Whole meaning as total and undivided informs interpretation of statutory and contractual 'whole' references in law. The term whole denotes totality, meaning undivided, entire and complete; judicial usage equates "whole" with "total" to determine whether an interest, ... Summary
Whole meaning as total and undivided informs interpretation of statutory and contractual 'whole' references in law.
The term whole denotes totality, meaning undivided, entire and complete; judicial usage equates "whole" with "total" to determine whether an interest, dependency or obligation is absolute rather than partial.
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