Statutory interpretation: courts must seek legislative intent via purposive construction while respecting textual limits. Courts must ascertain and effectuate legislative intent by construing enactments in light of social conditions and the mischief the statute addresses, using purposive and mischief-focused construction to supplement textual imperfections, while respecting textual fidelity and not altering the material fabric of the statute.
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Statutory interpretation: courts must seek legislative intent via purposive construction while respecting textual limits.
Courts must ascertain and effectuate legislative intent by construing enactments in light of social conditions and the mischief the statute addresses, using purposive and mischief-focused construction to supplement textual imperfections, while respecting textual fidelity and not altering the material fabric of the statute.
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