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Fundamentals of Statutory Construction
For both law students and attorneys, statutory interpretation is important in resolving potential conflicts in understanding and applying various statutory provisions. Based on the notable jurisprudence of the Supreme Court, which acts as an interpreter of doubtful statutory provisions, it applies the rules of statutory interpretation to resolve disputes with the aim of upholding the actual intention of the legislature. Moreover, the application of the rules of statutory interpretation is a crucial aspect in the legal field that ensures that laws are applied fairly, reasonably and consistently.
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Canons of Statutory Construction
In this book, Funa delves deep into the principles and techniques of statutory construction, shedding light on the complex process of deciphering legislative intent. With his extensive experience as a legal expert and former Insurance Commissioner of the Philippines, Funa provides valuable insights and practical examples to help readers navigate through the intricacies of statutory interpretation.
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Ratio Legis: Statutory Construction
The principal purpose of the Ratio Legis is to reinforce the learning process by providing the student with syllabi notes from choice and selected jurisprudence with the end in view of providing context as well as illustrate the various legal concepts, principles and more importantly — the interpretation and application made by the High Court to various issues raised before It throughout our nation’s socio-economic and political history.
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Statutory Constructions (Third Edition)
On its Third Edition — this humble work stays true to its humble beginnings and original purpose — providing references on the principles and concepts of statutory construction, highlighting when appropriate, through the use of specially selected cases.
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Statutory Construction
The book on Statutory Construction authored by Judge Noli C. Diaz, one of the distinguished professors at the College of Law of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (University of the City of Manila) is an excellent guide on the construction and interpretation of statutes and contracts burdened with obscurity, insufficiency and conflicting provisions.