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Words given ordinary, plain, natural meaning regardless of outcome
London & North Eastern Railway Co. v Berriman (1946)
Depart from literal meaning only when it produces absurd result
Heydon's Case (1584)
Suppress the mischief Parliament intended to remedy
Interpret statute according to overall purpose, not just words
R (Quintavalle) v HFEA (2003)
Interpret legislation compatibly with ECHR rights where possible
Official verbatim record of parliamentary debates
Intrinsic: within statute; Extrinsic: external sources
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