literal rule

literal rule
the rule of statutory interpretation that demands that a statute be interpreted according to its very words regardless of result and regardless of any attempt that can be made to find the intention of the legislator; thus 'no dogs allowed' prohibits guide dogs and police dogs.

Collins dictionary of law. . 2001.

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