Interpretation Referencer

About the Author

Interpretation Referencer is authored by R. S. Kadakia, B.Com, FCA. He was actively involved in conceptualising and creating IR. He is in charge of updation of the product.

Annual Plan

(Single User License)

Rs.500

What it is

1.1 The Referencer is an online referencer containing observations of the Courts / references from Commentaries explaining:
  • various principles of interpretation of statute / natural justice, etc.;
  • principles of interpretation of documents / agreements; and
  • meaning of various maxims, including Latin maxims.
1.2 The Referencer covers more than 900 topics with approximately 7000 entries, including more than 4500 from Supreme Court.
1.3 The Referencer is not exhaustive and is not a substitute for a book on interpretation. The user is expected to have some background of principles of interpretation.
1.4 The Referencer helps the user in a very quick retrieval of observations from various cases on a particular principle.
1.5 An index of the topics is given to help the user to acquaint with the contents of the Referencer.
1.6 The Referencer is regularly updated covering more topics / entries.

Who may use

  • Judges
  • Tribunal members
  • Revenue / legal officials of the Government
  • Lawyers
  • Tax professionals
  • Law students

Benefits / Features

img Quick access to the meaning of various maxims, including Latin maxims
img Single point source of various principles of interpretation
img Reduced time in accessing referencer on a particular topic of interpretation
img Usable at any web enabled place at any time
img Section / statute reference gives idea of the context in which a particular word or phrase is explained.
img Regular updation

Testimonials

CS Dr. K. R. Chandratre, Practising Company Secretary; Former President, The Institute of Company Secretaries of India.

1.1 The Referencer is an online referencer containing observations of the Courts / references from Commentaries explaining: various principles of interpretation of statute / natural justice, etc.; principles of interpretation of documents / agreements; and meaning of various maxims, including Latin maxims. 1.2 The Referencer covers more than 900 topics...