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what What does the phrase "in this act unless context requires otherwise" mean?

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in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

canCan this be used to broaden or narrow the scope based on the context  ?

what does the phrase "in this act unless context requires otherwise" mean?

various Commonwealth countries like Malaysia, Singapore and India use this phrase in sections which include definitons or explanation of a law. what does it mean? e.g. Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

can this be used to broaden or narrow the scope based on the context  ?

What does the phrase "in this act unless context requires otherwise" mean?

Various Commonwealth countries, like Malaysia, Singapore and India, use this phrase in sections which include definitions or explanation of a law. What does it mean? E.g., Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

Can this be used to broaden or narrow the scope based on the context?

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various Commonwealth countries like Malaysia, Singapore and India use this phrase in sections which include definitons or explanation of a law. what does it mean? e.g. Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

can this be used to broaden or narrow the scope based on the context ?

various Commonwealth countries like Malaysia, Singapore and India use this phrase in sections which include definitons or explanation of a law. what does it mean? e.g. Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

various Commonwealth countries like Malaysia, Singapore and India use this phrase in sections which include definitons or explanation of a law. what does it mean? e.g. Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

can this be used to broaden or narrow the scope based on the context ?

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various commonwealthCommonwealth countries like Malaysia  , Singapore and India use this phrase Inin sections which include definitons or explanation of a law  . what does it mean  ? like articlee.g. Article 13 of the Indian constitutionConstitution has the phrase

in this article unless context reauiresrequires otherwise  : law means any rule  , order or custom established by a competent authority

various commonwealth countries like Malaysia  , Singapore and India use this phrase In sections which include definitons or explanation of a law  . what does it mean  ? like article 13 of the Indian constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context reauires otherwise  : law means any rule  , order or custom established by a competent authority

various Commonwealth countries like Malaysia, Singapore and India use this phrase in sections which include definitons or explanation of a law. what does it mean? e.g. Article 13 of the Indian Constitution has the phrase

in this article unless context requires otherwise: law means any rule, order or custom established by a competent authority

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