Abstract

The article examines various approaches to the identification of numerous grounds according to which the systematization of casual interpretation in law should be carried out. It is noted that the specific differentiation of the casual interpretation of legal norms refers to the problems of classification. The author draws attention to a number of requirements that should be followed when developing bases for stratifying varieties of casual interpretation. Among them are: clarity, rigor and immutability of the bases of division; completeness of coverage; consideration of the laws of logic; approximation; relevance of classification. It is pointed out that in the historical context, there were many alternating approaches to the issue of species diversity of casual interpretation. At the present stage, the casual interpretation of legal norms is classified according to a number of grounds: the degree of binding interpretation results, subjects, degree of freedom of treatment of the object of interpretation, stages, forms and scope of casual interpretative activity. The list of variations of the studied phenomenon is considered in detail in accordance with the stratification bases that were presented by the author. In the end, it is summarized that the classification of casual interpretation in law allows you to gain new knowledge about the types of interpretative activity you are looking for and how to structure it on a number of key grounds.

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