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declaratory act; declaratory statute : In the US : One enacted for the purpose of removing doubts or putting an end to conflicting decisions in regard to what the law is in relation to a particular matter. It may either be expressive of the common law, or may declare what shall be taken to be the true meaning and intention of a previous statute, though in the latter case such enactments are more commonly called “expository statutes.” A statute enacted to put an end to a doubt as to what is the common law, or the meaning of another statute, and which declares what I is and even has been. HCB
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