AI Overview...
- Krayavikrayam - Main points and insights:
- The term krayavikrayam is derived from Hermman Gundert's dictionary, meaning buying and selling P. C. Sebastian VS P. C. Chacko - Kerala, P.C. SEBASTIAN vs P.C. CHACKO - Kerala.
- The meaning of the word is context-dependent; if its meaning has evolved over time, the current ordinary meaning at the time of the will's creation is considered relevant P. C. Sebastian VS P. C. Chacko - Kerala, P.C. SEBASTIAN vs P.C. CHACKO - Kerala.
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When a word has both an ordinary and a specialized meaning, no presumption favors one over the other; the court determines the applicable meaning based on the context P.C. SEBASTIAN vs P.C. CHACKO - Kerala.
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Analysis and Conclusion:
- Krayavikrayam primarily signifies buying and selling as per historical linguistic sources.
- Its interpretation in legal or contractual contexts depends on the time-specific ordinary meaning, especially if the word's meaning has shifted over time.
- When ambiguity exists due to multiple meanings, courts analyze the context to ascertain the intended sense, ensuring accurate interpretation aligned with the contemporary understanding at the relevant time.
Search Results for "Krayavikrayam Meaning"
2016 0 Supreme(Ker) 150 • India - Kerala
ANTONY DOMINIC, A.HARIPRASAD
Hermman Gundert, the word (krayavikrayam) means "buying and selling". ... 12. Learned counsel for the appellant contended that going by the plain meaning ascribed to "X", it cannot take in a testamentary disposition. ... Learned author further says that if the meaning of a word or phrase has changed with the passage of time, it is the ordinary meaning current, when the will was made, which is relevant. ... If the word or expression has both an ordinary meaning and this special meaning,....
2016 Supreme(Online)(KER) 12513 • India - High Court of Kerala
ANTONY DOMINIC, A.HARIPRASAD, JJ
According to വ(cid:14)ല<ന” വ(cid:14)കകയ(cid:10)” Malayalam-English Dictionary by Dr.Hermman Gundert, the word “ (krayavikrayam)” means “buying and selling”. ... Learned author further says that if the meaning of a word or phrase has changed with the passage of time, it is the ordinary meaning current, when the will was made, which is relevant. ... If the word or expression has both an ordinary meaning and this special meaning, no prior presumption arises in favour of one or the other, and the court dete....
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