Doctrine of Incorporation by Reference¶
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Primes¶
- Embedding
- In law, incorporation by reference embeds one statute's provisions in another, and treaties are embedded in domestic law via enabling acts.
This sourceDefines incorporation by reference — the drafting device that embeds one document's provisions into another by reference, making the referenced text part of the host instrument, used in statutes and contracts (with the dualist enabling-act mechanism for treaties as the international-law analogue).
- In law, incorporation by reference embeds one statute's provisions in another, and treaties are embedded in domestic law via enabling acts.
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