Supporting of legal reasoning for cases which are not strictly regulated by law
Tomasz Żurek, Emil Kruk · 2009
Statute law legislators are usually not in a position to foresee each and every situation or event which may actually occur in real life. That is why lawyers in the course of their everyday practice very often struggle with interpreting the cases which are not expressly regulated in the law. The legal theory and practice has given rise to a wide array of methods to deal with this type of problems. The solutions described in this article have been implemented in the advisory system developed by the authors whose main goal is to provide automatic legal advice on the Agricultural Tax