6.8 Presumption Against Intending What is Inconvenient or Unreasonable

The practicality's shield: the statute presumed not to intend the inconvenient, the unreasonable or the unworkable — the practical-construction's evidence (the long usage of U2.2(i); the administrative practice's weight). The boundary: the convenience's preference cannot rewrite the plain words (the presumption yields to the clear text — the presumptions' common discipline: rebuttable, every one).