B. Rules and exceptions
11 pages in this book.
| Page | What it is for |
|---|---|
| General rule with an exception | I want to lift a general rule by carrying the bound person into the exception itself. |
| Exception from an exception | I want to restore the general conclusion when there is an exception from a prohibition. |
| An exception establishes negation | I want an explicit refusal, not merely the removal of positive support. |
| A defeater blocks every ground of the head | I want to keep an independent ground by shielding it from a general defeater. |
| Special rule over general | I want to pin the superiority of a special rule explicitly. |
| Later-enacted rule | I want to apply an explicitly chosen policy that compares dates of enactment. |
| Source hierarchy | I want to compare source rank while keeping the rules defeasible. |
| Priority in a special territory | I want to turn priority on only when a territorial condition is established. |
| Conflict without a winner | I want to keep both opposite supports when there is no priority. |
| Strict consequence and a defeasible rule | I want to separate a strict definition from a rule with an exception. |
| Different amounts are not opposites | I want to replace a default amount by lifting its ground. |
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