Law language

*RENU SINGH * (✩ §m!ℓ!ñġ €ม€§ fℓม!ñġ ђ♪gђ✩ )   (21627 Points)

29 October 2012  

I want to ask one question regarding  the law language. I am giving an example of a definition  :-

Review :-

The right of review has been conferred by section 114 and order 47, Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The section provides that any person considering himself aggrieved by a decree or order, may apply for a review of judgement , to the court which passed the decree or made the order on any of the grounds mentioned.

 now my question is if I change the words as  Any person (includes himself) so does it really change the meaning of the definition. 

If I substitute these words ,what meaning it would constitute  like  :-

1. it means that aggrieved persons should include himself as well.

2. it means any person who is aggrieved , it can be himself or other than himself 

 

Or otherwise there can  be some other word which can be replaced against considering himself. 

 

Law experts enlightened........ please reply this question. I am waiting for your answers ....... angel

 

 

Regards

Renu