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The phrase "inure to the benefit" is frequently used in law to mean "to take effect, to come to, to result in, to be applied to or to serve.
They say a lot of funny things in law. Just a fossil usage.
Yeah, they do. By style manual it's tedious, and surmisal, fear or obfuscation.
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