Alexander Properties Group, Inc. v. Doe

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• holding that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare tacitum and expressio unius est exclusio alterius , the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed
• holding that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare tacitum and expressio unius est exclusion alterius, the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed
• holding that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare taciturn and expressio unius est exclusion alterius, the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed
• holding that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare tacitum and expressio unius est exclusio alterius, the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed
• holding that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare taciturn and expressio unius est exclusio alterius, the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed
• holding, in the context of statutory construction, that based on the principles of expressum facit cessare tacitum and expressio unius est exclusio alterius, the list of actions in a statute is presumed to exclude actions not specifically listed.”

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