Amour v. Department of Social Welfare

How courts have described this case

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• stating that, although not decisive, intent of Legislature as revealed by committee report is highly persuasive when statute is silent on disputed issue
• considering identical issue and upholding the exclusion of depreciation under section 2014(d)
• considering identical issue and upholding the exclusion of depreciation under section 2014(d)
• considering identical issue and upholding the exclusion of depreciation under section 2014(d)
• although not decisive, intent of legislature as revealed by committee report is highly persuasive when statute is silent on disputed issue
• because statute is silent on point at issue, legislative history must be examined to determine if regulation was reasonable interpretation of statute

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