· 12/21/1990
Beecher Medical Center, Inc. v. Turnock
Citations
- 566 N.E.2d 445
- 207 Ill. App. 3d 751
- 152 Ill. Dec. 758
- 1990 Ill. App. LEXIS 1916
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- fundamental rule of statutory construction is, when an act defines its own terms, those terms must be construed according to the definitions given to them in the act
- fundamental rule of statutory construction is, when an act defines its own terms, those terms must be construed according to the definitions given to them in the act
- a fundamental rule of statutory construction requires that, when an act defines its own terms, those terms must be construed according to the act's definitions
- a fundamental rule of statutory construction requires that, when an act defines its own terms, those terms must be construed according to the act’s definitions
- fundamental rule of statutory construction is, when an act defines its own terms, those terms must be construed according to the definitions given to them in the act
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Judges: Gordon
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