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· 12/4/1956

Bowman v. Watts

Citations

  • 38 Ala. App. 626
  • 91 So. 2d 238
  • 1956 Ala. App. LEXIS 270

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  • “Neither the limitations of the civil law nor the prompting of humanity can be read into a statute from which, without question, they are absent, no matter how desirable the result to be attained may be.”

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Judges: Harwood

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