Briarly v. Commissioner

How courts have described this case

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• holding that fall effect must be given to the language of an ordinance, with no part rendered meaningless or superfluous
• holding that full effect must be given to the language of an ordinance, with no part rendered meaningless or superfluous
• agency interpretation not given deference because “claimed definition was not part of a pattern of past enforcement, but a by-product of current litigation”

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