Busy Beaver Building Centers, Inc. v. Tueche

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• The language of a statute must be read in a sense which harmonizes with the subject matter and its general purpose and object
• The language of a statute must be read in a sense which harmonizes with the subject matter and its general purpose and object
• where judgment creditor has not received payment in full on the note, liquidated damages may not be assessed for creditor’s failure to mark note as satisfied
• where judgment creditor has not received payment in full on the note, liquidated damages may not be assessed for creditor's failure to mark note as satisfied
• language of a statute must be read in a sense which harmonizes with the subject matter and its general purpose and object
• language of a statute must be read in a sense which harmonizes with the subject matter and its general purpose and object

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