Capella v. City of Gainesville

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• if Legislature amends statute by omitting words, it is presumed that Legislature intended act to have a different meaning from that accorded it before the amendment
• “When a statute is amended and words are omitted, courts presume the legislature intended the statute to have a meaning different from the one it had before amendment.”

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