Cohen v. Century Ventures, Inc.

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• where language of statute is plain, resort to rules of statutory construction is unnecessary to glean intent of Legislature
• where language of statute is plain, resort to rules of statutory interpretation is unnecessary to ascertain intent as Legislature held to have intended that which is plainly expressed
• where language of statute is plain, resort to rules of statutory interpretation is unnecessary to ascertain intent as Legislature held to have intended that which is plainly expressed
• Where the language of the statute is plain, resort to rules of statutory interpretation is unnecessary to ascertain intent as the Legislature is held to have intended that which is plainly expressed.
• Where the language of a statute is plain, resort to rules of statutory construction and interpretation is unnecessary to ascertain the legislative intent as the Legislature is held to have intended that which is plainly expressed.

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