Davis v. Toshiba MacH. Co., America

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• court will not read into a statute exceptions, limitations or conditions that the legislature did not express
• where a statute’s language is clear and unambiguous, a court must not read into it any exceptions, limitations or conditions not expressly made by the legislature and must give the statute effect as written

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