Denver US Nat. Bank v. People Ex Rel. Dunbar

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• liberal construction does not permit a court to rewrite a statute, and such principle is to be used only when the wording of the statute creates a doubt
• liberal construction does not permit a court to rewrite a statute, and such principle is to be used only when the wording of the statute creates a doubt
• “[T]he rule is universally recognized that an appellate court will consider only those questions properly raised by the appealing parties.” (quoting Eggert v. Pac. States Sav. & Loan Co., 57 Cal.App.2d 239, 136 P.2d 822, 829 (1943))

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