Farrey v. Bettendorf

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• proviso is to be strictly construed and limited to objects fairly within its terms or to qualify or restrain its generality
• [a] proviso is to be construed strictly and limited to objects fairly within its terms, or to qualify or restrain its generality
• “Intentionally not looking where one is going when operating a dangerous instrumentality is essentially the same as operating such dangerous instrumentality with the eyes of the operator closed.”
• “Intentionally not looking where one is going when operating a dangerous instrumentality is essentially the same as operating such dangerous instrumentality with the eyes of the operator closed.”
• exceptions or provisos in statutes are to be strictly construed

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