· 6/9/1970
Florida Tallow Corporation v. Bryan
Citations
- 237 So. 2d 308
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “The word ‘shall’ when used in a statute or ordinance has, according to its normal usage, a mandatory connotation.”
- word `shall' when used in statute or ordinance has, according to its normal usage, a mandatory connotation
- The word \shall\ when used in statute has, according to normal usage, a mandatory connotation
- “The word ‘shall’ when used in a statute or ordinance has, according to its normal usage, a mandatory connotation.”
- “The word ‘shall’ when used in a statute or ordinance has, according to its normal usage, a mandatory connotation.”
- word \shall\ when used in statute has, according to its normal usage, a mandatory connotation
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Judges: Driver
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