George W. Watkins Family v. Messenger

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• assuming the legislature has full knowledge of the existing judicial decisions and case law of the state
• it is assumed that when the legislature enacts or amends a statute, it has full knowledge of existing judicial decisions and case law of the state
• it is assumed that when the legislature enacts or amends a statute, it has full knowledge of existing judicial decisions and case law of the state
• recognition that the general rule pronounced in Idaho Gold Dredging Cory. v. Boise Payette Lumber Co., 54 Idaho 765, 37 P.2d 407 (1934
• “It is assumed that when the legislature enacts or amends a statute it has full knowledge of the existing judicial decisions and ease law of the state.”
• \It is assumed that when the legislature enacts or amends a statute it has full knowledge of the existing judicial decisions and case law of the state.\

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