· 2/3/1940
Gifford v. Drolla-Scott Co.
Citations
- 29 N.E.2d 964
- 65 Ohio App. 367
- 31 Ohio Law. Abs. 326
- 18 Ohio Op. 531
- 1940 Ohio App. LEXIS 1004
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- “in limited circumstances, ‘and’ can be read in a several, that is, disjunctive, sense based on context and the specific way the word is used”
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Judges: Hornbeck, Barnes
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