· 9/11/1934
Gilbert v. Beacon Hill Credit Union
Citations
- 287 Mass. 433
- 192 N.E. 25
- 94 A.L.R. 1012
- 1934 Mass. LEXIS 1172
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- explaining that “the people have no power to ratify a proposed amendment to the federal Constitution”
- “The presumption is in favor of the natural and popular meaning in which the words are usually understood by the people who have adopted them.”
- \The presumption is in favor of the natural and popular meaning in which the words are usually understood by the people who have adopted them.\ (emphasis added)
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Judges: Donahue
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