Henshaw v. Brown

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• courts may substitute “or” for “and,” or vice versa, to carry out the legislative intent
• courts may, in order 'to carry out the intention of the legislature, substitute “and” for “or”
• courts may, in order to carry out the intention of the legislature, substitute \and\ for \or\
• receipt of notice of application for tax deed by corporate owner's registered agent and members of board of directors was sufficient notice to the corporation

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