In the Interest of E. E. B. W.

How courts have described this case

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• “[Exemption] statutes are remedial, and have not been strictly, but liberally construed for the purpose of carrying out the wise and humane objects in view.”
• “[Exemption] statutes are remedial, and have not been strictly, but liberally construed for the purpose of carrying out the wise and humane objects in view.”'
• “Because exemption statutes are remedial in nature, they should generally be liberally construed ‘for the purpose of carrying out the wise and humane object[s] in view.’”
• “[The Michigan exemption] statute[s] are remedial, and have not been strictly, but liberally construed for the purpose of carrying out the wise and human objects in view.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).