James Domoruelle & Sons v. Glover

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• explaining that a court's first step when considering the meaning of a statute \is always to determine whether the statute is 'plain and unambiguous' \
• ‘When a statute is plain and unambiguous ... there is no occasion for resorting to rules of statutory interpretation.”
• “When a statute is plain and unambiguous ... there is no occasion for resorting to rules of statutory interpretation.”

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