Kearney Special Road District v. County of Clay

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• without ambiguity, statutory construction is unacceptable \even when a court may prefer a policy different from that enunciated by the legislature\
• ‘Where language of a statute is clear, courts must give effect to the language as written. Courts are without authority to read into a statute a legislative intent contrary to the intent made evident by the plain language.”

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