Kelly v. Philadelphia

How courts have described this case

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• statutes in pari materia should be construed concurrently whenever possible and if they can be made to stand together, effect should be given to both as far as possible
• statutes in pari materia should be construed concurrently whenever possible and if they can be made to stand together, effect should be given to both as far as possible
• “[Statutes in pari materia should be considered concurrently whenever possible and if they can be made to stand together effect should be given to both as far as possible.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).