Kennebec & Portland Rail Road v. Waters

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• stating a court is to presume a logical result, as opposed to an absurd or unreasonable one, and avoid statutory interpretations that are unjust, absurd, or unreasonable
• we will not interpret a statute in such a manner as to lead to an absurd result

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