Le Mars Mutual Insurance Co. of Iowa v. Bonnecroy

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• precise and unambiguous language is given its plain and rational meaning as used in conjunction with the subject considered
• “A revision will not be construed as altering a particular statute absent a clear, unmistakable legislative intent.”
• “A revision will not be construed as altering a particular statute absent a clear, unmistakable legislative intent.”
• ultimate goal in interpreting statute is to determine legislative intent, considering language used in statute, objects sought to be accomplished, and evils sought to be remedied; court places reasonable construction on statute that will best effectuate its purpose

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