· 6/2/1903
Lyman v. Southern Railway Co.
Citations
- 44 S.E. 550
- 132 N.C. 721
- 1903 N.C. LEXIS 348
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- believing the term “and/or” indicative of “confused thought” and without place in “either a statute or legal document”
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Judges: Connor, Douglas
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