Lynnebrook and Woodbrook Associates, Lp Ex Rel. Lynnebrook Manor, Inc. v. Millersville

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• explaining that, when statutory language is clear, it is dispositive and there is no need for further interpretation
• explaining that, when statutory language is clear, it is dispositive and there is no need for further interpretation
• indicating that the statutory language in Section 301.1(f)(1) “should be construed as a tax exception—not a- tax exemption—and thus construed against the taxing authority”
• indicating that the statutory language in Section 301.1(f)(1) “should be construed as a tax exception – not a tax exemption – and thus construed against the taxing authority”

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