· 3/31/1910
Magny v. Horan
Citations
- 122 N.Y.S. 1135
How courts have described this case
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- holding that express exceptions made in a statute give rise to a strong inference that no other exceptions are intended, and exceptions will not be implied where words of the statute are free from ambiguity
- express exceptions made in statute give rise to strong inference that no other exceptions are intended, and exceptions will not be implied where words of statute are free from ambiguity
- express exceptions in statute provide strong inference that no other exceptions were intended
- express exceptions in statute provide strong inference that no other exception were intended
- express exceptions in statute create inference that no other exceptions were intended
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