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Oregon Supreme Court· 9/25/1957

Monaghan v. School District No. 1

Citations

  • 315 P.2d 797
  • 211 Or. 360
  • 1957 Ore. LEXIS 339

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • refusing to pass upon the eligibility of a school teacher to serve in the legislature
  • “In construing the organic law, the presumption and legal intendment are that every word, clause, and sentence therein have been inserted for some useful purpose.”
  • “In construing the organic law, the presumption and legal intendment are that every word, clause, and sentence therein have been inserted for some useful purpose.”
  • “The constitution derives its force and effect from the people who ratified it and not from the proceedings of the convention where it was framed[.]”
  • “The constitution derives its force and effect from the people who ratified it and not from the proceedings of the convention where it was framed[.]”
  • “The constitution derives its force and effect from the people who ratified it and not from the proceedings of the convention where it was framed!.]”

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Judges: Warner, Brand

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