Morris Grange No. 105 v. Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills

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• “When the statutory language together with the legislative history makes one interpretation overwhelmingly more plausible than a second interpretation, there is no necessity that the legislative history explicitly rule out the second interpretation”
• “[P]lain meaning rule is no longer considered an absolute prohibition [to the consideration of legislative history], but a flexible principle for ascertaining the intent of Congress.”

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