Mrs. R. L. Clark, as Legal Guardian for Shirley Tucker v. Great American Insurance Company of New York

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• stating that unless intent indicates otherwise, “and” is “to be accepted for its conjunctive connotation rather than as a word interchangeable with ‘or’”
• stating that unless intent indicates otherwise, “and” is “to be accepted for its conjunctive connotation rather than as a word interchangeable with ‘or’”
• “The word ‘and’ is therefore to be accepted for its conjunctive connotation rather than as a word interchangeable with ‘or’ except where strict grammatical construction will frustrate clear legislative intent.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).