· 4/17/1978
Nance v. Williams
Citations
- 564 S.W.2d 212
- 263 Ark. 237
- 564 S.W.2d 213
- 1978 Ark. LEXIS 1978
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- holding that when a later act covers the entire subject matter of an earlier one, adding new provisions and plainly showing that it was intended as a substitute for the first act, the older act is repealed by implication
- when a later act covers the entire matter of an earlier one, adding new provisions and plainly showing it was intended as a substitute for the first one, then the older act is repealed by implication
- when a later act covers the entire matter of an earlier one, adding new provisions and plainly showing it was intended as a substitute for the first one, then the older act is repealed by implication
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Judges: George Rose Smith
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