· 5/2/2001
Newtowne Village Service Corp. v. Newtowne Road Development Co.
Citations
- 772 A.2d 172
- 2001 Del. LEXIS 193
- 2001 WL 474415
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that ambiguity in a statute allows for judicial interpretation \`if a literal reading of the statute would lead to an unreasonable or absurd result not contemplated by the legislature'\
- indicating that ambiguity in a statute allows for judicial interpretation “ ‘if a literal reading of the statute would lead to an unreasonable or absurd result not contemplated by the legislature’ ”
- “Only where a statute is ambiguous and its meaning cannot be clearly ascertained does a court engage in the process of statutory construction and interpretation.”
- “Only where a statute is ambiguous and its meaning cannot be clearly ascertained does a court engage in the process of statutory construction and interpretation.”
- “Only where a statute is ambiguous and its meaning cannot be clearly ascertained does a court engage in the process of statutory construction and interpretation.” (citation omitted)
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Judges: Veasey, Walsh, Holland, Berger, Steele
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