Nucor Steel v. South Carolina Public Service Commission

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• recognizing that where an agency is charged with the execution of a statute, the agency's interpretation should not be overruled without cogent reason
• recognizing that where an agency is charged with the execution of a statute, the agency’s interpretation should not be overruled without cogent reason
• where an agency is charged with the execution of a statute, the agency’s interpretation should not be overruled without cogent reason
• “Where an agency is charged with the execution of a statute, the agency’s interpretation should not be overruled without cogent reason.”
• To give effect to a statute, a court cannot adopt a position which defeats its underlying legislative purpose.
• “Where an agency is charged with the execution of a statute, the agency’s interpretation should not be overruled without cogent reason.”

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