· 5/21/1969
Opinion No. 69-197 (1969) Ag
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- reading statutes on same subject matter in dif- ferent part of statutory scheme harmoniously ‘‘to ensure the coherency of our construction’’ (internal quotation marks omitted)
- reading statutes on same subject matter in dif- ferent part of statutory scheme harmoniously ‘‘to ensure the coherency of our construction’’ (internal quotation marks omitted)
- trial court properly modified award to cor- rect ‘‘material miscalculations of figures and mistakes that did not affect the merits of the controversy’’ (emphasis added)
- court must read statutes together when they relate to same subject matter because legislature presumed to create harmonious and consistent body of law
- sub- mission is unrestricted unless otherwise agreed to by parties
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