· 7/30/1992
Oswin v. Shaw
Citations
- 609 A.2d 415
- 129 N.J. 290
- 1992 N.J. LEXIS 416
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that adoption of legislation with amendments in response to conditional veto renders conditional veto message \strong evidence of legislative intent\
- recognizing that adoption of legislation with amendments in response to conditional veto renders conditional veto message “strong evidence of legislative intent”
- stating that adoption of legislation following conditional veto renders conditional veto message strong evidence of legislative intent
- stating that adoption of legislation following conditional veto renders conditional veto message strong evidence of legislative intent
- stating that statutes in derogation of common law should be interpreted narrowly to make “the least rather than the most major change in the common law.”
- stating that statutes in derogation of common law should be interpreted narrowly to make \the least rather than the most major change in the common law.\
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Judges: Clifford
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