Petition of Famous Brands, Inc.

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• “ ‘[RJesorting to legislative history is justified only when legislation is ambiguous, or its literal meaning is absurd or unreasonable.’ ”
• “[C]ourts have no legislative authority, and should avoid judicial legislation, a usurpation of legislative powers, or any entry into the legislative field.”
• utilizing our rules of statutory construction to discover legislative intent

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