· 4/23/1974
Price v. All American Engineering Company
Citations
- 320 A.2d 336
- 1974 Del. LEXIS 272
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that it is impermissible for a court “to imbue a statute with a meaning in excess of, or contrary to, legislative design[.]”
- a supplemental plan, quite similar to the Maryland law involved in the present case, was held not to violate the Due Process Clause
- a supplemental plan, quite similar to the Maryland law involved in the present case, was held not to violate the Due Process Clause
- retroactive effect must be mandated by unmistakable legislative intent
- involving the Workmen’s Compensation Act
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Judges: Herrmann, C. J., and Carey, and Duffy
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