· 12/18/1896
Prince v. Doushkess
Citations
- 42 N.Y.S. 1131
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- “In construing a statute we are required to give independent meaning and significance to each word, phrase, and sentence in a statute and to avoid an interpretation that makes any part of a statute meaningless.”
- “Únder the public interest exception, courts may permit reliti- gation of an issue of law concerning a public entity’s ongoing statutory obligations that affect individuals and members of the public not specifically before the court in the first litigation.”
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