Roman v. Sharper

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• holding that legislative intent effected \by adding inferentially\ the phrase \qualified to vote\ to the language of a statute authorizing recall elections
• holding that legislative intent effected “by adding inferentialIy\ the phrase \qualified to vote” to the language of a statute authorizing recall elections
• we should assume that Legislature intended a reasonable approach, and a statute should be construed to effect a reasonable approach
• “We should assume the Legislature intended a reasonable approach, and we should construe the statute to provide one if we can.” Id. at 341, 250 A.2d 745

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