Saylor v. Westar Energy, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing pitfall in using reasonableness as construction tool when the result is contrary to statute’s plain language
• refusing to read into workers compensation statute a provision not found in its plain language in order to avoid absurd or illogical result
• legislature has authority to intentionally and knowingly enact statutory provisions that may lead to unreasonable results

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