Scudder v. Greenbrier C. Condo. Ass'n

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• “In construing a statute or a declaration of condominium, words of common usage should be construed in their plain and ordinary sense.”
• although court must ascribe plain and obvious meaning to words used in statute, it should not interpret statute so as to produce unreasonable or absurd result
• although court must ascribe plain and obvious meaning to words used in statute, it should not interpret statute so as to produce unreasonable or absurd result

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