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· 1/29/1954

State Ex Rel. Gardner v. Holm

Citations

  • 241 Minn. 125
  • 62 N.W.2d 52
  • 1954 Minn. LEXIS 559

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  • stating that “the language of the provision itself is the best evidence of the intention of the framers of the constitution”
  • stating that when construing the Constitution, our court gives ordinary meaning to the words used
  • noting, based on the plain language of the constitution, that “the governor clearly has the-right to veto any- bill appropriating money”
  • “[W]here the language used is clear, explicit, and unambiguous ... and free from obscurity, the courts must give it the-ordinary, meaning of the words used.”

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Judges: Frank T. Gallagher

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