State Ex Rel. Morrison v. Oshman Sporting Goods Co. Kansas

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• courts ordinarily presume that by changing language of statute legislature intended to change its effect
• several provisions, in pari materia, must be interpreted “together with a view of reconciling and bringing them into workable harmony if possible”
• “In construing statutes and determining legislative intent, several provisions of an act or acts, in pari materia, must be construed together with a view of reconciling and bringing them into workable harmony if possible.”
• applying canon of statutory construction, in pari materia

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