State Ex Rel. Peterson v. County Court of Clark County

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• \[I]t is fundamental that implied repeals are not favored and an earlier act will be considered to remain in force if the same may be construed in harmony with the later one. This principle is well established.\
• \[I]t is fundamental that implied repeals are not favored and an earlier act will be considered to remain in force if the same may be construed in harmony with the later one. This principle is well established.\

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