· 5/29/1951
State v. Epperly
Citations
- 65 S.E.2d 488
- 135 W. Va. 877
- 1951 W. Va. LEXIS 103
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- “A statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent ... will be given full force and effect.”
- \A statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent . . . will be given full force and effect.\
- “[a] statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent will not be interpreted by the courts but will be given full force and effect.”
- “A statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent will not be interpreted by the courts but will be given full force and effect.”
- “A statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent will not be interpreted by the courts but will be given full force and effect.”
- “A statutory provision which is clear and unambiguous and plainly expresses the legislative intent will not be interpreted by the courts but will be given full force and effect.”
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Judges: Haymond
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