Stingle v. Nevel
Citations
- 9 Or. 62
Syllabus
<p>Statutes — Repeal by Implication — Amendment.</p> <p>Subdivision 2, of section 37, chapter 4, of miscellaneous laws, was repealed, by implication, by the act of October 20, 1876, entitled, “ An actprovide for the collection of school district taxes.”</p> <p>The act of 1878, entitled, “ An act to amend sections 8, n, 12, 25, 34, 37, 43 and 46 of chapter 4, of the miscellaneous laws of Oregon, pertaining to common schools,” did not repeal the act of 1876. The only amendment made by that act to said section 37, was to add subdivision 9 of the amended section.</p> <p>Where a constitutional provision requires an amendment to be made by publishing the act or section, amended at full length, those portions of the old law copied into the enactment without change, are not reenacted.</p>
Judges: Waldo
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