Tait v. Campbell

How courts have described this case

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• holding that use of the conjunctive \and\ in a statutory provision meant that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met
• noting that use of the conjunctive \and\ in a statutory provision meant that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met]
• noting the use of the conjunctive \and\ in a statutory provision meant that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met
• use of the conjunctive \and\ in a statutory provision means that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met
• use of the conjunctive “and” in a statutory provision meant that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met
• use of the conjunctive \and\ in a statutory provision meant that all of the conditions listed in the provision must be met

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).