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· 4/27/1972

United States v. Bill R. Hunter, D/B/A the Courier

Citations

  • 459 F.2d 205
  • 22 A.L.R. Fed. 339
  • 1972 U.S. App. LEXIS 9864

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that \[l]egislative intent is first to be gathered from the plain meaning of the words of the statute\
  • stating that \[l]egislative intent is first to be gathered from the plain meaning of the words of the statute\
  • firebombing interfered with residents’ exercise and enjoyment of right to fair housing
  • 'Legislative intent is first to be gathered from the plain meaning of the words of the statute.'
  • “In the context of classified real estate advertisements, landlords and brokers ‘cause’ advertisements to be printed or published and generally newspapers ‘print’ and ‘publish’ them.”
  • “Legislative intent is first to be gathered from the plain meaning of the words of the statute.”

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Judges: Sobeloff, Craven, Field

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