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Williams v. Christian

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  • 335 So. 2d 358

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  • \Statutes imposing forfeiture will be strictly construed in a manner such as to avoid the forfeiture and will be liberally construed so as to avoid and relieve from forfeiture.\
  • “Statutes imposing forfeiture will be strictly construed in a manner such as to avoid the forfeiture and will be liberally construed so as to avoid and reheve from forfeiture.”
  • \Statutes imposing forfeiture will be strictly construed in a manner such as to avoid the forfeiture and will be liberally construed so as to avoid and relieve from forfeiture.\
  • “No citation of authority is required to support the rule that forfeitures are not favored in law. They are considered harsh exactions, odious, and to be avoided when possible.”
  • “Statutes imposing forfeiture will be strictly construed in a manner such as to avoid the 5 forfeiture and will be liberally construed so as to avoid and relieve from forfeiture.”

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Judges: Rawls

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