Williamson v. Schmid

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• stating that the natural and ordinary meaning of the word \notwithstanding\ is \without obstruction from\ or \in spite of\
• stating that the natural and ordinary meaning of the word “notwithstanding” is “without obstruction from” or “in spite of 3; King v. Sununu, 490 A.2d 796,800 (N.H. 1985

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).