Zimmer v. Vander Waal

How courts have described this case

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• holding that trailer is not a motor vehicle as defined by owner consent statute and is therefore not governed by statute
• holding that trailer is not a motor vehicle as defined by owner consent statute and is therefore not governed by statute
• recognizing one of the fundamental rules of statutory interpretation is we will not interpret a statute to make any part of it superfluous unless no other interpretation is reasonably possible
• recognizing one of the fundamental rules of statutory interpretation is we will not interpret a statute to make any part of it superfluous unless no other interpretation is reasonably possible
• “[W]e do not rely on the name of a pleading in determining what type of motion it presents; rather, we look to the pleading’s substance.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).