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Page 159
... words are not used in a statute without a meaning . . . and are not superfluous and so effect must be given , if possible , to all words used , for the Legislature is deemed not to waste its words or say anything in vain " . As I have ...
... words are not used in a statute without a meaning . . . and are not superfluous and so effect must be given , if possible , to all words used , for the Legislature is deemed not to waste its words or say anything in vain " . As I have ...
Page 360
... words " where a debt has been proved under the principal Act " are capable of such a meaning . But this form of words is often used to refer , not to a past time which preceded the enactment , but to a time which is made past by ...
... words " where a debt has been proved under the principal Act " are capable of such a meaning . But this form of words is often used to refer , not to a past time which preceded the enactment , but to a time which is made past by ...
Page 406
... words above quoted . Those words satisfy this Board that , up to that point at any rate , the mere indication by an objector of the way he considers his objection should be met cannot possibly be regarded as being determinative of the ...
... words above quoted . Those words satisfy this Board that , up to that point at any rate , the mere indication by an objector of the way he considers his objection should be met cannot possibly be regarded as being determinative of the ...
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