Statutory Interpretation Scope of Prior Rulings
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Généré par l'IAThe matter involved whether a specific set of prior rulings, which established a general rule regarding statutory interpretation concerning amendments to certain enumerated sections, applied to a subsequent statutory amendment that referenced a different, non-enumerated section, despite that section being related to the previously enumerated ones. The court reasoned that because the subsequent amendment specifically targeted a section not listed in the scope of the prior established rule, and absent any clear legislative intent to extend the prior rule's effect, the general rule of interpretation established in the prior decisions did not govern the interpretation of the newer, distinct statutory change.
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Généré par l'IAArt. 66 al. 1 LTF; Statutory Interpretation Scope of Prior Rulings: The court reasoned that because the subsequent amendment specifically targeted a section not listed in the scope of the prior established rule, and absent any clear legislative intent to extend the prior rule's effect, the general rule of interpretation established in the prior decisions did not govern the interpretation of the newer, distinct statutory change.
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