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a section of a statute should not be read in isolation from the context of the whole act state v meggs 950 sw2d 608

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Citation Sample: A section of a statute should not be read in isolation from the context of the whole act. State v. Meggs, 950 S.W.2d 608
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State of Missouri, ex rel. Caseys General Stores, Inc., an Iowa Corporation, Caseys Marketing Company, an Iowa Corporation, and Donita Generous, Plaintiffs-Respondents, Cross-Appellants, v. City of West Plains, Missouri, Gene Jones, Lou Citro, James Goss, Robert Jackson, and Ray Gobel, Defendants-Appellants/Cross-Respondent

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Citation: A section of a statute should not be read in isolation from the context of the whole act. State v. Meggs, 950 S.W.2d 608

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