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4481. LAW, Construing.—[continued].
Constructions must not
be favored which go to defeat instead of
furthering the principal object of the law and
to sacrifice the end to the end to the means.—
To W. H. Cabell. Washington ed. v, 159.
Ford ed., ix, 94.
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1807)
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