recognizing that statutory language can be intrinsically ambiguous, or despite clear intrinsic meaning, ambiguous due to its application in a particular circumstance
Summary of this case from Kensington Fire v. Montgomery CountySeptember Term, 1987
Decided June 18, 1987
Pet. Docket No. 47 — denied. Judge Cole did not participate in the consideration of this petition. Opinion (No. 837, 1986 Term, Court of Special Appeals) unreported.
recognizing that statutory language can be intrinsically ambiguous, or despite clear intrinsic meaning, ambiguous due to its application in a particular circumstance
Summary of this case from Kensington Fire v. Montgomery CountyFull title:BEST v. DUNDAS
Court:Court of Appeals of Maryland
Date published: Jun 18, 1987
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