North Carolina § 113-315 - 37. Liberal construction of Article.
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§ 113-315. 37. Liberal construction of Article.
It is intended that the provisions of this Article shall be liberally construed to accomplish the purposes provided for, or intended to be provided for, herein, and where strict construction would result in the defeat of the accomplishment of any of the acts authorized herein, and a liberal construction would permit or assist in the accomplishment thereof, the liberal construction shall be chosen. History (1979, c. 459, s. 13.)
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