...be treated as an exception to that general provision. It is a rule in the construction of statutes that "where there is in the same statute a particular...within the provisions of the particular enactment." Endlich on Interpretation of Statutes, sec. 399; Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co. v. City of Chicago,...

...addition of water or water and sugar were tax exempt. One of the oldest rules of statutory construction is that, where there is, in the same statute, a particular...within the provisions of the particular enactment. United States v. Chase, 135 US 255. The construction of the applicable statutes falls squarely within...

...that, where there is a particular enactment and a general enactment in the same statute, and the latter in its most comprehensive sense would include what...within the provisions of the particular enactment. This, in substance, is a rule of construction adopted by Sir John Romilly, MR, in Pretty v. Solly,...

...that 'where there is, in the same statute, a particular enactment and also a general one which, in ite most comprehensive sense, would include what is embraced...within the provisions of the particular enactment.' "This rule applies wherever an act contains general provisions and also special ones upon a subject...

...competitive class ; and if there is any repugnancy between it and clause (d), the latter must prevail. "When there is in the same statute a particular enactment,...within the provisions of the particular enactment. • » * The particular specified intent on the part of the Legislature overrules the general intent...

...inapplicable to it, or, as is sometimes said, is controlled by the special provisions. Where, therefore, there is, in the same statute, a particular enactment,...within the provisions of the particular enactment." It follows, that, where an act, in one set of provisions, gives specific and precise directions to...

...inhibitions of the statute to that class of letters alone, whose indecent matter is exposed on the envelope. It is an old and familiar rule that, " where there...within the provisions of the particular enactment." Pretty v. Solly, 26 Beavan, 610, per Romilly, MR ; State v. Comm'ra of Railroad Taxation, 37 NJ Law,...

...inhibitions of the statute to that class of letters alone, whose indecent matter is exposed on the envelope. It is an old and familiar rule that, "where there...within the provisions of the particular enactment." Pretty v. Solly, 26 Beavan, 610, per Romilly, MR ; State v. Comm'rs of Railroad Taxation, 37 NJ Law,...

...inapplicable to it, or, as is sometimes said, is controlled by the special provisions. Where, therefore, there is, in the same statute, a particular enactment,...within the provisions of the particular enactment." Endlich Interp. Stat., § 399, p. 559, et seq. "A construction which raises a conflict between parts...

...to the compensation and the salary allowed by the statutes preceding. The general rule of law is ' ' that where there is in the same statute a particular...provisions of the particular enactment" (26 Am. & Eng. Enc., 216). This is the rule applied in the case of Stone v. State 1 0. App. 76 (34 OCC 275 ; 18 NS...