HRS 0001-0016 ANNOTATIONS

Sections 1-29 and 92-7 both address issue of time in relation to actions required by law, must be read in pari materia. Att. Gen. Op. 92-06.

Cited in construing "child". Att. Gen. Op. 93-1.

County nonliability statute and Contribution among Tortfeasors Act in pari materia. 283 F. Supp. 854.

Consideration of other laws in arriving at meaning. 1 H. 31; 1 H. 457, 259 (464); 8 H. 715, 720; 15 H. 325, 332; 22 H. 589, 591; 25 H. 397, 403; 26 H. 469, 475; 35 H. 21, 23; 45 H. 1, 13, 361 P.2d 374; 47 H. 87, 110, 384 P.2d 536; 47 H. 361, 388, 389 P.2d 439; 236 F.2d 622, 625; 235 F. Supp. 990, 998; aff'd 352 F.2d 735. Sections of chapter 101, eminent domain, in pari materia. 50 H. 237, 437 P.2d 321.

Consideration of subsequent act in pari materia. 37 H. 252, 258; 43 H. 84, 85.

Meaning of words or phrases used in two or more sections of a statute presumed the same. 46 H. 164, 172, 377 P.2d 932; 49 H. 624, 635-6, 425 P.2d 1014.

Statute should be construed with reference to system of laws of which it is a part; exemption of bequest "otherwise taxed" does not refer to federal tax. 14 H. 38.

Sections 651-44, 651-49 and 634-64, relating to attachment, are in pari materia. 51 H. 164, 454 P.2d 116.

Excise tax law and income tax law should be construed in relation to each other. 56 H. 644, 547 P.2d 1343.

Principle applied to welfare fraud and general theft statutes. 61 H. 79, 595 P.2d 291.

Cited: 3 H. 90, 98; 3 H. 223, 229; 5 H. 73, 74; 20 H. 114, 119; 34 H. 935, 938; 73 H. 81, 829 P.2d 1325.