Burgard v. Benedictine Living Communities

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• noting that the principal rationale for allowing prospective application is the reliance of the parties on the old rule of law
• noting that the principal rationale for allowing prospective application is the reliance of the parties on the old rule of law
• resolution of issue foreshadowed by interpretation of existing statutes/statutory construction does not make new law but interprets existing law
• resolution of issue foreshadowed by interpretation of existing statutes/statutory construction does not make new law but interprets existing law

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