Garvy v. Wilder

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• finding that earlier repeal of 12-year repose period under statute could not, consistent with due process, operate to revive claims of childhood sexual abuse, if claims were time-barred under older version of statute
• “Plaintiffs must proceed within a reasonable time following the effective date of the statute of repose”
• \Plaintiffs must proceed within a reasonable time following the effective date of the statute of repose\
• \[A] defense based on the expiration of a limitations period is a vested right protected by the constitution and beyond legislative interference\
• sex abuse victims did not sue within a reasonable period of time after a new statute took effect
• “[A] defense based on the expiration of a limitations period is a vested right protected by the constitution and beyond legislative interference”

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