Utah Supreme Court· 5/1/1984

Malan v. Lewis

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693 P.2d 661
1984 Utah LEXIS 844

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holding that \persons in different circumstances should not be treated as if their circumstances were the same\
holding Utah guest statute unconstitutional because classification does not have reasonable tendency to further statute's objectives
holding Utah guest statute unconstitutional because classification does not have reasonable tendency to further statute’s objectives
noting \[the general rule from time immemorial\ that an opinion from this court \is deemed to state the true nature of the law both retrospectively and prospectively\
noting ―[t]he general rule from time immemorial‖ that an opinion from this court ―is deemed to state the true nature of the law both retrospectively and prospectively‖
noting ―[t]he general rule from time immemorial‖ that an opinion from this court ―is deemed to state the true nature of the law both retrospectively and prospectively‖

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Judges: Stewart, Hall, Oaks, Howe, Durham, Zimmerman

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