Snavely v. Perpetual Federal Savings Bank

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• noting the presumption that statutory enactments apply prospectively rather than retroactively in their operation unless there is a specific provision of clear legislative intent to the contrary
• noting the presumption that statutory enactments apply prospectively rather than retroactively in their operation unless there is a specific provision of clear legislative intent to the contrary
• \`[A]cceptance of some future responsibility for the condition of the premises is implied in the acceptance of an improvement to real property ... [and] possession or control of the premises is a reasonable and fair basis for imposing some additional liability[.]'\ (citation omitted)
• “ ‘[A]cceptance of some future responsibility for the condition of the premises is implied in the acceptance of an improvement to real property ... [and] possession or control of the premises is a reasonable and fair basis for imposing some additional liability[.]’ ” (citation omitted

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