Wadkins v. Smallwood

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• upholding jury verdict finding that alleged failure of smoke detector was not proximate cause of injury to one adult and child where adults did not sleep through the fire and had sufficient time to remove other children from the apartment and reenter it several times
• upholding jury verdict finding that alleged failure of smoke detector was not proximate cause of injury to one adult and child where adults did not sleep through the fire and had sufficient time to remove other children from the apartment and reenter it several times
• legislature is presumed to know the existing law at the time that it enacts a statute and the effects of the change
• legislature is presumed to know the existing law at the time that it enacts a statute and the effects of the change
• legislature is presumed to know the existing law at the time that it enacts a statute and the effects of the change
• legislature is presumed to know the existing law at the time that it enacts a statute and the effects of the change

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