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* ''DeCordova v. City of Galveston'', 4 Tex. 470, <!-- comment: case not available online in pdf format --> [https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth28570/m1/248/ 479-80] (1849) ("The cases to which reference has been made, and the opinions of the courts in expounding this constitutional inhibition, will serve to illustrate the intention of the convention in imposing the restriction. Laws are deemed retrospective and within the constitutional prohibition which by retrospective operation . . . or if an attempt were made by law, either by implication or expressly, to revive causes of action already barred, such legislation would be retrospective within the intent of the prohibition, and would therefore be wholly inoperative.") | * ''DeCordova v. City of Galveston'', 4 Tex. 470, <!-- comment: case not available online in pdf format --> [https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth28570/m1/248/ 479-80] (1849) ("The cases to which reference has been made, and the opinions of the courts in expounding this constitutional inhibition, will serve to illustrate the intention of the convention in imposing the restriction. Laws are deemed retrospective and within the constitutional prohibition which by retrospective operation . . . or if an attempt were made by law, either by implication or expressly, to revive causes of action already barred, such legislation would be retrospective within the intent of the prohibition, and would therefore be wholly inoperative.") | ||
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