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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 24-3 — Connecticut Code / Title 24 / Chapter 462 / Section 24-3
Sec. 24-3. Distribution of survey reports. Sales and publication account.
Status: in_force

(b) There is established a separate account within the General Fund, to be known as the state geological and natural history survey sales and publication account, for the purpose of providing moneys for production of environmental publications and purchase, for resale, of related materials and products. All moneys obtained from the sale of such publications, materials and products shall be paid to the State Treasurer and credited to said account and the commissioner may expend moneys of said account for the production and distribution of such publications and the purchase, for resale, of such materials and products.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 40-1 — Connecticut Code / Title 40 / Chapter 707 / Section 40-1
Sec. 40-1. Establishment; receipts.
Status: in_force

Presumption of negligence in case of nondelivery; where receipt does not specify quantity or value of goods, burden of proof as to these points is on bailor. 108 C. 659; 141 C. 308.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 40-51 — Connecticut Code / Title 40 / Chapter 708 / Section 40-51
Sec. 40-51. Issue of receipt for goods not received or under actual control.
Status: in_force

“Field storage warehousing” valid under New York law. 90 C. 415.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 55-3 — Connecticut Code / Title 55 / Chapter 978 / Section 55-3
Sec. 55-3. Limitation of effect of certain acts.
Status: in_force

Not applicable to new statute which is merely procedural in its character and does not impose new obligations nor affect substantive rights. 118 C. 536; 129 C. 131; 125 C. 147. Statutes should be construed retrospectively only when the mandate of the legislature is imperative. 148 C. 447. Obligation referred to in section means one of substantive law and section does not apply to new statutory provision for service on foreign corporation under certain circumstances by service on Secretary of the State. 157 C. 92. Cited. 163 C. 478. Taxation of the exercise and nonexercise, after enactment of tax, of a power of appointment created prior to enactment of tax does not violate section and is valid. 166 C. 581. There is a general presumption that legislation affecting substantive rights is intended to apply prospectively only. 173 C. 328. Cited. 178 C. 180. Amendments to a statute which affect substantive rights will be given prospective application only. 180 C. 720. Cited. 182 C. 40; 184 C. 569; 187 C. 451; 190 C. 77. Statute establishes a rule of presumed legislative intent, rather than a rule of law. 194 C. 165. Cited. Id., 187; 196 C. 53; 200 C. 734; 204 C. 212; 208 C. 480; 210 C. 462; 216 C. 523; 218 C. 170; 219 C. 520; 232 C. 780; 233 C. 474. Section precludes a retroactive application of 1994 amendment to Sec. 46b-127. 237 C. 364. Cited. 239 C. 676; 241 C. 282. Amendment to Sec. 29-32 re pistol permits affected defendant's substantive right to bear arms and thus this section applies, but its presumption in this case is rebutted by unequivocally expressed legislative intent. 243 C. 250. Cited. 247 C. 638. Retroactive effect of P.A. 00-174, Sec. 71, discussed. 255 C. 498. The promulgation of Sec. 17b-812-13(9) of the regulations of Connecticut state agencies imposes a “new obligation” under section, and legislature did not authorize retroactive application of said section. 322 C. 191. The promulgation of Sec. 17b-812-13(9) of the regulations of Connecticut state agencies imposes a “new obligation” under section and legislature did not authorize retroactive application of said section. 322 C. 191.

Cited. 3 CA 697; 22 CA 285; 27 CA 800; 34 CA 833; 35 CA 31; 42 CA 542; 44 CA 598.

Not applicable to recovery of state's contribution from the estate of a person who was a public charge. 11 CS 295. Legislation regulating credit unions prospective in nature. 15 CS 48. A statute will not be given retroactive construction by which it will impose liabilities not existing prior to its passage. 18 CS 161. Cited. 30 CS 596; 35 CS 603; 39 CS 321; 44 CS 207; Id., 297. Section establishes a rule of presumed legislative intent rather than a rule of law. 45 CS 586.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 44-1 — Connecticut Code / Title 44 / Chapter 763 / Section 44-1
Sec. 44-1. Loss of valuables of guests.
Status: in_force

Construction of act prior to 1927 amendment. 106 C. 551.

Provisions not applicable to automobile damage. 59 CA 462.

Innkeeper not liable for destruction of wearing apparel by fire in guest's room where fire was caused by the guest. 10 CS 229.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 44-5 — Connecticut Code / Title 44 / Chapter 763 / Section 44-5
Sec. 44-5. Training re recognition of human trafficking.
Status: in_force

See Sec. 17a-106g re recommendations for training program.
Conn. Gen. Stat. § 44-2 — Connecticut Code / Title 44 / Chapter 763 / Section 44-2
Sec. 44-2. Loss of other property.
Status: in_force

Liability of innkeeper for fire caused by guest discussed. 10 CS 229.