SWEENEY, J.
Bonded argues that when applying a new statute of limitations which would shorten the period of limitation of a particular cause of action, it is the enactment date and not the effective date from which the reasonableness of the time period to enforce one's existing substantive rights should and must be measured. Defendant submits that under the instant factual context, since the injured plaintiff had one hundred seventy-five days from the enactment date...
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