7.123 Effect of revisory act on other acts adopted at same session.

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If any act to revise and correct the Kentucky Revised Statutes adopted during a session of the General Assembly:

(1)Amends or repeals and reenacts a statute section also amended or repealed and

reenacted by another act adopted at the same session, then effect shall be given to

both acts insofar as there is no conflict in substance. In the event of a conflict in

substance between the acts, the nonrevisory act prevails to the extent of the conflict;

(2)Repeals an act amended by another act adopted at the same session, then such

repeal has no effect;

(3)Amends or repeals and reenacts a statute section repealed by another act adopted at

the same session, the repeal of the section by the nonrevisory act prevails.

(4)Nothing in any act to revise and correct the Kentucky Revised Statutes adopted by

the General Assembly shall be construed to effect any substantive change in the

statute law of Kentucky and if any substantive change appears to be effected it shall

be disregarded and the law as it existed prior to the effective date of the revisory act

shall be given full force and effect.