Immunity Act to seek relief against NHA. The Resolution allegedly changes that, apparently requiring Phillips to follow the procedural and jurisdictional limitations of the Act, which, among things, requires notice of the suit to the Attorney General and the President and allows NHA to transfer the case from the Shiprock District Court to the Window Rock District Court. 1 N.N.C. §§ 555(A); (D) (1995). Were this Court to recognize sovereign immunity in this case pursuant to the Resolution, the Court would be applying the act retroactively. The Resolution alters Phillip’s ability to litigate a case filed before the Resolution’s effective date, and therefore burdens ap important property right. See In re Certified Questions, No. SC-CV-49-00, slip op. at 5 n. 4 (Nav.Sup. Ct. July 18, 2001) (<HOLDING>); Benally v. Big A Well Service, Co., No.
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