Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 66State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1992 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 55
... conclude that there had been no written agreement . In Mitchell v . Mitchell , the Appellate Court followed Hirtle and concluded that " [ b ] ecause there was no written agreement for the modification here , we conclude that the trial ...
... conclude that there had been no written agreement . In Mitchell v . Mitchell , the Appellate Court followed Hirtle and concluded that " [ b ] ecause there was no written agreement for the modification here , we conclude that the trial ...
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... concluded that the statutory reference to one hundred twenty ( 120 ) days " does not refer to a sum of days in a year , but rather to a period of days . " " Since the part - time dispatchers at issue in this case worked year round and ...
... concluded that the statutory reference to one hundred twenty ( 120 ) days " does not refer to a sum of days in a year , but rather to a period of days . " " Since the part - time dispatchers at issue in this case worked year round and ...
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... conclude that " sudden " was ambiguous . That is , by consulting dictionaries those courts note that the primary ... Concluding that the word " sudden " has more than one reasonable definition , one with a temporal element , and one not ...
... conclude that " sudden " was ambiguous . That is , by consulting dictionaries those courts note that the primary ... Concluding that the word " sudden " has more than one reasonable definition , one with a temporal element , and one not ...
Contents
FEBRUARY 1992 NUMBER | 1 |
SURVEY OF 1991 CONNECTICUT | 10 |
SURVEY OF 1991 DEVELOPMENTS IN CONNECTICUT | 40 |
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