Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 67State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1993 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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motion as a motion for articulation.33 In a nonfamily civil case , Judge Landau , in a concurring opinion , stated that " there is no procedure that allows a motion to reargue . . " As concurring opinions sometimes portend future ...
motion as a motion for articulation.33 In a nonfamily civil case , Judge Landau , in a concurring opinion , stated that " there is no procedure that allows a motion to reargue . . " As concurring opinions sometimes portend future ...
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... motion to modify . The court has the power to modify a child support order on the basis of a substantial deviation from the guidelines independent of whether there has been a substantial change in circumstances of a party .. .... The ...
... motion to modify . The court has the power to modify a child support order on the basis of a substantial deviation from the guidelines independent of whether there has been a substantial change in circumstances of a party .. .... The ...
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... motion for contempt as " motion for order , " " motion to compel , " or " motion to enforce , " the moving party can avoid the filing fee . Unfortunately , coercive relief may not be available unless the motion is styled a motion for ...
... motion for contempt as " motion for order , " " motion to compel , " or " motion to enforce , " the moving party can avoid the filing fee . Unfortunately , coercive relief may not be available unless the motion is styled a motion for ...
Contents
Expert witnesses Shareholder disputes | 11 |
CONNECTICUT APPELLATE REVIEW | 15 |
SURVEY OF 1992 CONNECTICUT | 25 |
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