Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 61State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1987 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 85
... determined that the oral and written representations made by the school board in this particular case did not constitute definite promises of employment on which she could have reasonably relied . Accordingly , the Supreme Court ...
... determined that the oral and written representations made by the school board in this particular case did not constitute definite promises of employment on which she could have reasonably relied . Accordingly , the Supreme Court ...
Page 87
... determined that employers may not be guilty of libel as a result of statements made on a fact - finding form submitted to the employment security division . In Peyton v . Ellis , the employer indicated on the fact - finding form that ...
... determined that employers may not be guilty of libel as a result of statements made on a fact - finding form submitted to the employment security division . In Peyton v . Ellis , the employer indicated on the fact - finding form that ...
Page 88
... determined that a board of education can correct past procedural deficiencies in teacher termination procedures by reinstituting the termination process . In this case the board had conducted a second termination hearing . Accordingly ...
... determined that a board of education can correct past procedural deficiencies in teacher termination procedures by reinstituting the termination process . In this case the board had conducted a second termination hearing . Accordingly ...
Contents
FIRM | 17 |
CAROLYN P GOULD EditorinChief | 53 |
SURVEY OF CONNECTICUT | 55 |
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