Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 69State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1995 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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99 > appointed counsel for a minor . “ Two recent cases , however , address peripheral issues involving counsel for a minor , and , if read together , are paradoxical . In Newman v . Newman , 100 the Appellate Court held that court ...
99 > appointed counsel for a minor . “ Two recent cases , however , address peripheral issues involving counsel for a minor , and , if read together , are paradoxical . In Newman v . Newman , 100 the Appellate Court held that court ...
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able extension of time , provided there is no objection by opposing counsel . The party seeking an extension of time should , as a condition to seeking the benefit of the court's discretion , bear the burden of enlightening the court ...
able extension of time , provided there is no objection by opposing counsel . The party seeking an extension of time should , as a condition to seeking the benefit of the court's discretion , bear the burden of enlightening the court ...
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a a In Murzyn , the parties drafted the agreement together , six months prior to the marriage , using a form found in a book in the library : neither had counsel . This joint effort , with each party being equally advantaged or ...
a a In Murzyn , the parties drafted the agreement together , six months prior to the marriage , using a form found in a book in the library : neither had counsel . This joint effort , with each party being equally advantaged or ...
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