Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 71State Bar Association of Connecticut, 1997 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 56
... notice and the burden is on the landlord to show lack of notice.124 The landlord can prove lack of notice by showing that it could not have known of , or discovered , the defect in the exercise of reasonable care . If plaintiff's claim ...
... notice and the burden is on the landlord to show lack of notice.124 The landlord can prove lack of notice by showing that it could not have known of , or discovered , the defect in the exercise of reasonable care . If plaintiff's claim ...
Page 70
... notice to an employer was not ef- fective to trigger the thirty day limitation period for interven- tion in a third party action if mailed both before service of process was made on the defendant and before process was returned to court ...
... notice to an employer was not ef- fective to trigger the thirty day limitation period for interven- tion in a third party action if mailed both before service of process was made on the defendant and before process was returned to court ...
Page 337
... notice provision may yield just re- sults in many cases where obligors deliberately avoid service and ignore court notices , it also may lead to impermissible deprivation of property and liberty for some obligors . Propo- nents of the ...
... notice provision may yield just re- sults in many cases where obligors deliberately avoid service and ignore court notices , it also may lead to impermissible deprivation of property and liberty for some obligors . Propo- nents of the ...
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CONNECTICUT APPELLATE REVIEW | 1 |
SURVEY OF 1996 CONNECTICUT | 13 |
1996 | 49 |
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