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· 9/18/1997

Acker v. Farrah

Citations

  • 243 Conn. 906
  • 701 A.2d 327
  • 1997 Conn. LEXIS 380

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  • receiver’s “appointment does not change the title to the property, or create any lien upon the same, in favor of any of the parties interested; his holding being for the benefit of the party who may be ultimately determined to be entitled.”

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