Appeal of Niadni, Inc. d/b/a Indian Head Resort Motel

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• explaining that use of disjunctive in statute means only one of two alternatives need be shown
• explaining that use of disjunctive in statute meant only one of two alternatives need be shown
• explaining that use of disjunctive in statute meant only one of two alternatives need be shown
• ‘‘[w]e find the [Connecticut] Supreme [Court’s] . . . approach [in Mattatuck Museum] most useful’’
• print and online advertisements were evidence that live entertainment was part of resort’s usual course of business
• record included several advertisements featuring workers’ likeness and information

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).