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Battersby v. Battersby

Citations

  • 218 Conn. 467
  • 590 A.2d 427
  • 1991 Conn. LEXIS 231

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  • “[ajbsent ambiguity, the courts cannot read into statutes, by construction, provisions that are not clearly stated”
  • “[a]bsent ambiguity, the courts cannot read into statutes, by construction, provisions that are not clearly stated”
  • ‘‘When language used in a statute is clear and unambiguous, its meaning is not subject to modification or construction. . . . Absent ambigu- premises with his consent, in which case such duty shall be the responsibility of the tenant; (3

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Judges: Santaniello

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