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· 5/25/1982

City of Middletown v. Police Local, No. 1361

Citations

  • 187 Conn. 228
  • 445 A.2d 322
  • 1982 Conn. LEXIS 517
  • 113 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2728

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  • affirming inclusion of attorney fees and expenses that bank had incurred in defending a claim brought by an innocent third- party purchaser as a result of a tortfeasor's fraud fees as part of compensatory damage award in bank's later action against tortfeasor for fraud
  • bank which had brought an action against Writer of a bad check was entitled to recover attorney fees die bank expended in a previous suit with a third party regarding the enforceability of the bad check
  • bank that sued the writer of bad check for fraud was entitled to recover as damages attorney fees the bank expended to minimize its 22 injuries and liability to others; incurring these fees was both necessary and arose solely as a result of defendant's malicious conduct

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Judges: Armentano

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