Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1/21/1992
Falby v. Zarembski
Citations
- 221 Conn. 14
- 602 A.2d 1
- 1992 Conn. LEXIS 8
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- “[w]e next consider the plaintiffs’ claim of evidentiary error, because it is likely to arise at retrial”
- “To ‘harbor’ a dog involves the idea of protection, and of treating it as living at one’s house, and undertaking to control its actions.”
- court abused its discretion in denying plaintiffs’ motion to amend complaint where amendment sought to separate theories of liability that improperly had been pleaded in same count
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