· 7/11/1963
Gigliotti v. United Illuminating Co.
Citations
- 151 Conn. 114
- 193 A.2d 718
- 1963 Conn. LEXIS 316
How courts have described this case
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- finding deposition taken thirty-one days following a crime satisfied the freshness requirement
- “the fact that the contract contained references to insurance could not operate to exclude those portions if they were otherwise admissible and of probative value.”
- ‘the fact that the contract contained references to insurance could not operate to exclude those portions if they were otherwise admissible and of probative value.’
- \the fact that the contract contained references to insurance could not operate to exclude those portions if they were otherwise admissible and of probative value.\
- written state- ment is admissible as past recollection recorded only if ‘‘made at or about the time of the events’’
- landlord not statutory employer where claimant injured performing construction, not maintenance, work
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Judges: Kiug, King, Murphy, Shea, Alcorn, Comley
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