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· 12/23/1959

Gyro Brass Manufacturing Corp. v. United Automobile, Aircraft & Agricultural Implement Workers of America

Citations

  • 147 Conn. 76
  • 157 A.2d 241
  • 1959 Conn. LEXIS 255

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  • testimony about oral modification of sales agreement was admissible nonhearsay because testimony was being offered to prove only that utterance was made, not for truth of any statements within utterance
  • testimony about oral modification of sales agreement was admissible nonhearsay because testimony was being offered to prove only that utterance was made, not for truth of any statements within utterance
  • testimony as to the content of a conversation was admissible as nonhearsay proof of an oral contract modification
  • testimony of the contents of an utterance, offered only to prove that it was made
  • testimony about oral modification of sales agreement was admissible nonhearsay because testimony was being offered to prove only that utterance was made, not for truth of any statements within utterance

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Judges: Baldwin, King, Mtjkphy, Mellitz, Shea

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