Hodges v. Shouse

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• holding that because count one of the complaint alleged facts that supported a cause of action under Connecticut's defective highway statute, the count \was sufficient to establish subject matter jurisdiction and to withstand the defendant's motion to dismiss.\ Id.
• upholding dismissal of action under § 13a-144 when plaintiff did not respond to commissioner's affidavits averring that department was not responsible for driveway at issue
• “in the absence of any disputed issues of fact pertaining to jurisdiction, there was no need to hold an evidentiary hearing before deciding the motion to dismiss”
• discussing commissioner’s duty under statute “to repair or maintain”

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