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· 6/26/1979

Kron v. Thelen

Citations

  • 178 Conn. 189
  • 423 A.2d 857
  • 1979 Conn. LEXIS 824

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that appeal period for probate decisions commences on date that Probate Court sends notice
  • holding that the appeal period for probate decisions commences on the date the probate court sends notice
  • requiring notice of decision before statutory appeal time could begin to run
  • statute should not be read to empower government official to nullify a party's statutory or constitutional right
  • where appellant was informed by clerk of court that no decision had been rendered by court, limitations period had not commenced since due process requires that parties have actual or constructive notice of decision before limitations period can commence

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Judges: Alcotter

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