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Martone v. Lensink

Citations

  • 207 Conn. 296
  • 541 A.2d 488
  • 1988 Conn. LEXIS 111

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  • stating that the purpose of the ex parte provision in the Connecticut APA is “to preclude litigious facts reaching the deciding minds without getting into the record.”
  • words of a statute “are to be given their commonly approved meaning, unless a contrary intent is clearly expressed.”

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Judges: Peters

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