· 3/17/2009
Papic v. Burke
Citations
- 965 A.2d 633
- 113 Conn. App. 198
- 2009 Conn. App. LEXIS 89
- 2009 WL 619022
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “[a]bsent a showing by the plaintiff to suggest that the defendant did not read the administrative record prior to issuing the final order, we take the defendant at his word”
- appellate courts have authority to take judicial notice of Superior Court files
- ‘‘it is not permissible to use [an] appendix [to an appellate brief] either to set forth argument or to evade the thirty-five page limitation provided in Practice Book § 67-3 and already met by the [appellant’s] brief’’
- ‘it is not permissible to use [an] appendix [to an appellate brief] either to set forth argument or to evade the thirty-five page limitation provided in Practice Book § 67-3 and already met by the [appellant’s] brief’
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Judges: Bishop, Gruendel, Robinson
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