Provencher v. Town of Enfield

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• holding that test for granting summary judgment is whether \the party moving for summary judgment would be entitled to a directed verdict on the same facts [internal quotation marks omitted]\
• rejecting plaintiffs claim that General Statutes § 22-331 [a] implicitly provides private right of action
• reasoning that, where the legislature expressly provided a right of action for other provisions in a given title, but not the provision at issue, it is a strong indication the legislature did not intend to create such a cause of action
• this court granted certification to appeal from judgment of Appellate Court reversing trial court’s summary judgment
• this court granted certification to appeal from judgment of Appellate Court reversing trial court's summary judgment
• “[T]here exists a presumption in Connecticut that private enforcement does not exist unless expressly provided in a statute.”

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