· 10/15/1964
State v. Zwerdling
Citations
- 3 Conn. Cir. Ct. 33
- 206 A.2d 485
- 1964 Conn. Cir. LEXIS 223
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- when a person dies, his or her individual capacity to respond in damages for torts ceases; thereafter, his or her financial obligations must be met by his or her estate
- when a person dies, his or her individual capacity to respond in damages for torts ceases; thereafter, his or her financial obligations must be met by his or her estate
- when a person dies, his or her individual capacity to respond in damages for his or her torts ceases; thereafter his financial obligations must be met by his or her estate
- when a person dies, his or her individual capacity to respond in damages for his or her torts ceases; thereafter his financial obligations must be met by his or her estate
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Judges: Dicenzo
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