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Stein v. Hillebrand

Citations

  • 240 Conn. 35
  • 688 A.2d 1317
  • 1997 Conn. LEXIS 27

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • legislature presumed to have knowledge of existing laws and presumed to intend to create harmonious body of law
  • legislature presumed to have knowledge of existing laws and presumed to intend to create harmonious body of law
  • when textual ambiguity exists, legislative intent may be discerned from “legislative history, legislative policy and the relationship of the statute at issue to existing legislation”
  • mortgagee does not have to obtain “money judgment” but could instead institute foreclosure proceedings on property
  • legislature presumed to have knowledge of existing laws and presumed to intend to create harmonious body of law
  • “[w]e will not impute to the legislature an intent to limit [a] term where such intent does not otherwise appear in the language of the statute”

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Judges: Peters

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