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· 5/11/2010

Taylor v. King

Citations

  • 994 A.2d 330
  • 121 Conn. App. 105
  • 2010 Conn. App. LEXIS 179

How courts have described this case

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  • witness qualified to testify to diminution in value of property despite not being licensed as real estate appraiser pursuant to General Statutes § 20-501
  • no statutory authority for expert witness fees under CUTPA other than fees taxable under General Statutes § 52-260
  • § 51-183b, not Practice Book § 11-19, applied to court’s decision on merits of case after trial
  • ‘‘when the facts underlying the CUTPA claim are indistinguishable from those facts relating to other claims, § 42-110g (d
  • ‘‘when the facts underlying the CUTPA claim are indistinguishable from those facts relating to other claims, § 42-110g (d
  • witness qualified to testify to diminution in value of property despite not being licensed as real estate appraiser pursuant to General Statutes § 20-501

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Judges: Gruendel, Harper, Schaller

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