· 12/3/1957
United Interchange, Inc. v. Spellacy
Citations
- 144 Conn. 647
- 136 A.2d 801
- 1957 Conn. LEXIS 153
How courts have described this case
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- invalidating, under the due process and equal protection provisions of the state constitution, a statute requiring individuals who solicit advertisements for real estate periodicals to obtain real estate licenses
- “This is not to imply that [real-estate] activities such as the plaintiffs carry on cannot, consistently with constitutional limitations, be regulated.”
- unnecessarily burdensome to subject individuals, who merely solicited homeowners to advertise their properties for sale in periodical, to Connecticut’s most onerous real estate broker requirements despite falling within statute’s definition of real estate broker
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Judges: Wynne, Baldwin, Daly, King, Murphy
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