Violano v. Fernandez

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• holding municipal official immune from liability for alleged negligence in securing plain- tiffs’ personal property because there was no ‘‘rule, policy, or directive that prescribed the manner in which [defendant] was to secure the property’’
• relying on legislature’s codification of discretionary act immunity in § 52-557n (a) (2) (B
• enumerating exceptions to immunity for a municipal employee, including that “liability may be imposed for a discretionary • act when the alleged conduct involves malice, wantonness or intent to injure”
• defining ministerial acts in the context of immunity of municipal employees
• ministerial acts are acts required by city charter provision, ordinance, regulation, policy, rule or other directive
• ministerial acts are acts required by city charter provision, ordinance, regulation, policy, rule or other directive

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