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Weinstein v. Weinstein

Citations

  • 18 Conn. App. 622
  • 561 A.2d 443
  • 1989 Conn. App. LEXIS 187

How courts have described this case

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  • trial court’s orders empowering guard- ian ad litem to resolve disputes between parties were improper delegation of court’s judicial function
  • where expert did not examine books or records of business, trial court did not abuse discretion by refusing to allow testimony regarding valuation of business because there was insufficient basis for opinion on that issue

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Judges: Spallone

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