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· 6/25/1896

Wheeler v. Brewster

Citations

  • 68 Conn. 177
  • 36 A. 32
  • 1896 Conn. LEXIS 16

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  • substantial evidence is that evidence which would support a conclusion, among reasonable minds, that a certain fact has been proven

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Judges: Fenn

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