Whildin v. Kovacs

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• slander of title is a false and malicious publication, oral or written, of words that disparage a person’s title to property, resulting in special damages
• slander of title is a false and malicious publication, oral or written, of words that disparage a person's title to property, resulting in special damages
• ‘‘if the [claimant] . . . has reasonable grounds to believe that he has title or a claim to the Page 124 CONNECTICUT LAW JOURNAL October 18, 2022 166 OCTOBER, 2022 345 Conn. 119 Dowling v. Heirs of Bond property, he has not acted with malice’’

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