Fidelity Bank v. State

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Fidelity Bank v. State

309 A.2d 691, 165 Conn. 804, 1973 Conn. LEXIS 838

Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided September 25, 1973·Published

Opinion

The motion by Lewis J. Roberts to admit Arnold Cohen for the purpose of argument before this court in the appeal from the Superior Court in Hartford County is granted subject to the provisions of Practice Book 15A with respect to the signing of all pleadings, briefs and papers, and to the presence at all proceedings of a member of the bar of this state who shall assume full responsibility for the conduct of the appeal.

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The motion by Lewis J. Roberts to admit Arnold Cohen for the purpose of argument before this court in the appeal from the Superior Court in Hartford County is granted subject to the provisions of Practice Book 15A with respect to the signing of all pleadings, briefs and papers, and to the presence at all proceedings of a member of the bar of this state who shall assume full responsibility for the conduct of the appeal.

Fidelity Bank v. State, 309 A.2d 691, 165 Conn. 804, 1973 Conn. LEXIS 838 (Colo. 1973).

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