Hoblitzelle v. Frechette

235 A.2d 848, 155 Conn. 734
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Hoblitzelle v. Frechette. Read the opinion of the Court — 156 Conn. 253
Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided December 8, 1967·Published

Opinion

RULING ON THE PLAINTIFFS’ “MOTION TO DISPENSE WITH PRINTING OF BRIEFS AND ASSIGN FOR ORAL ARGUMENT” IN THE RESERVATION FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT IN NEW HAVEN COUNTY

It appears from the hearing on the motion that the case is not ready for argument. The record has been printed. The defendants oppose the motion and demand the benefit of the period of time provided by the rules for the preparation of briefs. Consequently, the motion is denied.

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