Loss v. Haines

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Loss v. Haines

203 A.2d 674, 152 Conn. 726

Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided October 8, 1964·Published

Opinion

The file indicates that the plaintiff Ann J. Loss has taken no appeal from the judgment of the Superior Court in Fairfield County. The present motion to dismiss seeks to have her appeal dismissed. Since there is no appeal by Ann J. Loss, the present motion to dismiss must be denied.

Argued October 6 decided October 8, 1964 Raphael Korff, for the appellees (defendants). William A. Loss, pro se.

The motion to dismiss is denied.

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The file indicates that the plaintiff Ann J. Loss has taken no appeal from the judgment of the Superior Court in Fairfield County. The present motion to dismiss seeks to have her appeal dismissed. Since there is no appeal by Ann J. Loss, the present motion to dismiss must be denied.

Argued October 6 decided October 8, 1964 Raphael Korff, for the appellees (defendants). William A. Loss, pro se.

The motion to dismiss is denied.

Loss v. Haines, 203 A.2d 674, 152 Conn. 726 (Colo. 1964).

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