Connecticut Statutes
§ 52-200 — Disclosure not conclusive.
When either party in any action has obtained from the other party a disclosure on oath, respecting the matters alleged in any pleading, the disclosure shall not be deemed conclusive, but may be contradicted like any other testimony.
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Related
Clark v. City of Norwalk, No. X01 Cv 93 0146667 (Dec. 10, 1998)
1998 Conn. Super. Ct. 14151 (Connecticut Superior Court, 1998)
Legislative History
(1949 Rev., S. 7952.) Cited. 186 C. 275; 194 C. 35; 212 C. 661; 228 C. 42; 229 C. 716. Cited. 2 CA 523; 4 CA 641; 11 CA 518; 13 CA 725; 40 CA 449.
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