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Category Archives: Property
Neighbors In Court: Bamboo Edition
Nothing makes for good neighborly relations like a law suit! When neighbors take each other to court it’s like an angry divorce without any incentive to be civil to each other for the sake of the kids. Connecticut has not … Continue reading
Who Pays For Pet Medical Expenses In A Divorce?
by Ryan McKeen Dogs are expensive. Especially, sick dogs. Any dog owner understands that pet medical bills can be no small expense. Under Connecticut law, pets are personal property. There is little legal difference between a dog and a car. … Continue reading
Posted in Family Law, Property
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For Annie Hornish: CT Rabbit Law
by Ryan McKeen Today I’m putting a new twist on an old post. I originally wrote this post in March of 2008 and it’s worth revisiting. For starters, I’m tired and my heart just isn’t into generating new content. Last … Continue reading
Connecticut Cat Bite Law
Just finished reading the 2008 Connecticut Appellate Review by Wesley W. Horton and Kenneth J. Bartschi and they touched upon the very important case of Allen v. Cox. The authors pose the question: Does a cat get one free bite? … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury, Property
Tagged cat attack, cat bite, ct cat liability, liability pets
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Turn your headlights on today!
It’s going to snow today. I’ll drive home today with zero visibility and without fail I’ll see or not see drivers without their headlights on. Earth to you: headlights are not only to help you see but so that others can see you. Turn them … Continue reading
Barney The Dog: A Presidential Liability
President Bush has a lot to worry about. The economy, two wars, eating pretzels and Barney his dog. It seems the Reuters reporter isn’t the only person that Barney has bitten. The Boston Globe has this article about how Barney … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury, Property
Tagged CT Dog Bite Law, Personal Injury, strict liability
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Presumption of Death in CT
Any person who has been absent from his home and unheard of for a period of seven or more years shall be presumed to be dead……Conn.Gen. Stat. Sec. 45a-329 This statute exists to prevent property from going to waste. So … Continue reading
CT Condo Law: Displaying Political Signs
Common interest communities are interesting legal creatures. Most condo owners own both more and less than they may think (that’s another blog post for another day). Displaying a political sign is a way for a homeowner to show support for … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legislation, Litigation, Property, Real Estate
Tagged CT condo law, First Amendment
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Around the Links: On Blogs, Angels and Lemons.
Between my annual battle with leaves, late nights watching the Red Sox, and early morning hearings, I’ve fallen a bit behind in my blogging. Right now there’s no more late nights watching the Red Sox. In a few weeks, I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Baseball, Probate, Property, Small Claims
Tagged Baseball, CT Law Blogs, Cyberlaw, Lemon Law
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