Connecticut Superior Court, 1935

Moeller v. Goffin

Moeller v. Goffin
Connecticut Superior Court · Decided March 18, 1935 · Booth, Rufus
1 Conn. Supp. 85; 1935 Conn. Super. LEXIS 36

Counsel

George W. Crawford, Attorney for the Plaintiff., Sachs, Sachs & Sachs, Attorneys for the Defendant,, Joseph A. Shrebnik, Attorney for the Petitioner.

Moeller v. Goffin

Opinion of the Court

BOOTH (JOHN RUFUS), J.

The petition seeks permis' sion to sue a receiver of rents. Before such permission is granted facts should be alleged which if proven would clearly make out a case against the receiver. The present petition is defective in that it does not clearly show such a cause of action. Until such showing is made the receiver should not be subjected to the expense of defending a claim of this character.

The petition is, therefore, denied

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