Connecticut Superior Court, 1993

Maniscalco v. Bleiman, No. Cv93 0304573 S (Oct. 19, 1993)

Maniscalco v. Bleiman, No. Cv93 0304573 S (Oct. 19, 1993)
Connecticut Superior Court · Decided October 19, 1993 · LEHENY, J.
1993 Conn. Super. Ct. 8559
Maniscalco v. Bleiman, No. Cv93 0304573 S (Oct. 19, 1993)

Opinion of the Court

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This case is unpublished as indicated by the issuing court.] MEMORANDUM OF DECISION

RE: MOTION TO DISMISS (#110) Motion to Dismiss (#110 of defendant, Town of Fairfield) is denied. See Brunswick v. Inland Wetlands Commission, 222 Conn. 541,551-555, which discusses reasons why attorneys may sign writs. The court affirmed that an alleged defect in the citation affects only the trial court's personal jurisdiction rather than its subject matter jurisdiction. The court, however, then traced the three bases for the court's decision in Doolittle, and disposed of them, concluding that ". . . adherence to the rule that an attorney may not sign a writ in a case in which he is a party plaintiff no longer serves any purpose." (at 554).

LEHENY, J.

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