Supreme Court of Connecticut, 1973

Frechette v. John Meyer of Norwich, Inc.

Frechette v. John Meyer of Norwich, Inc.
Supreme Court of Connecticut · Decided April 4, 1973 · Pee, House, Shapiro, Loiselle, MacDonald, Bogdanski
164 Conn. 559; 325 A.2d 286; 1973 Conn. LEXIS 961
Frechette v. John Meyer of Norwich, Inc.

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Opinion

Pee Curiam.

This action was predicated on an alleged oral agreement that the defendant would furnish work to be done by the plaintiffs. On the basis of the evidence, the court found that the defendant made' no such agreement as that alleged in the complaint.

Basically, the court was faced with a question of credibility and the plaintiffs failed to establish the truth of their allegations. This court does not retry issues of fact.

There is no error.

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