Town of Canton v. Cadle Props. of Conn., Inc.
| Decision Date | 13 November 2013 |
| Citation | 79 A.3d 893,310 Conn. 941 |
| Court | Connecticut Supreme Court |
| Parties | TOWN OF CANTON v. CADLE PROPERTIES OF CONNECTICUT, INC. |
Daniel J. Krisch and Kenneth R. Slater, Jr., Hartford, in support of the petition.
Eric H. Rothauser, West Hartford, in opposition.
The plaintiff's petition for certification for appeal from the Appellate Court, 145 Conn.App. 438, 77 A.3d 144, is granted, limited to the following issue:
“Did the Appellate Court properly determine that General Statutes § 12–163a did not permit the trial court to authorize a receiver of rents to: (1) evict a tenant from the property in the event of a default; (2) lease the property to a new tenant; and (3) use all legal processes to collect back rent allegedly due?”
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Town of Canton v. Cadle Props. of Conn., Inc.
...remove the receiver. Id., at 458, 77 A.3d 144. The town's certified appeal to this court followed. See Canton v. Cadle Properties of Connecticut, Inc., 310 Conn. 941, 79 A.3d 893 (2013). The scope of a receiver's authority under § 12–163a is a question of statutory construction subject to p......
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Town of Canton v. Cadle Props. of Conn., Inc.
...motion to remove the receiver. Id., 458. The town's certified appeal to this court followed. See Canton v. Cadle Properties of Connecticut, Inc., 310 Conn. 941, 79 A.3d 893 (2013). The scope of a receiver's authority under § 12-163a is a question of statutory construction subject to plenary......