"The court, I think, found a way to allow a third party to benefit from an obligation that's otherwise between two spouses," counsel for the defendant Douglas J. Lewis of Evans & Lewis said.
November 22, 2022 at 05:39 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A Connecticut appellate court reversed in part a judgment involving a landlord who sought damages for back rent from a husband and wife.
The trial court had determined only the husband could be held liable because he alone had signed the lease. But the appellate court disagreed.
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