"The present case involves such a situation in which factual issues exist concerning the collision that preclude summary judgment," the opinion said. "Even if the collision occurred in the decedent’s lane, that does not eliminate all allegations of negligence in the complaint."
May 24, 2024 at 01:29 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The Appellate Court determined that an “admission” was not enough to satisfy summary judgment in a Connecticut case with contradictory evidence.
The defendants filed a request asking for admissions. The plaintiff didn’t answer. Under Practice Book §13-23(a), the defendants said the plaintiff had “admitted” due to the failure to respond.
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