Provencher v. Town of Enfield

Opinion

KATZ, J.

The plaintiff, Frederick Provencher, appealed from the judgment of the trial court rendered in favor of the defendant, the town of Enfield (town), claiming that the court improperly had concluded that General Statutes § 22-331 (a) 1 neither expressly nor implicitly confers a private cause of action affording declaratory relief for the town’s failure to credit the plaintiff with certain years of service for purposes of the town’s pension plan. The Appellate Court agreed with the plaintiff that, although § 22-331 (a) does not provide explicitly for a private cause of action, it…