Legal Opinion
Lewis v. Matteo
Connecticut Superior Court
Decided September 13, 1994No. File CV930132062SPublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtMottolese, J.
This is an action for adverse possession. The property involved is a “paper street,” that is, the property was once dedicated to the city of Norwalk for use as a public highway but was never actually developed or used as such. The subject property, designated Seldon Street, abuts the property where the plaintiffs reside at 5 Brayboume Drive in Norwalk.
The plaintiffs brought the present action in 1993 pursuant to General Statutes § 47-31. The plaintiffs have named as defendants Michael Matteo, Harold and Anna Keyes, George and Chariklia Papadopoulos, Rita Steinberger as administratrix of the…
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