Legal Opinion
Leger v. Kelley
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided July 19, 1955PublishedCited by 62 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtInglis, C. J.
The complaint in this case was in two counts. In the first a cause of action against Charles F. Kelley was alleged; the second set forth a purported cause of action against the Stonington Auto Station. It is only with the first count that we are concerned on this appeal.
The allegations contained in the first count may be summarized as follows: On December 23, 1952, the defendant Charles F. Kelley, while he was the commissioner of motor vehicles, accepted an application for the registration of a 1938 .Chrysler automobile owned by Albert J. Leger, the plaintiff’s father, and permitted it to be…
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