Gould v. Sturman
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Curiam.
The issue presented in this ease is whether there existed a valid decree which served to transfer title of the subject property in Newtown from the plaintiff to the defendants’ decedent. The record reveals the following background: The plaintiff and Henry Sturman, the defendants’ decedent, submitted certain claims to LaMacchia, J., sitting as an arbitrator. As a part of the arbitration settlement, the plaintiff promised to convey the subject property to the defendants’ decedent for the sum of $42,500. The arbitrator’s findings were subsequently confirmed by the court, Dube, J., in…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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