Pander v. French

Per Curiam. The premises involved in the present litigation were the subject of an earlier appeal to this court in Pander v. French, 3 Conn. Cir. Ct. 383, 384, where “review . . . [was] restricted solely to the claim of error directed against the sufficiency of the notice.” Moreover, in that case we said (p. 384 n.l): “We assume, as did the trial court and the parties, though we do not decide the issue, since it is not before us, that the summary process action under § 52-532 was the appropriate remedy available to the plaintiff. See Feneck v. Nowakowski, 146 Conn. 434, 436. Our review of…