Williams v. Bartlett
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtGrillo, J.
This appeal from the trial court’s judgment denying an application to discharge a notice of lis pendens raises the following issues: (1) whether the lis pendens statute comports with procedural due process guarantees; (2) whether the trial court applied the correct standard by which the propriety of a notice of lis pendens is tested; and (3) whether the evidence presented is sufficient to sustain the trial court’s decision.
Th trial court could reasonably have found the following: In 1970 the plaintiff Burch Williams and the defendant John R. Bartlett, Jr. formed Barwil, Ltd., a limited…
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