Tucker v. Maher
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Per curiam
The plaintiff, Stanley Y. Tucker, litigated this action in a four-count substituted complaint against Edward C. Maher, commissioner of income maintenance, and Sonia Brown.1 The first count alleged that Maher wantonly and wilfully violated his duties *462under General Statutes § 17-2f2 in denying, through his departmental employees, the making of direct payments to the plaintiff for rents owed to him for specific periods by the defendant Brown, the plaintiffs tenant. The second count incorporated all of the allegations of the first count and further alleged that Maher’s ordering his subordinate…
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