Tuition Plan, Inc. v. Muskus

At the outset, it is well to point out that appeals to the appellate session of the Circuit Court must come from a final judgment or final action of the Circuit Court. General Statutes §51-265; see Katz, “Circuit Court Appellate Procedure” § 8 ee, p. 175, in Maltbie, Conn. App. Proe. (Sup. 1968). In the instant case the record fails to disclose that a judgment was rendered on the sustaining of the plea in abatement. In view, however, of the tortuous path the plaintiff has been following in pursuing its claim, we consider the appeal.

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