Legal Opinion
Joseph v. Donovan
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided January 31, 1933PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtAvert, J.
This case was before this court in a previous term on appeal by the plaintiff from a judgment of nonsuit; Joseph v. Donovan, 114 Conn. 79, 157 Atl. 638; and it is not necessary to repeat in full the facts there stated. We allude only to such as are necessary for the purpose of the present discussion.
December 28th, 1927, the defendant Walter A. Donovan and his wife, Effie Z. Donovan, were in possession of certain premises in New Haven, owned by Abraham Lander, by virtue of a lease from him with certain privileges, the details of which it is unnecessary to set forth. On that date, they entered…
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