Harrison v. Harrison
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Action to recover damages for refusal to release an- attachment upon personal property and to have the attachment declared void and discharged, brought to and reserved by the Superior Court in New Haven County (Webb, J.) for the advice of this court.
1Opinion of the CourtBurpee, J.
Section 70 of the rules of this court (Practice Book, 1908, p. 286) prescribes that this court will not entertain a reservation for its advice unless the question or questions of law presented are such that “it appears that their present determination would be in the interest of simplicity, directness, and economy of judicial action. ”
Section 71 prescribes as follows: “Before any such question shall be reserved by any court, counsel shall file in said court a stipulation which shall clearly and fully state the question or questions upon which advice is desired; that their present…
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