Brown v. Clark
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Appeal by the defendant Clark, executor, from the action of the Superior Court in Middlesex County, Gager, J., in allowing an amendment of the original judgment-file in said cause.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
In March, 1904, the plaintiff, as administrator of the estate of Gilbert M. Clark, brought an action to the Superior Court in Middlesex County, under § 1019 of the General Statutes, against Sarah A. Clark, widow of Gilbert M. Clark, and the Society for Savings of Hartford, the allegations of which, and the facts found upon the trial, as well as the decision rendered in March, 1908, upon the appeal to this court, appear in said case as reported in 80 Conn. 419, 68 Atl. 1001.
After the trial of said case in the Superior Court Judge Gager filed the following memorandum of decision:—
“Brown, Admr.,…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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