Opinion · Connecticut Appellate Court

Blake v. Board of Tax Review

21 Conn. App. 811

Type: Opinion
Court: Connecticut Appellate Court
Jurisdiction: Connecticut
Date: 1990-03-21
Topic: general

Per Curiam. We have fully reviewed the plaintiffs’ claims of error on appeal and the parties’ briefs regarding those claims. We have also fully reviewed the record of this case, and the thorough and well reasoned memorandum of decision of the trial court. On the basis of this review, and applying the proper scope of review to the plaintiffs’ claims, we conclude that those claims are without merit. There is no error.

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Per Curiam.

We have fully reviewed the plaintiffs’ claims of error on appeal and the parties’ briefs regarding those claims. We have also fully reviewed the record of this case, and the thorough and well reasoned memorandum of decision of the trial court. On the basis of this review, and applying the proper scope of review to the plaintiffs’ claims, we conclude that those claims are without merit.

There is no error.