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DEAN-MOSS FAMILY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP v. FIVE MILE RIVER WORKS, INC. (AC 31615)
Beach, Robinson and Alvord, Js. Argued March 18--officially released July 26, 2011

(Appeal from Superior Court, judicial district of Stamford, Adams, J.) Daniel J. Klau, for the appellant (defendant). James R. Fogarty, for the appellee (plaintiff).

Opinion

ALVORD, J. The defendant, Five Mile River Works, Inc., appeals from the judgment of the trial court enjoining it from disturbing, obstructing or interfering with the rights of the plaintiff, Dean-Moss Family Limited Partnership, as set forth in a deeded parking easement that benefits the plaintiff's property. On appeal, the defendant claims that the court's judgment was void because the matter became moot prior to trial when the plaintiff's approvals for its coastal site plan expired by virtue of

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