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JANNINE FALVEY v. ROSE ZUROLO ET AL. (AC 31860)
Bishop, Gruendel and Foti, Js. Argued November 30, 2010--officially released July 19, 2011

(Appeal from Superior Court, judicial district of Ansonia-Milford, Bellis, J.) William J. Kupinse, Jr., with whom, on the brief,

was Andrew M. McPherson, for the appellant (plaintiff). Peter C. Barrett, for the appellee (defendant Robert Mirto, conservator of the person and estate of the named defendant).

Opinion

BISHOP, J. The plaintiff, Jannine Falvey, appeals from the judgment of the Superior Court denying her appeal from the order of the Probate Court for the district of Orange, which denied her application to become conservator of the person and the estate of her mother, Rose Zurolo. On appeal, the plaintiff claims that the Superior Court improperly (1) interpreted General Statutes

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