State v. Wright’s Empirical Analysis

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18 state decisions

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1. ““[The Plaintiffs Counsel]: What was your intention in exhibit A when it says— “[The Defendants’ Counsel]: Objection, Your Honor, back to intentions. “The Court: Yeah, sustained. “[The Plaintiffs Counsel]: It’s avague statement, Your Honor, in here. She should (indiscernible) to explain. “The Court: Is there — I’m ruling on what’s factually determined, what’s written, what’s stated. [Are] there any further questions of the witness? “[The Plaintiffs Counsel]: Were you able to agree with [Valencia] as to her paying use and occupancy for any dates after July 31? “[Deans]: No. “[The Defendants’ Counsel]: Your Honor, I’m going to object. The evidence— “[Deans]: No, I was — I did not . . . “[The Defendants’ Counsel]: Your Honor, my objection is that this is going over issues that have already been stipulated to. . . . “The Court: [I]t is not a matter of whether there was an agreement. The law is very clear that the issue before this court this afternoon is whether the acts or the writings of a landlord rendered to what was previously an effective notice to quit equivocal and, therefore, caused the action to be placed in jeopardy. So agreements have nothing to do with it. Motivation has nothing to do with it. Reasons have nothing to do with it. It’s acts of the parties determined by the facts.” “The appropriate standard of review in cases concerning the admissibility of evidence is limited to whether the trial court abused its discretion. ... It is generally accepted that a trial cou”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. 132 Conn. App. 582 - CENTRIX MANAGEMENT CO., LLC v. Valencia