The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
Litigation In
Local Courts
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Mortgages, liens, and attach
rnentS against previous owners O.
property in Ansonia and Seymour
now owned by the American Brass
Company were invalidated in de-
cision handed down yesterday b.
Superior Court Judge William H
Comley in the title clearance actor
brought by the manufacturing con.
Germ. Some of the legal recordings
which were said to constitute 6
cloud on the title date back K
1903.
Defendants in the case, totaline
100, were owners of the mortgages
and other deeds, and their heirs
The mortgages ranged in amount
from $50 to $689,56983. Fifteen
pieces of property were involved.
George Tracy, Inc. of Waterbury
held a $25 judgment today against
Edward J. Kelly, also of this city
in his superior court suit over an
alleged property purchase-building
agreement. Damages of $4,000 were
sought, but Judge William H. Com
ley in his memorandum points out
the counsel of the plaintiff stated
he did not wish to press the claim
of forfeiture against the present
occupants of the involved property
as hardship may result.
The plaintiff conveyed two lots OF
land on AnaWan avenue July 10, 1927
and specified that no dwelling shall
be erected at less than a cost OF
IS 800. 1t was alleged the defendant
in 1910 erected a house at cost
of $500. The jurist in his memo
randum pointed out the defendant
no longer owns the premises and
that no evidence of special damages
was offered.
Withdrawal papers were filed In
common pleas court today in the
5000 civil action of Attorney John
H. Cassidy against Anthony Luca
and Sebastian Gullo of Meriden and
Mrs. William Woodke of Tracy in
Wallingford. The lawyer claimed
the defendants owed him $3.50 for
legal services rendered in connec-
ton with formation of corpora
ton.
A foreclosure suit involving prop
erty at A Mcdonald street has
been filed in common pleas court
against May A. Turgeon of Water
bury by the Home Owners Loan
Corporation. The plaintiff claims a
SO, 02349 debt contracted January
10, 1884 remains unpaid and interest
and tax payments are due. Appoint
ment of a receiver of rents and in
come is requested.
Superior Court Judge william H.
Comley today dismissed the COM
pensation appeal action of Jzidorius
Bubulas against the American Brass
Co., instituted because compensation
commissioner denied payments for
transportation to New Haven where
the claimant received medical treat
ment and for time lost from work
for the trips.
In a finding and award handed
down March %, the commissioner
Sala the speClal JreaCinent could
have been provided by the employer
and there was no justification or an
authorization for change of phySi-
clan. The worker sustained back
injuries March 4, 1910, receiving
weekly payments during disability
and continued medical treatment at
the expense of the concern until he
decided to consult. his own private
physician in New Haven.
Five uncontested divorce actions
have been scheduled for hearings be-
short calendar session of superior
fore Judge William H. Comley at a
court tomorrow morning. They are
as follows:
Gladys Machear Sears against
Walter Sears, Rinaldo Arciero
against Gladys Libby Arciero, Wv
ian Prescavage Gomoskie against
Walter Gomoskie, Lucille Price
Trip against Leroy Trip, and Cen
evieve G.. Padula against Joseph P.
Padula. A hearing also has been set
for the contested action Of Helen
Mezen Rudolph against Charles
Howard Rudolph.
A special meeting of the Water
bury Bar association will take place
in superior court tomorrow preced-
ing the court session. A resolution
on the death of former Mayor Fran
els P. Guilfoile will be read at that
time and other business will be COM
pleted for the start of the summer
recess.
TomorroWS short calendar seS-
sions and special hearings of the
superior and common pleas courts
will bring the court term to an end
and a recess will be taken until fall
Although no hearings will be sched-
uled for the summer months, the
clerks of1lces will remain open for