Section 21-80a

Citation: Section 21-80a
Parent Document: Fairchild Heights, Inc. v. Dickal, 45 A.3d 627 (2012)
Jurisdiction: Connecticut (state)
Effective Date: 2012-06-26
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2295282/fairchild-heights-inc-v-dickal/ ↗

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The trial court concluded as follows: "As to the claim that the plaintiff's action against the defendant[s] is retaliatory, Nancy Dickal testified that the parties *647 were in dispute over the motor vehicle issue commencing in 2004. [Nancy] Dickal and others were defendants in summary process actions which were either settled or withdrawn following negotiations. The [defendants] continued to object to the extra charge and attempts by the plaintiff to negotiate a settlement were not fruitful.... While ... Nancy Dickal claims that the plaintiff's present action is in retaliation for her being instrumental in forming a tenants organization in February, 2005, and in instituting a lawsuit against the plaintiff in 2006, as well as other complaints to state and municipal authorities, it appears to the court that the present action is essentially a continuing effort by the plaintiff to enforce the rules and regulations and [to] resolve a problem that arose long before any of [Nancy] Dickal's involvement in lawsuits against the plaintiff or her other activities. The court does not conclude that the plaintiff's present summary process action is retaliatory and in violation of [§ 21-80a]."

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