; Mantie v. Inn at Manchester, Inc., No. CV950058009S, 1997 WL 16845, at *10 (Conn.Super.Ct. Jan. 9, 1997) (striking allegation that defendant is liable to plaintiff as a third party beneficiary of Agreement between an Inn and the Town of Manchester pertaining to road improvements as “government contracts by definition benefit the public, but individual members of the public are treated as incidental beneficiaries ‘unless a different intention is manifested [and] a promise to do an act for or render a service to the public does not have the effect of a promise to pay consequential damages to individual members of the public’ except under certain limited circumstances.”) (quoting Restatement (Second) of Contracts § 313).
In the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Larsen ChelseyRealty, several judges of this Court have ruled that in the absence of a commercial relationship between the plaintiff and the defendant, a private CUTPA claim under Section 42-110g will not lie. See, e.g., Connecticut Water Co. v. Town of Thomaston, 1996 WL 6774-58 at 7 (Conn.Super. Nov. 8, 1996) (Corradino, J.); Mantie v. Inn at Manchester, 18 CONN. L. RPTR. 438, 1997 WL 16845 (Conn.Super. Jan. 9, 1997) (Hammer, J.); Valle v. Andrews, 1996 WL 151828 (Conn.Super. March 8, 1996) (Hennessey, J.).