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Hawie v. Hawie

Supreme Court of Connecticut
Nov 7, 1967
234 A.2d 449 (Conn. 1967)

Summary

In Hawie v. Hawie, 128 Miss. 473, 91 So. 131, this Court held that where a party under indictment was held in jail by an order of the circuit court, he was within the exclusive jurisdiction of that court, and the chancery court had no jurisdiction to inquire into his insanity under a writ de inquirendo lunatico.

Summary of this case from Skinner v. State

Opinion

Elaine S. Amendola, for the appellee (defendant).

James M. Diorio, for the appellant (plaintiff).

Argued November 7, 1967

Decided November 7, 1967


The motion by the defendant to dismiss the appeal from the Superior Court in Fairfield County is granted.


Summaries of

Hawie v. Hawie

Supreme Court of Connecticut
Nov 7, 1967
234 A.2d 449 (Conn. 1967)

In Hawie v. Hawie, 128 Miss. 473, 91 So. 131, this Court held that where a party under indictment was held in jail by an order of the circuit court, he was within the exclusive jurisdiction of that court, and the chancery court had no jurisdiction to inquire into his insanity under a writ de inquirendo lunatico.

Summary of this case from Skinner v. State
Case details for

Hawie v. Hawie

Case Details

Full title:MARLENE J. M. HAWIE v. ROBERT L. HAWIE

Court:Supreme Court of Connecticut

Date published: Nov 7, 1967

Citations

234 A.2d 449 (Conn. 1967)
155 Conn. 728

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