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Hourigan v. Norwich

77 Conn. 358 (Conn. 1904)
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Hourigan v. Norwich

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  1. Collins v. Olin Corp.

    418 F. Supp. 2d 34 (D. Conn. 2006)   Cited 12 times
    In Collins v. Olin Corp., 418 F.Supp.2d 34 (D.Conn. 2006), several homeowners brought a putative class action against a town and private corporation, seeking damages and injunctive relief for the diminution in the value of their properties due to alleged contamination of their soil and groundwater.

    Unlike the present case, in each of those cases, the allegedly tortious conduct of the municipalities was inextricably linked to the operation of the water utility for corporate gain.Elliott, at 413, citing Hourigan v. Norwich, 77 Conn. 358 (1904); Richmond v. Norwich, 96 Conn. 582 (1921); and Abbott v. Bristol, 167 Conn. 143 (1974). There must be a direct link, then, between the municipal authority and the pecuniary benefit.