Conn. Gen. Stat. § 9-452a
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Sec. 9-452a. Notice of party meetings.
Official statutory text
Section requires two separate written notices, one to the town clerk, and one published in a suitable newspaper; constructive or even actual notice will not substitute for the written notice required by the section; the term “certify” is ambiguous for purposes of Sec. 1-2z with respect to whether a specific statement of veracity and correctness is required; for a certification under section, the use of talismanic words is not demanded and the absence of the word “certification” does not render a filing defective as a matter of law. 348 C. 364.
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