Connecticut House Bill HJ00084

Connecticut 2019 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/7/19
• Refer: 3/7/19

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Barbara Andrews, Administratrix For The Estate Of Lawrence Moye Andrews.

Impact

The resolution does not introduce new laws but instead extends the time frame within which the Claims Commissioner must act on a specific claim. By allowing an additional year for this case, it acknowledges the complexities often associated with estate claims and provides necessary leeway for proper legal resolution. This decision helps in managing the state’s liabilities and ensures that the claims process can be conducted with adequate diligence.

Summary

HJ00084 is a resolution that grants the Claims Commissioner an extension of one year to dispose of a claim made by Barbara Andrews, the Administratrix for the Estate of Lawrence Moye Andrews. The claim in question is formally identified as file number 24725 with the Claims Commissioner. This resolution is significant as it reflects the legislative process in addressing claims against the state and ensures that estate matters can be resolved in a timely manner.

Contention

While not explicitly contentious, any resolution that extends the time frame for claims could be debated in terms of its implications for the state’s ability to settle claims efficiently. Stakeholders may have varying opinions on whether such extensions are beneficial or detrimental, particularly in terms of taxpayer interests and legal precedents for future claims. The potential for abuse of time extensions or delays in the judicial process may also arise as points of discussion.