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“Cash price” means the total amount in dollars at which the seller and buyer agreed the seller would transfer unqualified title to the goods, if the transaction were a cash sale instead of a sale under a retail installment contract.
answered on Sep 23, 2021
A Connecticut attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. There didn't appear to be a question, but possibly an outlining of terms or definitions in a contract. You may have resolved the matter by now, but if not, you could reach out to Connecticut attorneys... View More 
In CT with a FL license. Was in a car accident (my fault ) I was uninsured and not registered. What can I expect ?
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answered on Mar 16, 2021
I am sorry to hear about your situation. You will probably need to hire an attorney licensed to practice in Connecticut to fully address your legal questions. I wish you the best of luck in the resolution of your situation.
crosswalk that has not been painted (very faded) section behind my car is not there at all, and also no signage saying not to park there.
answered on Feb 4, 2019
You can contest the ticket and take it to court. You may be able to persuade the state's attorney that you are correct.
All she needs to do is provide insurance and registration they'll drop the case will she get caught in traffic court I'm afraid she'll go to jail
East Hartford, CT
answered on Jul 6, 2018
Do not defraud the court. This is a ridiculous question. I am trying to imagine a situation where an attorney will write in a public forum that it would be ok to defraud the court. Again, do not defraud the court.
I was charged with reckless driving failure to maintain lanes due to handheld device and distracted driving...
I was coming down a one way when a car ran the stop sign to my left I swerved to my right and struck a pole. Police came and because I have a temp plate assumed my car was... View More
answered on May 23, 2017
If the summons is for the ticket there may or may not be a docket number. However you don't want to ignore it. You want to have a lawyer who handles cases before the court in the county where it happened handle it.
answered on Mar 29, 2017
Notify your insurance.Call them, send them a fax with the claim# on it, send them a certified return receipt letter. Enclose a copy of the complaint or writ or both.
He says he never recieved a ticket, and he never recieved a warning from the state that they were suspending it. Took a long time to find bu the ticket is from 2015, has been suspended since 3/2016. So he has to pay a $60 fee to open this case again, what happens then
answered on Jan 20, 2017
Here is the listing of lawyers in Norwich who may be able to help you. https://www.justia.com/lawyers/traffictickets/connecticut/norwich
Traffic tickets are one of those areas of law where it is a really good idea to get a lawyer who specializes in them and who also appears in that court... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2016
Are you sure that it wasn't a 14-298a? The section you cite isn't a traffic violation. 14-298 established the Office of the State Traffic Administration,
if I pay it the officer says it goes away. (ticket was based on all hear say there was no procedure done. Breathalizer found in possession nothing) but if I pay it and my P.O found a way to dig it up then what? I wasn't honest and I'm violated. But if I'm honest and tell her I'm... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2016
You posted this a month ago - that you were going to your probation officer the following morning. So how did that meeting go? What did you tell your probation officer? You might have a follow up question to post here.
Will my license get suspended indefinitely?
answered on Aug 14, 2016
Your license won't be suspended indefinitely but you very likely will have to re-take the driver retraining course.
Does a PASSENGER in a vehicle stopped for a violation, who has shown a CT permit to carry for identification, has acknowledged that he is carrying a firearm, but is not being questioned in regards to involvement in any crime legally required to turn over their firearm to the police during the stop... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2016
No, you should not have to turn over your fire arm if you have you permit on you and you are not suspected for a crime. Did the officer demand you turn over the fire arm?
The officer did not mention losing my liscence to me he just said I seem like a good kid and he didn't want to do this to me but he just mentioned that I have to pay the ticket which is $196. Also is the ticket fine normal? Because it seems very high
answered on Aug 14, 2016
No you will not lose your license - you just need to pay the ticket. The fine does not appear to be unreasonably high to me.
Warrent from 2005 for motor vehicle ticket in Connecticut 240$ will it go away if payed
answered on Aug 14, 2016
It should. Get receipts for payment - and make a copy of the check. The fine may have accumulated penalties and interest over the years so you should check on that.
Originally tried to pay the complaint ticket for un-renewed vehicle registration the day of the complaint but wasn't in the system -- tried the following day, but still wasn't in the system -- completely forgot this week (had one week to pay) -- due yesterday -- paid first thing this... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2016
No your license should not be suspended automatically. The system should have caught up shortly after you paid the fine.
Received a ticket in CT several months ago and mailed in the form pleading not guilty. I never heard anything back from the DMV or court so apparently I missed the court date which resulted in suspended license. I found out when attempting to renew insurance and contact the DMV right away and did... View More
answered on Aug 31, 2015
You have done what you can do, but ask if there is anything that you can do. Go see a local attorney about this.
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