CALDOR, INC. v. HEFFERNAN


183 Conn. 566 (1981)

CALDOR, INC. v. GERALD J. HEFFERNAN, TAX COMMISSIONER EASTERN COLOR PRINTING COMPANY v. TAX COMMISSIONER

Supreme Court of Connecticut.

Decision released April 21, 1981.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

James A. Fulton, with whom, on the brief, was George F. Carroll, Jr., for the plaintiff in the first case.

Pamela M. Taylor, with whom was Donald McPartland, for the plaintiff in the second case.

Robert L. Klein, assistant attorney general, with whom were Morris Borea, legal intern, and, on the brief, Carl R. Ajello, attorney general, and Ralph G. Murphy, assistant attorney general, for the defendant in both cases.

J. Charles Mokriski and Vanessa L. Bryant, filed a brief as amici curiae.

BOGDANSKI, PETERS, ARMENTANO, SHEA and WRIGHT, JS.


ARMENTANO, J.

These two cases are sent to us on a reservation. Because they present identical legal issues, they are consolidated for the purpose of this opinion. There has been a stipulation of facts. The plaintiff Eastern Color Printing Company (printer) is a letterpress printer of preprints. A preprint is a euphemism for the familiar advertising supplement which is inserted into newspapers and advertises the merchandise of a retailer. The plaintiff Caldor, Inc...

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