152 Conn. 700 | Conn. | 1964
This appeal calls in question a referee’s award of damages to the named plaintiff in compensation for the taking by the defendant, the highway commissioner, of a house which she owned located on land admittedly owned by the plaintiff town of Greenwich. The town accepted the amount awarded it for the taking of its land and is no longer a party to this action.
The Superior Court accepted one of two alternative findings of the referee and, in accordance therewith, rendered judgment for the named plaintiff in the amount of $5500. From that judgment this appeal is taken.
Claims of law, to receive consideration in this court, must have been raised in the court below. They may not for the first time be raised here. Since no claims of law were raised in the court below, the appeal presents no question proper for our consideration. Practice Book §§ 223, 652.
We may add that under the peculiar facts of this case we incline to the view that the named plaintiff was awarded all the damages to which she was equitably entitled. Colaluca v. Ives, 150 Conn. 521, 530, 191 A.2d 340, and cases cited.
There is no error.