Camp Isabella Freedman of Conn., Inc. v. Canaan

The plaintiff applied to the Court of
Common Pleas for relief from the refusal of the
taxing authorities in Canaan in 1956 and 1957 to
exempt its property from taxation under the
provisions of what is now General Statutes 12-81
(7) as property of a Connecticut corporation
organized exclusively for educational or
charitable purposes and used exclusively for
carrying out one or both purposes.1 The court
concluded that the plaintiff was entitled to the
tax exemption. From the judgment, the town has
appealed. The findings of fact, which have not been challenged,
[147 Conn. 512]