Connecticut Appellate Court July 15, 1986, 4181 (D'Addario v. Viera)

Per Curiam.

The plaintiff appeals1 from the judgment of the trial court awarding him nominal damages. We find no error.

The plaintiff claimed that the defendant stripped copper flashing and roofing from the plaintiff’s premises and converted them to his own use. The court found that the plaintiff had established the defendant’s liability but “that there has not been sufficient proof of damages.