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Title 001 · CT 001 (6 sections)
  • 1-1 — Sec. 1-1t. Method of payment of fees and delivery of correspondence or communications to agency or quasi-public agency.
  • 1-1. — Sec. 1-1. Words and phrases. Construction of statutes. (a) In the construction of the statutes, words and phrases shall
  • 1-2 — Sec. 1-2z. Plain meaning rule. The meaning of a statute shall, in the first instance, be ascertained from the text of th
  • 1-2. — Sec. 1-2. Legal notices. Each provision of the general statutes, the special acts or the charter of any town, city or bo
  • 1-3 — Sec. 1-3b. Enforcement of subpoena powers. Whenever any section of the general statutes or any section of any special ac
  • 1-3. — Sec. 1-3. Validity of separate provisions of acts. If any provision of any act passed by the General Assembly or its app
Title 002 · CT 002 (3 sections)
  • 1-4. — Sec. 1-4. Days designated as legal holidays. In each year the first day of January (known as New Year's Day), the fiftee
  • 1-5. — Sec. 1-5. Independence Day celebration. As a part of the official observance of Independence Day, appropriate ceremonies
  • 1-6. — Sec. 1-6. Standard of time. The standard of time for the seventy-fifth meridian west of Greenwich shall be the standard
Title 003 · CT 003 (19 sections)
  • 1-10. — Sec. 1-10. Standard ink for public records. No person having the care or custody of any book of record or registry in an
  • 1-11. — Sec. 1-11. Loose-leaf binders for public records. The Public Records Administrator shall furnish to each person having c
  • 1-12. — Sec. 1-12. Typewriting and printing. Legal force. All typewriting or printing executed or done on public records, and in
  • 1-13. — Sec. 1-13. Making of reproductions. Any original books, records, papers or documents may be delivered by any recording a
  • 1-14. — Sec. 1-14. “Certified copy” defined. Evidence. When the term “certified copy” is used in any statute relating to any rec
  • 1-15. — Sec. 1-15. Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-212.
  • 1-16. — Sec. 1-16. Reproductions. Any officer of the state or any political subdivision thereof, any judge of probate and any pe
  • 1-17 — Sec. 1-17a. Photographs and computerized images of individuals. State agencies prohibited from disclosing without expres
  • 1-17. — Sec. 1-17. Reproductions to serve purposes of originals. Such photographs, microphotographs, electronic images or other
  • 1-18 — Sec. 1-18a. Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-200.
  • 1-18. — Sec. 1-18. Disposition of original documents. The original records, papers or documents reproduced pursuant to this chap
  • 1-19 — Sec. 1-19c. Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-201.
  • 1-20 — Sec. 1-20f. Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-217.
  • 1-20. — Sec. 1-20. Refusal of access. Appeal. Section 1-20 is repealed.
  • 1-21 — Sec. 1-21j. Transferred to Chapter 14, Sec. 1-205.
  • 1-7. — Sec. 1-7. Recording or copying by photographic, micrographic, electronic imaging or other process. When any officer, off
  • 1-8. — Sec. 1-8. “Recorded” defined. When books, records, papers or documents are required to be recorded by law, the word “rec
  • 1-9 — Sec. 1-9b. Applicability of alkaline paper requirements. Section 1-9b is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 1-9. — Sec. 1-9. Alkaline paper for permanent records. No person having custody of any permanent record or register in any depa
Title 004 · CT 004 (5 sections)
  • 1-22. — Sec. 1-22. Ceremony. The ceremony to be used, by persons to whom an oath is administered, shall be the holding up of the
  • 1-23. — Sec. 1-23. When affirmation may be used. When any person, required to take an oath, from scruples of conscience declines
  • 1-24 — Sec. 1-24a. Affiant may swear truth of document or other writing before proper officer, when. In any matter in which a d
  • 1-24. — Sec. 1-24. Who may administer oaths. The following officers may administer oaths: (1) The clerks of the Senate, the cler
  • 1-25. — Sec. 1-25. Forms of oaths. The forms of oaths shall be as follows, to wit:
Title 005 · CT 005 (2 sections)
  • 1-26. — Sec. 1-26. Construction of bond requirement. Except as otherwise provided by the general statutes, whenever any person i
  • 1-27. — Sec. 1-27. Joint control of money and assets by principal and surety. Any person of whom a bond, undertaking or other ob
Title 006 · CT 006 (15 sections)
  • 1-28. — Sec. 1-28. Permissible forms of acknowledgment. Any instrument may be acknowledged in the manner and form now provided b
  • 1-29. — Sec. 1-29. Acknowledgments within state. The acknowledgment of any instrument may be made in this state before: (1) A ju
  • 1-30. — Sec. 1-30. Acknowledgments in other states, territories or possessions. The acknowledgment of any instrument may be made
  • 1-31 — Sec. 1-31a. Acknowledgments by attorney outside state. Exception. An acknowledgment of any instrument pertaining to real
  • 1-31. — Sec. 1-31. Acknowledgments without United States. The acknowledgment of any instrument may be made without the United St
  • 1-32. — Sec. 1-32. Identification of person making acknowledgment. The officer taking the acknowledgment shall know or have sati
  • 1-33. — Sec. 1-33. Married women. An acknowledgment of a married woman may be made in the same form as though she were unmarried
  • 1-34. — Sec. 1-34. Certificate of officer. An officer taking the acknowledgment shall endorse thereon or attach thereto a certif
  • 1-35. — Sec. 1-35. Identification of acknowledging officer. The certificate of the acknowledging officer shall be completed by h
  • 1-36. — Sec. 1-36. Authentication. (1) If the acknowledgment is taken within this state or is made without the United States by
  • 1-37. — Sec. 1-37. Acknowledgment in compliance with law of other jurisdiction. Exception. (a) Notwithstanding any provision in
  • 1-38. — Sec. 1-38. Acknowledgment of person in armed forces. In addition to the acknowledgment of instruments in the manner and
  • 1-39. — Sec. 1-39. Prior acknowledgments unaffected. No acknowledgment taken prior to October 1, 1961, shall be affected by anyt
  • 1-40. — Sec. 1-40. Interpretation of chapter. This chapter shall be so interpreted as to make uniform the laws of those states w
  • 1-41. — Sec. 1-41. Short title: Uniform Acknowledgment Act. This chapter may be cited as the “Uniform Acknowledgment Act”.
Title 007 · CT 007 (1 sections)
  • 1-54 — Sec. 1-54a. Health care decisions. Section 1-54a is repealed, effective October 1, 2006.
Title 008 · CT 008 (9 sections)
  • 1-57. — Sec. 1-57. Definitions. Authorized officers. For the purposes of this chapter, “notarial acts” means acts which the laws
  • 1-58. — Sec. 1-58. Proof of authority to perform notarial act. (a) If the notarial act is performed by any of the persons descri
  • 1-59. — Sec. 1-59. Certification by person taking acknowledgment. The person taking an acknowledgment shall certify that: (1) Th
  • 1-60. — Sec. 1-60. Form of certificate. The form of a certificate of acknowledgment used by a person whose authority is recogniz
  • 1-61. — Sec. 1-61. “Acknowledged before me” defined. The words “acknowledged before me” mean: (1) That the person acknowledging
  • 1-62. — Sec. 1-62. Statutory short forms of acknowledgment. The forms of acknowledgment set forth in this section may be used an
  • 1-63. — Sec. 1-63. Prior acts unaffected. Method additional. A notarial act performed prior to October 1, 1969, is not affected
  • 1-64. — Sec. 1-64. Uniform interpretation. This chapter shall be so interpreted as to make uniform the laws of those states whic
  • 1-65. — Sec. 1-65. Short title: Uniform Recognition of Acknowledgments Act. This chapter may be cited as the “Uniform Recognitio
Title 010 · CT 010 (35 sections)
  • 1-100 — Sec. 1-100b. Suspension or revocation of communicator lobbyist's registration. Finding by Office of State Ethics. (a) Th
  • 1-100. — Sec. 1-100. Violations; penalties. (a) Any person who intentionally violates any provision of this part shall (1) for a
  • 1-101 — Sec. 1-101rr. State agency ethics compliance officers. Duties. Liaisons. (a) Each state agency and quasi-public agency t
  • 1-101. — Sec. 1-101. Lobbyists to wear badges. Regulations. Each individual who is a lobbyist shall, while engaged in lobbying, w
  • 1-79 — Sec. 1-79a. Calculation of dollar limit on gifts. For purposes of calculating the dollar limits under the exceptions to
  • 1-79. — Sec. 1-79. Definitions. The following terms, when used in this part, have the following meanings unless the context othe
  • 1-80 — Sec. 1-80e. Designation of judge trial referees. The Chief Court Administrator shall designate ten judge trial referees
  • 1-80. — Sec. 1-80. Office of State Ethics. Citizen's Ethics Advisory Board. Members; appointment; qualifications; vacancies; com
  • 1-81 — Sec. 1-81c. Mandatory ethics training for public officials. Frequency. Exception. Not later than December 31, 2010, the
  • 1-81. — Sec. 1-81. Duties of the board, Office of State Ethics. Employment of executive director, general counsel, ethics enforc
  • 1-82 — Sec. 1-82b. Continuation of certain probable cause hearings. Section 1-82b is repealed, effective October 1, 2021.
  • 1-82. — Sec. 1-82. Complaints. Procedure. Time limits. Investigation; notice; hearings. Attorneys' fees. Damages for complaints
  • 1-83. — Sec. 1-83. Statements of financial interests. Filing requirements. Ethics statements. Confidentiality. Waiver. (a)(1) Al
  • 1-84 — Sec. 1-84d. Foundations or alumni associations established for the benefit of a constituent unit of public higher educat
  • 1-84. — Sec. 1-84. (Formerly Sec. 1-66). Prohibited activities. Exception re employment of immediate family at constituent unit.
  • 1-85. — Sec. 1-85. (Formerly Sec. 1-68). Interest in conflict with discharge of duties. A public official, including an elected
  • 1-86 — Sec. 1-86e. Consultants, independent contractors and their employees. Prohibited activities. (a) No person hired by the
  • 1-86. — Sec. 1-86. Procedure when discharge of duty affects official's or state employee's financial interests. Lobbyists prohib
  • 1-87. — Sec. 1-87. Aggrieved persons. Appeals. Any person aggrieved by any final decision of the board, made pursuant to this pa
  • 1-88. — Sec. 1-88. Authority of board after finding violation. Prohibition against disclosure of information. Enforcement of civ
  • 1-89 — Sec. 1-89a. Conferences on ethical issues. Section 1-89a is repealed, effective October 1, 2021.
  • 1-89. — Sec. 1-89. Violations; penalties. Disciplinary powers of the legislature, agencies and commissions. Civil action for dam
  • 1-90 — Sec. 1-90a. Exemption re student public official or state employee of a public institution of higher education. Policies
  • 1-90. — Sec. 1-90. Commission to review oath of office for members of General Assembly. Section 1-90 is repealed.
  • 1-91. — Sec. 1-91. Definitions. When used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 1-92. — Sec. 1-92. Duties of board and Office of State Ethics. Regulations. Advisory opinions. (a) The Citizen's Ethics Advisory
  • 1-93 — Sec. 1-93a. Confidentiality of complaints, evaluations of possible violations and investigations. Publication of finding
  • 1-93. — Sec. 1-93. Complaints. Procedure. Time limits. Investigation; notice; hearings. Damages for complaints without foundatio
  • 1-94. — Sec. 1-94. Lobbyist registration with the Office of State Ethics. A lobbyist shall register with the Office of State Eth
  • 1-95. — Sec. 1-95. Registration procedure. Fees. (a) Each registrant shall file every two years with the Office of State Ethics
  • 1-96 — Sec. 1-96e. Statements of necessary expenses paid or reimbursed by registrants. Each registrant who pays or reimburses a
  • 1-96. — Sec. 1-96. Financial reports of registrants. Requirements. (a) Each client lobbyist registrant shall file with the Offic
  • 1-97. — Sec. 1-97. Restrictions on activities of registrants and lobbyists. Contingent compensation prohibited. Report to recipi
  • 1-98. — Sec. 1-98. Appeal from board decision. Any person aggrieved by any final decision of the board, made pursuant to this pa
  • 1-99. — Sec. 1-99. Authority of board after finding violation. (a) The board, upon a finding made pursuant to section 1-93 that
Title 011 · CT 011 (2 sections)
  • 1-102. — Sec. 1-102. (Formerly Sec. 53-151). Unlawful employment of state officers or persons paid by the state to influence legi
  • 1-103. — Sec. 1-103. (Formerly Sec. 53-152). Threats to hinder legislation. Any person who approaches the officers or agents of a
Title 012 · CT 012 (9 sections)
  • 1-120. — Sec. 1-120. Definitions. As used in sections 1-120 to 1-123, inclusive:
  • 1-121. — Sec. 1-121. Notice prior to action on procedures. Adoption procedure. Emergency procedures. (a) A quasi-public agency, b
  • 1-122. — Sec. 1-122. Compliance audit. In accordance with the provisions of section 2-90, the Auditors of Public Accounts shall b
  • 1-123. — Sec. 1-123. Reports. (a) The board of directors of each quasi-public agency shall annually submit a report to the Govern
  • 1-124. — Sec. 1-124. Treasurer's approval required for state contribution to or guarantee of bonds, notes, borrowed money. Determ
  • 1-125 — Sec. 1-125a. Prohibition against certain payments to resigning or retiring employees pursuant to settlement or nondispar
  • 1-125. — Sec. 1-125. Directors, officers and employees not personally liable. Indemnification. The directors, officers and employ
  • 1-126. — Sec. 1-126. Penalty for false statements. Any quasi-public agency, as defined in section 1-120, shall require any applic
  • 1-127. — Sec. 1-127. Restriction on entities conducting financial audits. No quasi-public agency, as defined in section 1-120, sh
Title 013 · CT 013 (2 sections)
  • 1-139 — Sec. 1-139a. Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy: Transfer of assets and records. The financial assets of the In
  • 1-140. — Sec. 1-140. Reserved for future use.
Title 014 · CT 014 (30 sections)
  • 1-200. — Sec. 1-200. (Formerly Sec. 1-18a). Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following words and phrases have the follow
  • 1-201. — Sec. 1-201. (Formerly Sec. 1-19c). Division of Criminal Justice deemed not to be public agency, when. For the purposes o
  • 1-202. — Sec. 1-202. (Formerly Sec. 1-20e). Application of freedom of information provisions to agency committee composed entirel
  • 1-205 — Sec. 1-205a. Recommended appropriations. Allotments. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, the appr
  • 1-205. — Sec. 1-205. (Formerly Sec. 1-21j). Freedom of Information Commission. (a) There shall be established a Freedom of Inform
  • 1-206. — Sec. 1-206. (Formerly Sec. 1-21i). Denial of access to public records or meetings. Appeals. Notice. Orders. Civil penalt
  • 1-210. — Sec. 1-210. (Formerly Sec. 1-19). Access to public records. Exempt records. (a) Except as otherwise provided by any fede
  • 1-211. — Sec. 1-211. (Formerly Sec. 1-19a). Disclosure of computer-stored public records. Contracts. Acquisition of system, equip
  • 1-212. — Sec. 1-212. (Formerly Sec. 1-15). Copies and scanning of public records. Fees. (a) Any person applying in writing shall
  • 1-213. — Sec. 1-213. (Formerly Sec. 1-19b). Agency administration. Disclosure of personnel, birth and tax records. Disclosure of
  • 1-214 — Sec. 1-214a. Disclosure of public agency termination, suspension or separation agreement containing confidentiality prov
  • 1-214. — Sec. 1-214. (Formerly Sec. 1-20a). Public employment contracts as public record. Agency response to request for disclosu
  • 1-215 — Sec. 1-215a. Liability for disclosure of law enforcement records. A law enforcement agency that discloses records that m
  • 1-215. — Sec. 1-215. (Formerly Sec. 1-20b). Record of an arrest as public record. Prohibition on redaction. Exemptions. Disclosur
  • 1-216. — Sec. 1-216. (Formerly Sec. 1-20c). Review and destruction of records consisting of uncorroborated allegations of crimina
  • 1-217. — Sec. 1-217. (Formerly Sec. 1-20f). Nondisclosure of residential addresses of certain individuals. Written request for no
  • 1-218. — Sec. 1-218. Certain contracts for performance of governmental functions. Records and files subject to Freedom of Informa
  • 1-219. — Sec. 1-219. Veterans' military records. (a) As used in this section: (1) “Armed forces” means the Army, Navy, Marine Cor
  • 1-225 — Sec. 1-225a. Meetings of public agencies conducted by electronic equipment. (a) As used in this section, “public agency”
  • 1-225. — Sec. 1-225. (Formerly Sec. 1-21). Meetings of government agencies to be public. Recording of votes. Schedule and agenda
  • 1-226. — Sec. 1-226. (Formerly Sec. 1-21a). Recording, broadcasting or photographing meetings. (a) At any meeting of a public age
  • 1-227. — Sec. 1-227. (Formerly Sec. 1-21c). Provision of notice of meetings to persons filing written request. Fees. The public a
  • 1-228. — Sec. 1-228. (Formerly Sec. 1-21d). Adjournment of meetings. Notice. The public agency may adjourn any regular or special
  • 1-229. — Sec. 1-229. (Formerly Sec. 1-21e). Continued hearings. Notice. Any hearing being held, or noticed or ordered to be held,
  • 1-230. — Sec. 1-230. (Formerly Sec. 1-21f). Regular meetings to be held pursuant to regulation, ordinance or resolution. The publ
  • 1-231. — Sec. 1-231. (Formerly Sec. 1-21g). Executive sessions. (a) At an executive session of a public agency, attendance shall
  • 1-232. — Sec. 1-232. (Formerly Sec. 1-21h). Conduct of meetings. In the event that any meeting of a public agency is interrupted
  • 1-240. — Sec. 1-240. (Formerly Sec. 1-21k). Penalties. (a) Any person who wilfully, knowingly and with intent to do so, destroys,
  • 1-241. — Sec. 1-241. (Formerly Sec. 1-21l). Injunctive relief from frivolous, unreasonable or harassing freedom of information ap
  • 1-242. — Sec. 1-242. Actions involving provisions of the Freedom of Information Act. Notice of litigation to the Freedom of Infor
Title 015 · CT 015 (21 sections)
  • 1-266. — Sec. 1-266. Short title: Connecticut Uniform Electronic Transactions Act. Sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive, shall be k
  • 1-267. — Sec. 1-267. Definitions. As used in sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive:
  • 1-268. — Sec. 1-268. Scope. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b) or (c) of this section, sections 1-266 to 1-286, i
  • 1-269. — Sec. 1-269. Prospective application. Sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive, apply to any electronic record or electronic si
  • 1-270. — Sec. 1-270. Use of electronic records and electronic signatures. Variation by agreement. (a) Sections 1-266 to 1-286, in
  • 1-271. — Sec. 1-271. Construction and application. Sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive, shall be construed and applied:
  • 1-272. — Sec. 1-272. Legal recognition of electronic records, electronic signatures and electronic contracts. (a) A record or sig
  • 1-273. — Sec. 1-273. Provision of information in writing. Presentation of records. (a) If the parties to a transaction have agree
  • 1-274. — Sec. 1-274. Attribution and effect of electronic record and electronic signature. (a) An electronic record or electronic
  • 1-275. — Sec. 1-275. Effect of change or error. If a change or error in an electronic record occurs in a transmission between par
  • 1-276. — Sec. 1-276. Notarization and acknowledgment. If a law requires a signature or record to be notarized, acknowledged, veri
  • 1-277. — Sec. 1-277. Retention of electronic records; originals. (a) If a law requires that a record be retained, the requirement
  • 1-278. — Sec. 1-278. Admissibility in evidence. In a proceeding, evidence of a record or signature may not be excluded solely bec
  • 1-279. — Sec. 1-279. Automated transaction. In an automated transaction, the following rules apply:
  • 1-280. — Sec. 1-280. Time and place of sending and receipt. (a) Unless otherwise agreed between the sender and the recipient, an
  • 1-281. — Sec. 1-281. Transferable records. (a) As used in this section, “transferable record” means an electronic record that:
  • 1-282. — Sec. 1-282. Creation and retention of electronic records and conversion of written records by governmental agencies. Exc
  • 1-283. — Sec. 1-283. Acceptance and distribution of electronic records by governmental agencies. Interoperability. Regulations. (
  • 1-284. — Sec. 1-284. Electronic record presumed not sent to or received by a consumer. (a) As used in this section, “consumer” me
  • 1-285. — Sec. 1-285. Severability clause. If any provision of sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive, or its application to any perso
  • 1-286. — Sec. 1-286. Operation of Connecticut Uniform Electronic Transactions Act with respect to federal act. The provisions of
Title 016 · CT 016 (75 sections)
  • 2-1 — Sec. 2-1i. Compensatory time for permanent full-time employees. To the extent that a permanent full-time employee of the
  • 2-1. — Sec. 2-1. Regular sessions; organization. There shall be a regular session of the General Assembly held at Hartford in e
  • 2-10. — Sec. 2-10. Clerks' office; assistants; records; duties. The House and Senate clerks shall continue in office during the
  • 2-11. — Sec. 2-11. Stenographers for General Assembly committees. The Joint Committee on Legislative Management shall employ all
  • 2-12 — Sec. 2-12a. Temporary legislative employees, reduction of salary for absence. Legislative employees hired on a temporary
  • 2-12. — Sec. 2-12. Bonus to employees of General Assembly prohibited. Overtime and meritorious service payments permitted. No bo
  • 2-13. — Sec. 2-13. Records of legislative proceedings. Legislative record index. (a) The clerk of either house may employ such n
  • 2-14 — Sec. 2-14a. Legislation affecting municipal retirement systems. The General Assembly shall enact no legislation which di
  • 2-14. — Sec. 2-14. Initiation of local legislation in General Assembly. The General Assembly shall enact no special legislation
  • 2-15 — Sec. 2-15b. Transportation allowance for member of task force prohibited. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 2-15
  • 2-15. — Sec. 2-15. Transportation allowance for General Assembly members and members-elect. The Comptroller shall draw his order
  • 2-16 — Sec. 2-16a. Restriction on former members becoming lobbyists. No state representative or state senator who is elected at
  • 2-16. — Sec. 2-16. Members as attorneys before the General Assembly. No member of the General Assembly shall appear as an attorn
  • 2-17. — Sec. 2-17. Presession introduction of bills. Any member-elect of either house of the General Assembly, prior to the begi
  • 2-18. — Sec. 2-18. Form of bills amending statutes and resolutions amending Constitution; ballot designation of proposed constit
  • 2-19. — Sec. 2-19. Preliminary printing and franchise fees for special charters. Engrossing fees. Section 2-19 is repealed.
  • 2-2. — Sec. 2-2. Election by illegal practices. Each person elected to either house of the General Assembly by any illegal prac
  • 2-20 — Sec. 2-20a. Bills seeking incorporation and franchise for water companies. No bill for the incorporation and franchise o
  • 2-20. — Sec. 2-20. Certain charters granted only on petition. No act of incorporation or alteration thereof shall be granted by
  • 2-21. — Sec. 2-21. Notice of claims against the state. Section 2-21 is repealed.
  • 2-22. — Sec. 2-22. Numbering of bills and joint resolutions. Each bill and joint resolution shall be numbered by the clerk of th
  • 2-23 — Sec. 2-23a. Alkaline paper for legislative documents. All bills and joint resolutions, the calendar and journal of each
  • 2-23. — Sec. 2-23. Copies of bills, resolutions, calendars, journals and other legislative publications. Furnishing of publicati
  • 2-24 — Sec. 2-24b. Racial and ethnic impact statement required for certain bills and amendments. (a) Beginning with the session
  • 2-24. — Sec. 2-24. Style of printing bills; endorsements; file number; fiscal note; ratepayer impact statement. The words “State
  • 2-25. — Sec. 2-25. Printing to be done at one establishment. Section 2-25 is repealed.
  • 2-26. — Sec. 2-26. Printing and electronic availability of bills prior to passage. At each regular or special session of the Gen
  • 2-27 — Sec. 2-27b. Review of bond acts. (a) Each bond act, as defined in section 3-20, shall be reviewed by the joint standing
  • 2-27. — Sec. 2-27. Printing and distribution of file bills. Copies of each bill for an act reported favorably by a committee sha
  • 2-28. — Sec. 2-28. Time limit on favorable reports of bills. Submission to Legislative Commissioners' Office. Action upon bills
  • 2-29. — Sec. 2-29. Engrossing of bills and amendments; correction of errors after passage. Presentation to the Governor. Immedia
  • 2-3 — Sec. 2-3b. Members not eligible for unemployment compensation during regular session. No member of the General Assembly
  • 2-3. — Sec. 2-3. Allowance to contestants. No contestants for seats in either house of the General Assembly shall be allowed mo
  • 2-30 — Sec. 2-30b. Construction of multiple amendments. (a) When two or more acts passed at the same session of the General Ass
  • 2-30. — Sec. 2-30. Engrossing bills after adjournment. Vetoed bills. Each bill for an act passed by the General Assembly, but no
  • 2-31. — Sec. 2-31. Numbering of public and special acts. The numbers of the public and special acts of the General Assembly shal
  • 2-32 — Sec. 2-32c. Submission of list of state mandates to General Assembly and municipal chief elected officials. On and after
  • 2-32. — Sec. 2-32. Effective date of public and special acts. All public acts, except when otherwise therein specified, shall ta
  • 2-33 — Sec. 2-33c. Limitation on General Fund and Special Transportation Fund appropriations. (a) In addition to the provisions
  • 2-33. — Sec. 2-33. Specific appropriations. Recurring appropriations. The General Assembly shall make appropriations of specific
  • 2-34. — Sec. 2-34. Title of appropriation bills. The title of the biennial budget bill shall be “An Act Concerning the State Bud
  • 2-35 — Sec. 2-35c. Funds appropriated to Judicial Department for specified purposes included in current expense account. Funds
  • 2-35. — Sec. 2-35. Requirements for appropriation bills and acts. Requirements for revenue estimates. State budget act to specif
  • 2-36 — Sec. 2-36c. Consensus revenue estimates. (a) Not later than November tenth annually, the Secretary of the Office of Poli
  • 2-36. — Sec. 2-36. Deficiency bills. (a) On or before the twenty-fifth day of each month, the Secretary of the Office of Policy
  • 2-37. — Sec. 2-37. Contingent expenses of General Assembly. The Comptroller shall draw his order on the Treasurer in payment of
  • 2-38. — Sec. 2-38. Bill re person's service as teacher or public employee. When any bill is introduced in the General Assembly o
  • 2-39. — Sec. 2-39. Time within which Senate shall act on nominations. Except as provided in sections 4-5 to 4-8, inclusive, pert
  • 2-4. — Sec. 2-4. Joint convention to elect state officers. When the Senate and House of Representatives join in convention for
  • 2-40 — Sec. 2-40a. Disclosure of performance evaluations of judges and judge trial referees. Notwithstanding the provisions of
  • 2-40. — Sec. 2-40. Nomination of judges. Action by the judiciary committee. (a) Each nomination made by the Governor to the Gene
  • 2-41. — Sec. 2-41. Nomination of judges of municipal courts. Section 2-41 is repealed.
  • 2-42. — Sec. 2-42. Appointment of judges. Each appointment of the Chief Justice or a judge of the Supreme Court, Appellate Court
  • 2-43. — Sec. 2-43. When further nomination required. The Governor shall, within five days after he has notice that any judicial
  • 2-44 — Sec. 2-44a. Notice of appointments by president pro tempore, speaker or minority leaders. Vacancies; notice by chairman.
  • 2-44. — Sec. 2-44. Withdrawal of nomination by Governor. The Governor may withdraw any nomination made by him for appointment by
  • 2-45. — Sec. 2-45. Legislative appearances. Section 2-45 is repealed.
  • 2-46 — Sec. 2-46a. Investigations and inquiries pursuant to Article Ninth of the Constitution commenced after January 1, 2004.
  • 2-46. — Sec. 2-46. Investigations by the General Assembly; powers; procedure. Witness' rights. (a) The president of the Senate,
  • 2-47. — Sec. 2-47. Witness not privileged. No witness shall be privileged to refuse to testify to any fact, or to produce any pa
  • 2-48. — Sec. 2-48. Prosecution of witness. Whenever a witness summoned fails to testify and the fact is reported to either house
  • 2-49. — Sec. 2-49. Preparation, printing and distribution of assembly journals. Not later than three months after the adjournmen
  • 2-5. — Sec. 2-5. Holding of office by members of the General Assembly. No member of the General Assembly shall, during the term
  • 2-50 — Sec. 2-50a. Motor vehicle number plates for legislators. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall issue, in respect to n
  • 2-50. — Sec. 2-50. Legislative identification plates. Section 2-50 is repealed.
  • 2-51. — Sec. 2-51. Admittance to floor of House and Senate. No persons, except members of the General Assembly, its officers and
  • 2-52. — Sec. 2-52. Display of United States and state flags at sessions of the General Assembly. The United States flag and the
  • 2-53 — Sec. 2-53n. Quarterly report on overtime granted by state agencies. For purposes of this section, “state agency” has the
  • 2-53. — Sec. 2-53. Faith and credit of acts passed by General Assembly. The official record of the acts passed by the General As
  • 2-6. — Sec. 2-6. Convening of sessions by action of members. After the adjournment sine die of a regular or a special session o
  • 2-7. — Sec. 2-7. Notice of special and reconvened sessions. (a) Whenever the Governor, the members of the General Assembly or t
  • 2-8 — Sec. 2-8r. Options of General Assembly members and former members re participation in state employees retirement system.
  • 2-8. — Sec. 2-8. Compensation and expenses of members and officers of the General Assembly. (a) On and after January 4, 2023, e
  • 2-9 — Sec. 2-9c. Adjustment to compensation of members of the General Assembly. (a) Not later than January 1, 2025, and not la
  • 2-9. — Sec. 2-9. Salary and transportation allowance for General Assembly officers and employees. The clerk of the Senate shall
Title 017 · CT 017 (12 sections)
  • 2-54 — Sec. 2-54a. Interim appointment of legislative commissioner. When the General Assembly is not in session and there is a
  • 2-54. — Sec. 2-54. Appointment, qualifications, and salary of legislative commissioners. There shall be maintained a Legislative
  • 2-55 — Sec. 2-55a. Employment of noncitizens. Section 2-55a is repealed.
  • 2-55. — Sec. 2-55. Employees. The legislative commissioners, with the approval of the Joint Committee on Legislative Management,
  • 2-56 — Sec. 2-56o. Codification of public act 24-151*. The Legislative Commissioners' Office shall, in engrossing and codifying
  • 2-56. — Sec. 2-56. Duties of commissioners. The legislative commissioners shall:
  • 2-57. — Sec. 2-57. Printing of file bills and engrossed acts. The legislative commissioners shall supervise the printing of bill
  • 2-58. — Sec. 2-58. Preparation and publication of public and special acts. The legislative commissioners shall prepare as soon a
  • 2-59. — Sec. 2-59. Supplements to the general statutes. The legislative commissioners may prepare, after the adjournment of any
  • 2-60. — Sec. 2-60. Publication and sale of revision and supplements. The Joint Committee on Legislative Management is directed f
  • 2-61. — Sec. 2-61. Distribution of revised statutes and supplements, public and special acts. (a) The Secretary of the State sha
  • 2-62. — Sec. 2-62. Secretary to allow use of engrossed acts. The Secretary of the State shall allow said legislative commissione
Title 019 · CT 019 (1 sections)
  • 2-79. — Sec. 2-79. Council of State Governments to be joint agency of states. The Council of State Governments is declared to be
Title 020 · CT 020 (1 sections)
  • 2-80. — Sec. 2-80. Commission. Appointment, duties and expenses of members. There shall continue to be a Commission on Uniform L
Title 021 · CT 021 (4 sections)
  • 2-81. — Sec. 2-81. Committee for Legislative Staff Internships. Appointment of cochairpersons. There is created a Committee for
  • 2-82. — Sec. 2-82. Duties and powers of committee. The agencies of the Legislative Department and the State Librarian shall assi
  • 2-83. — Sec. 2-83. Interns: Term of appointment and stipend, and appointment of program coordinator. Such interns shall be appoi
  • 2-84. — Sec. 2-84. Report to General Assembly. At a time prior to the last day of each regular session, said committee shall rep
Title 023 · CT 023 (6 sections)
  • 2-89. — Sec. 2-89. (Formerly Sec. 4-62). Appointment and term. Vacancies. There shall be two Auditors of Public Accounts, who, b
  • 2-90 — Sec. 2-90d. Notification to auditors re auditing service contracts. On and after October 1, 2021, any state agency propo
  • 2-90. — Sec. 2-90. (Formerly Sec. 4-63). Duties. Powers. Applicability of Freedom of Information Act to certain information. (a)
  • 2-91. — Sec. 2-91. (Formerly Sec. 4-63a). Classification and compensation of personnel. Determinations made under the provisions
  • 2-92 — Sec. 2-92a. Public hearings required on certain reports. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, each
  • 2-92. — Sec. 2-92. (Formerly Sec. 4-64). Reports to the General Assembly. The Auditors of Public Accounts shall present a report
Title 028 · CT 028 (1 sections)
  • 2 — Sec. 2c-3. Data collection form provided by Legislative Program Review and Investigations Committee. Public hearing. Rep
Title 031 · CT 031 (14 sections)
  • 3-1 — Sec. 3-1a. Council on Gubernatorial Incapacity. Composition. Duties. (a) There is established a Council on Gubernatorial
  • 3-1. — Sec. 3-1. General powers and duties. The supreme executive power of the state shall be vested in the Governor. He may, p
  • 3-10 — Sec. 3-10f. Flying flags at half-staff. (a) In the event of the death of a present or former principal figure of state g
  • 3-10. — Sec. 3-10. Maintenance of the Governor's residence. Foundations established re Governor's residence. Disclosure of incom
  • 3-2 — Sec. 3-2b. Footstones, flags and funeral honor guards for deceased Governors, certain other state officers and members o
  • 3-2. — Sec. 3-2. Salaries of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Timing of increases. Office of Governor full time. (a) On and af
  • 3-3. — Sec. 3-3. Governor's cabinet. The Governor's cabinet shall consist of not more than fourteen of the administrative heads
  • 3-4. — Sec. 3-4. Executive secretary and clerk; executive journal. Section 3-4 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 3-5. — Sec. 3-5. Governor to institute lawsuits for state. The Governor is authorized to cause any suit or action at law to be
  • 3-6 — Sec. 3-6d. Highway safety programs. Securing of federal funds. Regulations. (a) The Governor shall do all things necessa
  • 3-6. — Sec. 3-6. Investigatory authority of Governor. The Governor shall have such investigatory authority as is conferred or i
  • 3-7. — Sec. 3-7. Cancellation of uncollectible claims. Compromise of disputed claims. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this
  • 3-8. — Sec. 3-8. Restoration and repair of state boundary marks. The Governor shall, in 1975 and decennially thereafter, or whe
  • 3-9. — Sec. 3-9. Automobile for use of the Governor. An automobile shall be provided for the use of the Governor, to be purchas
Title 032 · CT 032 (95 sections)
  • 3-11 — Sec. 3-11a. Authority to enter into contractual agreements. In accordance with established procedures, the Treasurer may
  • 3-11. — Sec. 3-11. Salary and bond of Treasurer. Office of Treasurer full time. (a) On and after January 4, 2023, the Treasurer
  • 3-12 — Sec. 3-12a. Appointment of officers and investment-related personnel. In addition to the appointments authorized under s
  • 3-12. — Sec. 3-12. Deputy Treasurer. The Treasurer shall appoint a deputy, who shall be sworn to the faithful discharge of his d
  • 3-13 — Sec. 3-13l. Finder's fees in connection with state investments prohibited. Definitions. Penalties. (a) No person may, di
  • 3-13. — Sec. 3-13. Assistant treasurer for debt management. Additional assistant treasurer. The Treasurer shall appoint an assis
  • 3-14 — Sec. 3-14b. Option of municipality to purchase state-owned land prior to sale. Waiver of rights. Exceptions. Prior to th
  • 3-14. — Sec. 3-14. Management and sales of state property. The Treasurer may appoint agents to manage all property to which the
  • 3-15. — Sec. 3-15. Sites for beacon lights and other buildings. The Treasurer is authorized to execute on behalf of the state an
  • 3-16 — Sec. 3-16a. Notification to Treasurer prior to incurring financial obligation of state or entering into certain agreemen
  • 3-16. — Sec. 3-16. Temporary borrowing. Approval by Governor. Notice to committees of General Assembly. (a) The Treasurer is aut
  • 3-17 — Sec. 3-17a. Payments to the state from certain financing litigation settlements. Section 3-17a is repealed, effective Ma
  • 3-17. — Sec. 3-17. Collection of state revenue. Issuance of bonds. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys belonging to the state
  • 3-18. — Sec. 3-18. Use of facsimile of state seal on bonds. The use of a facsimile of the great seal of the state on all bonds o
  • 3-19. — Sec. 3-19. Place of payment of state bonds. The principal and interest of all bonds of the state issued after June 13, 1
  • 3-20 — Sec. 3-20j. Credit revenue bonds. (a) As used in this section, the following terms have the following meanings, unless t
  • 3-20. — Sec. 3-20. State General Obligation Bond Procedure Act. State Bond Commission. Bond pledge and undertaking. (a) This sec
  • 3-21 — Sec. 3-21aa. General obligation bonds for transportation projects. Authorization of special tax obligation bonds or gene
  • 3-21. — Sec. 3-21. Bond limitation. Debt certification. Bond issuance limitation. Allotment limitation. (a)(1) No bonds, notes o
  • 3-22 — Sec. 3-22u. CHET Baby Scholars fund and program. (a) There is established an account to be known as the “CHET Baby Schol
  • 3-22. — Sec. 3-22. Bond Retirement Fund. Section 3-22 is repealed.
  • 3-23 — Sec. 3-23a. Replacement of mutilated, destroyed, stolen or lost state obligations. If any obligation of the state, which
  • 3-23. — Sec. 3-23. Destruction of matured bonds. (a) The Treasurer is authorized to destroy any bonds of the state as the same m
  • 3-24 — Sec. 3-24l. Regulations. The State Treasurer may adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54, to
  • 3-24. — Sec. 3-24. Deposit of funds. In addition to the depositories provided for by section 4-33, the Treasurer is authorized t
  • 3-25. — Sec. 3-25. Payment of public moneys. Designation of authority for certain payments to constituent units of the state sys
  • 3-26. — Sec. 3-26. Civil list funds; limitation. No money shall be paid or drawn out of the civil list funds in the Treasury exc
  • 3-27 — Sec. 3-27j. Modification or suspension of contributions to the Short Term Investment Fund surplus reserve. Notwithstandi
  • 3-27. — Sec. 3-27. Investment committee. Section 3-27 is repealed.
  • 3-28 — Sec. 3-28a. Medium-Term Investment Fund. (a) There is created a Medium-Term Investment Fund to be administered by the St
  • 3-28. — Sec. 3-28. Investment of sinking fund. Section 3-28 is repealed.
  • 3-31 — Sec. 3-31b. Combined investment funds. Sale of participation units. Costs charged to income. (a) Notwithstanding any con
  • 3-32. — Sec. 3-32. Acceptance of gifts and bequests by Treasurer. The Treasurer may accept any gift or bequest to the state of c
  • 3-33. — Sec. 3-33. Acceptance of land for military purposes. The state, acting by the Treasurer, is authorized to accept gifts o
  • 3-34. — Sec. 3-34. Vote on stock of state bank owned by state or School Fund. The Treasurer may vote upon the stock of any state
  • 3-35. — Sec. 3-35. No execution against Treasurer. No execution shall be issued on any judgment rendered against the Treasurer a
  • 3-36 — Sec. 3-36i. Bond issue. Section 3-36i is repealed, effective June 12, 2023.
  • 3-36. — Sec. 3-36. Repayment of Town Deposit Fund. Section 3-36 is repealed.
  • 3-37. — Sec. 3-37. Annual report of Treasurer. Monthly report of Treasurer. (a) The Treasurer shall, annually, on or before Dece
  • 3-38. — Sec. 3-38. Posthumous fund of Fitch's Home for the Soldiers. Fitch Fund. Use of income, and payment of claims from princ
  • 3-39 — Sec. 3-39r. ABLE account investments, contributions and distributions disregarded for certain programs and purposes. (a)
  • 3-39. — Sec. 3-39. Flood Fund. Obsolete.
  • 3-40. — Sec. 3-40. Treasurer to have care and management. The Treasurer shall have the care and management of the School Fund an
  • 3-41. — Sec. 3-41. School Fund interest. On the fifteenth day of April of each year, the Treasurer shall cover the interest of t
  • 3-42. — Sec. 3-42. Rate of interest on loans from the School Fund and Agricultural College Fund. The rate of interest on all loa
  • 3-43. — Sec. 3-43. Loan expenses. Foreclosure costs. The Treasurer shall collect from the borrower of loans from the School Fund
  • 3-44. — Sec. 3-44. Interest on overdue loans. When the semiannual interest due on any bond or note given for moneys loaned from
  • 3-45. — Sec. 3-45. Loans and appraisals. No loan shall be made from the School Fund or the Agricultural College Fund on a mortga
  • 3-46. — Sec. 3-46. Reappraisal of securities. The Treasurer shall cause to be examined and reappraised all the real estate secur
  • 3-47. — Sec. 3-47. Sale of real estate. The Treasurer may sell the real estate belonging to said funds; and he may sell at priva
  • 3-48. — Sec. 3-48. National bank stock; Treasurer attorney for state. The Treasurer is appointed as the attorney of the state, w
  • 3-49. — Sec. 3-49. Debtor accounts. The Treasurer shall cause all debts due to the School Fund or the Agricultural College Fund,
  • 3-50. — Sec. 3-50. Agents to give certified copies of bonds. The Treasurer shall require all agents having bonds of said funds i
  • 3-51. — Sec. 3-51. Annual schedule of assets. The Treasurer shall, annually, before the first day of December, prepare a complet
  • 3-52. — Sec. 3-52. Moneys paid on account. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys paid on account of said funds and give a recei
  • 3-53. — Sec. 3-53. Exhibition of claims against estates. When any person who has mortgaged property to the state for the benefit
  • 3-54. — Sec. 3-54. Mortgagor's affidavit of title. When any person mortgages any real estate to this state for the benefit of ei
  • 3-55 — Sec. 3-55n. Payments from fund to tribes. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 3-55i and 3-55j and in addition to
  • 3-55. — Sec. 3-55. Waste on mortgaged premises. If any person removes or injures any building or fixture on any land mortgaged t
  • 3-56 — Sec. 3-56a. Definitions. As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 3-56. — Sec. 3-56. Definitions. Section 3-56 is repealed.
  • 3-57 — Sec. 3-57b. Virtual currency held by a business association or banking or financial organization presumed abandoned. Any
  • 3-57. — Sec. 3-57. Escheat of property unclaimed or unused for seven years. Section 3-57 is repealed.
  • 3-58 — Sec. 3-58a. Funds held by insurance company presumed abandoned, when. (a) Unclaimed funds held and owing by an insurance
  • 3-58. — Sec. 3-58. Sale of escheated property. Section 3-58 is repealed.
  • 3-59 — Sec. 3-59d. Delivery of duplicate certificate to Treasurer. Holder relieved of liability to others upon such delivery. U
  • 3-59. — Sec. 3-59. Petition in case of interest in escheated property. Appeal. Section 3-59 is repealed.
  • 3-60 — Sec. 3-60d. Value of gift certificate presumed abandoned, when. Section 3-60d is repealed, effective October 1, 2005.
  • 3-60. — Sec. 3-60. Examination of witnesses. Section 3-60 is repealed.
  • 3-61 — Sec. 3-61a. Property held by fiduciary presumed abandoned, when. All property and any income or increment thereon held i
  • 3-61. — Sec. 3-61. Action against custodian of property. Section 3-61 is repealed.
  • 3-62 — Sec. 3-62h. Special Abandoned Property Fund. Deposit of abandoned property receipts. Special obligation bond authorizati
  • 3-62. — Sec. 3-62. Application of provisions. Section 3-62 is repealed.
  • 3-63 — Sec. 3-63a. Property in decedent's estate presumed abandoned, when. Any property of a deceased person ordered distribute
  • 3-63. — Sec. 3-63. Notice of inactive bank accounts. Index. Interest. Escheat. Section 3-63 is repealed.
  • 3-64 — Sec. 3-64a. Property presumed abandoned generally. All property not otherwise provided for or excluded from this part, i
  • 3-64. — Sec. 3-64. Escheating of trust funds held by the Treasurer. Section 3-64 is repealed.
  • 3-65 — Sec. 3-65c. Charge, fee or penalty for inactivity prohibited. A holder of property subject to this part, or of a gift ce
  • 3-65. — Sec. 3-65. Conversion of escheated property into cash. Section 3-65 is repealed.
  • 3-66 — Sec. 3-66d. Agreement with Commissioner of Revenue Services re disclosure of return information for owner identification
  • 3-66. — Sec. 3-66. Escheat of unclaimed life insurance company funds. Definitions. Section 3-66 is repealed.
  • 3-67 — Sec. 3-67a. State responsibility for property. Reimbursement of prior holder for payment to holder. Reimbursement of hol
  • 3-67. — Sec. 3-67. When funds escheat. Section 3-67 is repealed.
  • 3-68 — Sec. 3-68a. Sale of property by Treasurer. (a) All unclaimed property, other than money, delivered to the Treasurer unde
  • 3-68. — Sec. 3-68. Report of unclaimed funds. Section 3-68 is repealed.
  • 3-69 — Sec. 3-69a. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Deposit of funds in General Fund and Citizens'
  • 3-69. — Sec. 3-69. Notice. Section 3-69 is repealed.
  • 3-70 — Sec. 3-70a. Claims for abandoned property. (a) Any person claiming an interest in property surrendered to the Treasurer
  • 3-70. — Sec. 3-70. Payment to Treasurer. Section 3-70 is repealed.
  • 3-71 — Sec. 3-71a. Appeals. Any person aggrieved by a decision of the State Treasurer may appeal therefrom in accordance with t
  • 3-71. — Sec. 3-71. State to assume custody and liability. Section 3-71 is repealed.
  • 3-73 — Sec. 3-73b. Effect of expiration of limitation period or period specified in contract. The expiration, before or after A
  • 3-74 — Sec. 3-74a. Regulations. Agreements and enforcement with other states. (a) The Treasurer may, in accordance with chapter
  • 3-74. — Sec. 3-74. Payment of claim. Section 3-74 is repealed.
  • 3-76 — Sec. 3-76t. Transfer of interest subsidy under section 10-292m. Section 3-76t is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
Title 033 · CT 033 (32 sections)
  • 3-100. — Sec. 3-100. Names of streams. The Commissioner of Transportation and the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protec
  • 3-105. — Sec. 3-105. Arms of the state. The following-described arms shall be the official arms of the state: A shield of rococo
  • 3-106 — Sec. 3-106a. Reproduction of arms and seal. The official arms and seal of the state of Connecticut, or imitation thereof
  • 3-106. — Sec. 3-106. Seal. The great seal of the state shall conform to the following description: It shall be a perfect ellipse
  • 3-107. — Sec. 3-107. State flag. The following-described flag is the official flag of the state. The dimensions of the flag shall
  • 3-108 — Sec. 3-108a. Children's state flower. Michaela Petit's Four-O'Clocks, Mirabilis jalapa, shall be the children's state fl
  • 3-108. — Sec. 3-108. State flower. The mountain laurel, Kalmia latifolia, shall be the state flower.
  • 3-109 — Sec. 3-109e. State dog. The Siberian Husky shall be the state dog.
  • 3-109. — Sec. 3-109. State bird. The American robin, Turdus migratorius, shall be the state bird.
  • 3-110 — Sec. 3-110s. State candy. The lollipop shall be the state candy.
  • 3-110. — Sec. 3-110. State tree. The white oak, Quercus alba, shall be the state tree.
  • 3-77. — Sec. 3-77. General duties; salary. Office of Secretary full time. The Secretary shall keep all the public records and do
  • 3-78. — Sec. 3-78. Deputy Secretary. The Secretary shall appoint a deputy, who shall be sworn to the faithful discharge of his d
  • 3-79. — Sec. 3-79. Roll of members of General Assembly. The Secretary shall, before the convening of each General Assembly, prep
  • 3-80 — Sec. 3-80a. List of members-elect and “Pocket Manual” to be sent to members-elect, when. On or before December fifteenth
  • 3-80. — Sec. 3-80. Manual and roll. Section 3-80 is repealed.
  • 3-81. — Sec. 3-81. Appropriations to be certified. The Secretary shall immediately certify to the Treasurer and Comptroller the
  • 3-82. — Sec. 3-82. Statement of legislative action. The Secretary shall file with the legislative commissioners within one week
  • 3-83. — Sec. 3-83. Publication of special acts. Index. Section 3-83 is repealed.
  • 3-84. — Sec. 3-84. Distribution of public acts taking effect from passage. Section 3-84 is repealed, effective July 8, 2011.
  • 3-85. — Sec. 3-85. Engrossed bills. After the adjournment of each General Assembly, the Secretary shall cause all the engrossed
  • 3-86. — Sec. 3-86. Legislative acts and documents to each free public library. The Secretary may send a copy of the laws passed
  • 3-87. — Sec. 3-87. Publication of election laws. As soon as possible after the adjournment of each regular session of the Genera
  • 3-90. — Sec. 3-90. Register and Manual. Regulations. (a) The Secretary shall, annually, prepare and publish a Register and Manua
  • 3-94 — Sec. 3-94q. Death of notary. As soon as possible after the death of a notary public, the notary's personal representativ
  • 3-95 — Sec. 3-95b. Requirements and procedure re use of remote notarization. Regulations. Prohibitions on use of remote acknowl
  • 3-95. — Sec. 3-95. Fees of notary. The fee for any act performed by a notary public in accordance with the provisions of the gen
  • 3-96. — Sec. 3-96. List of Superior Court judges and officials. The Secretary shall keep in his office, for public inspection, a
  • 3-97. — Sec. 3-97. Records of the colony of New Haven. The Secretary is authorized to issue certified copies of any instrument c
  • 3-98. — Sec. 3-98. Photographic or electronic records and copies. Copies of any books, records, papers or documents filed, as re
  • 3-99 — Sec. 3-99g. Requirements applicable to registered agent of business entity. The following requirements apply to any regi
  • 3-99. — Sec. 3-99. Fees for filing and recording in Secretary's office. Section 3-99 is repealed.
Title 034 · CT 034 (22 sections)
  • 3-111. — Sec. 3-111. Salary and bond. Office of Comptroller full time. On and after January 4, 2023, the Comptroller shall receiv
  • 3-112 — Sec. 3-112a. Substitution of securities for retainages on state contracts and subcontracts. (a) Under any contract made
  • 3-112. — Sec. 3-112. Powers and duties. (a) The Comptroller shall: (1) Establish and maintain the accounts of the state governmen
  • 3-113 — Sec. 3-113a. Assistant comptrollers. Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, the Comptroller may appoint
  • 3-113. — Sec. 3-113. Deputy Comptroller. The Comptroller shall appoint a deputy, who shall be sworn to the faithful discharge of
  • 3-114 — Sec. 3-114s. Recording of revenue from tax on provision of inpatient hospital services and outpatient hospital services
  • 3-114. — Sec. 3-114. Accounting for receipts. The Comptroller shall be notified of the payment of all moneys into the Treasury an
  • 3-115 — Sec. 3-115e. CORE-CT biennial reports. The State Comptroller shall report, not later than October 1, 2015, and every two
  • 3-115. — Sec. 3-115. Preparation of accounting statements; monthly cumulative financial statements; annual report to the Governor
  • 3-116. — Sec. 3-116. Transferred to Chapter 298b, Sec. 16a-118.
  • 3-117 — Sec. 3-117b. Determination of amount of labor-management savings realized pursuant to the State Employees Bargaining Age
  • 3-117. — Sec. 3-117. Claims against the state. Process for constituent units of the state system of higher education. Recoupment
  • 3-118. — Sec. 3-118. Insurance. Section 3-118 is repealed.
  • 3-119 — Sec. 3-119b. Election to decline compensation or benefit by state official. Notwithstanding any other provision of the g
  • 3-119. — Sec. 3-119. Payment of salaries and other payments; statement of officers. Electronic system for personnel data. (a) The
  • 3-120. — Sec. 3-120. Wages of persons employed about State Capitol and grounds. Section 3-120 is repealed.
  • 3-121 — Sec. 3-121a. GAAP salary reserve account. Section 3-121a is repealed, effective May 4, 2011.
  • 3-121. — Sec. 3-121. Comptroller's Service Fund. There shall continue to be a revolving fund known as the “Comptroller's Service
  • 3-122 — Sec. 3-122a. Fallen Officer Fund. (a) For purposes of this section:
  • 3-122. — Sec. 3-122. Relief payments under bylaws of Police Association of Connecticut. When any person, under the provisions of
  • 3-123 — Sec. 3-123yyy. Annual report re plans developed by Comptroller. Not later than January 1, 2021, and annually thereafter,
  • 3-123. — Sec. 3-123. Relief payments and wage replacement benefits under bylaws of Connecticut State Firefighters Association. (a
Title 035 · CT 035 (10 sections)
  • 3-124. — Sec. 3-124. Election; qualifications; salary; bond. Office of Attorney General full time. (a) There shall be an Attorney
  • 3-125 — Sec. 3-125b. Delegation of labor relations matters to the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management. The Attorney
  • 3-125. — Sec. 3-125. Duties of Attorney General; deputy; assistants; associate attorneys general. The Attorney General shall appo
  • 3-126. — Sec. 3-126. Protection of interstate watercourses. The Attorney General is authorized to investigate and, with the appro
  • 3-127. — Sec. 3-127. Negotiations concerning interstate watercourses. The Attorney General is authorized, with the approval of th
  • 3-128. — Sec. 3-128. Signature machines. The Attorney General may authorize the use of a signature machine by any officer or depa
  • 3-129 — Sec. 3-129h. Agreements concerning state-wide opioid claim. (a) The Attorney General may, pursuant to the Attorney Gener
  • 3-129. — Sec. 3-129. To proceed against healing arts practitioners accused of obtaining licenses through misrepresentation. The A
  • 3-130. — Sec. 3-130. Proceedings to obtain reasonable transportation rates. The Attorney General is authorized, when directed by
  • 3-131. — Sec. 3-131. Annual reports. The Attorney General shall prepare and submit to the Governor a report of the doings of his
Title 046 · CT 046 (30 sections)
  • 4-1 — Sec. 4-1a. Appointed officers, unspecified terms. Unless otherwise provided by law, any appointed official of the state,
  • 4-1. — Sec. 4-1. Appointed officers; term; compensation and expenses. Unless otherwise specifically provided by law, each perso
  • 4-10. — Sec. 4-10. Appointments to state boards and commissions; lists. In the appointment of any member or members of any board
  • 4-11. — Sec. 4-11. Suspension of administrative officers. When the Governor has reason to believe that any officer or commission
  • 4-12 — Sec. 4-12a. Governor's powers of suspension or removal under sections 4-11 and 4-12 not applicable to deputies appointed
  • 4-12. — Sec. 4-12. Removal of officer, commissioner or deputy. Whenever the Governor is of the opinion that any such officer, co
  • 4-13 — Sec. 4-13a. Appearance of assistant on subpoena of state officer. Whenever any elective state officer or his deputy or a
  • 4-13. — Sec. 4-13. Subpoenas. In case of contumacy by any person or his refusal to obey a subpoena issued to him under section 4
  • 4-14. — Sec. 4-14. Transportation allowance for state officers, auditors and Governor's executive secretary. Upon request by any
  • 4-15. — Sec. 4-15. Expenses of state officers and employees. Except as provided in sections 2-15 and 4-14, the Comptroller shall
  • 4-16 — Sec. 4-16a. Indemnification of commissioners. The state shall protect, save harmless and indemnify all department heads
  • 4-16. — Sec. 4-16. Expenses paid by the state. Expenses incurred in the discharge of their official duties by directors of state
  • 4-17. — Sec. 4-17. Meeting attendance of trustees or directors of state-aided institutions. The office of any trustee or directo
  • 4-18. — Sec. 4-18. Resignations of state officers. The Governor may accept the resignation of any officer whose successor, in ca
  • 4-19. — Sec. 4-19. Appointments to fill vacancies. When the General Assembly is not in session and when no other provision has b
  • 4-2 — Sec. 4-2a. Fingerprinting and criminal history records checks of appointees and nominees. (a) For the purposes of this s
  • 4-2. — Sec. 4-2. When nominations are to be made. Except as otherwise provided by law, all nominations to be made by the Govern
  • 4-20. — Sec. 4-20. Bonding of state officers and employees. (a) The State Insurance and Risk Management Board shall, not later t
  • 4-21. — Sec. 4-21. Commissioners empowered to take acknowledgment of deeds and other instruments for Connecticut. Prior to Octob
  • 4-22. — Sec. 4-22. State chemists. The Governor shall appoint one or more state chemists, who shall be sworn and shall hold offi
  • 4-23. — Sec. 4-23. Fees of state chemist. A state chemist shall receive, for each analysis made and recorded, ten dollars, and f
  • 4-3. — Sec. 4-3. Term of office of legislative appointees. The term of office of each officer appointed by the General Assembly
  • 4-4. — Sec. 4-4. Term of office of executive appointees. The term of office of each officer appointed by the Governor or by the
  • 4-5. — Sec. 4-5. “Department head” defined. As used in sections 4-6, 4-7 and 4-8, the term “department head” means the Secretar
  • 4-6. — Sec. 4-6. Appointment and term of department heads. Except as otherwise provided by statute, on or before March 1, 1975,
  • 4-7. — Sec. 4-7. Confirmation or rejection of nominations by house of General Assembly. Vacancy appointment. (a) On or before F
  • 4-8 — Sec. 4-8a. Department head duty to report death of any person in care, custody or control of department. Each department
  • 4-8. — Sec. 4-8. Qualifications, powers and duties of department heads. (a) Each department head shall:
  • 4-9 — Sec. 4-9d. Designation of replacement members on governmental bodies. When required officials unable or choose not to se
  • 4-9. — Sec. 4-9. Governor to commission officers. The Governor shall commission all officers appointed by him or elected by the
Title 047 · CT 047 (23 sections)
  • 4-24. — Sec. 4-24. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part II, Sec. 4b-11.
  • 4-25. — Sec. 4-25. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-66.
  • 4-26 — Sec. 4-26i. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-27.
  • 4-26. — Sec. 4-26. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-21.
  • 4-27 — Sec. 4-27b. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-31.
  • 4-27. — Sec. 4-27. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-22.
  • 4-28 — Sec. 4-28s. Regulation of certain cigarette manufacturers under tobacco settlement agreements: Assignment of escrow fund
  • 4-28. — Sec. 4-28. Federal funds; Governor's responsibilities. Copy of applications and notice of awards to be submitted to comm
  • 4-29 — Sec. 4-29c. Certain securities-related funds. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2013, and each fiscal year thereafter,
  • 4-29. — Sec. 4-29. Use of appropriations in conjunction with federal funds. Any state appropriation or the proceeds of any bond
  • 4-30 — Sec. 4-30a. Transfer of surplus to Budget Reserve Fund, State Employees Retirement Fund and Teachers' Retirement Fund. R
  • 4-30. — Sec. 4-30. Borrowing money for the Transportation Department. Section 4-30 is repealed.
  • 4-31 — Sec. 4-31d. System to track federal and alternative grant funding. Liaisons. Report. (a) The Office of Policy and Manage
  • 4-31. — Sec. 4-31. Disposition of insurance funds. The Governor may authorize the use of any moneys received by the state in pay
  • 4-32. — Sec. 4-32. State revenue accounting. Each state department, institution, board, commission or other state agency and eac
  • 4-33 — Sec. 4-33a. Illegal, irregular or unsafe handling of state or quasi-public agency funds. Breakdown in safekeeping of age
  • 4-33. — Sec. 4-33. Deposit of public money and trust funds. (a) Any person, with the approval of the Treasurer and the Comptroll
  • 4-34. — Sec. 4-34. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-69.
  • 4-35. — Sec. 4-35. Fiscal year. The fiscal year for all departments of the state government shall end on the thirtieth day of Ju
  • 4-36 — Sec. 4-36a. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-28.
  • 4-36. — Sec. 4-36. Inventory and list of state property. Each state agency shall establish and keep an inventory account in the
  • 4-37 — Sec. 4-37v. Limit on aggregate principal amount of energy consumption and environmental impact lease financings. (a) The
  • 4-37. — Sec. 4-37. Payment to persons entitled to refund of money paid to state. The Comptroller, upon application of any state
Title 048 · CT 048 (21 sections)
  • 4-38 — Sec. 4-38j. Reports to General Assembly on program and implementation of reorganization. The Secretary of the Office of
  • 4-38. — Sec. 4-38. Transferred to Sec. 4-38d.
  • 4-39. — Sec. 4-39. Transfer of appropriations upon transfer of functions or deinstitutionalization of clients. (a) The Governor
  • 4-40 — Sec. 4-40b. Payments to state employees resigning or retiring from employment pursuant to settlement or nondisparagement
  • 4-40. — Sec. 4-40. Determination of salaries not prescribed by law. The salaries, compensation and wages of all state officers,
  • 4-51. — Sec. 4-51. Seals for state departments. Each state department, commission, board and institution shall provide for its u
  • 4-52. — Sec. 4-52. Trustee account defined. As used in sections 4-53 to 4-55, inclusive, trustee account means any account opera
  • 4-53. — Sec. 4-53. Establishment of trustee accounts. The administrative head of any such institution or agency may, with the ap
  • 4-54. — Sec. 4-54. Management of trustee accounts. (a) The management of such accounts may be under the control of students or e
  • 4-55. — Sec. 4-55. Statement of trustee account operations. The administrative head of any institution or agency operating a tru
  • 4-56 — Sec. 4-56a. Procedures re activity and institutional welfare funds not to constitute regulations. Procedures prescribed
  • 4-56. — Sec. 4-56. Separate account for student or client funds. Unless otherwise provided by the donor, all gifts, donations or
  • 4-57 — Sec. 4-57a. Activity fund for inmates. Management of fund. Correctional General Welfare Fund. (a) As used in this sectio
  • 4-57. — Sec. 4-57. Financial reports on general welfare funds. Section 4-57 is repealed, effective July 1, 2002.
  • 4-58 — Sec. 4-58a. Mutual aid fire pacts between state institutions and municipalities. (a) The superintendent of any state ins
  • 4-58. — Sec. 4-58. Disposition of unclaimed property in custody of heads of state institutions. (a) Notwithstanding the provisio
  • 4-59. — Sec. 4-59. Forms of reports to state officers. Section 4-59 is repealed.
  • 4-60 — Sec. 4-60w. Official communications and forms of state agencies relevant to Latin American community. As used in this se
  • 4-60. — Sec. 4-60. Annual reports of budgeted agencies. The executive head of each budgeted agency shall, on or before September
  • 4-61 — Sec. 4-61pp. State agency contact person for issues regarding persons who are deaf, deafblind or hard of hearing. (a) As
  • 4-61. — Sec. 4-61. Actions against the state on highway and public works contracts. Arbitration. (a) Any person, firm or corpora
Title 050 · CT 050 (67 sections)
  • 4-100. — Sec. 4-100. Penalty for exceeding appropriations; exceptions. Whenever any specific appropriation of money has been made
  • 4-101 — Sec. 4-101b. Certification of reasonable efforts of hospitals to provide uncompensated care. Notwithstanding any provisi
  • 4-101. — Sec. 4-101. Appropriations to hospitals. All appropriations to hospitals by the General Assembly shall be expended under
  • 4-102. — Sec. 4-102. Hospital societies' reports. All hospital societies receiving aid from the state shall, in July, annually, m
  • 4-103. — Sec. 4-103. Uniform system of accounting for hospitals receiving state aid. The uniform system of accounting recommended
  • 4-104. — Sec. 4-104. Inspection and subpoena of hospital records. Each private hospital, public hospital society or corporation r
  • 4-105. — Sec. 4-105. Procedure where right to inspect records is denied. If any patient who has received treatment in any such ho
  • 4-106. — Sec. 4-106. Treatment of sexually transmitted diseases in hospitals receiving state aid. No hospital which receives appr
  • 4-107 — Sec. 4-107a. Fire training schools and emergency communications centers to report re use of state funds. (a) On or befor
  • 4-107. — Sec. 4-107. Institutions receiving state aid; visitation. Each private institution receiving, directly or by way of cont
  • 4-108. — Sec. 4-108. Director of purchases; appointment. Section 4-108 is repealed.
  • 4-110 — Sec. 4-110d. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-74.
  • 4-111. — Sec. 4-111. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-52.
  • 4-112 — Sec. 4-112a. Sale of state highway equipment. Section 4-112a is repealed.
  • 4-112. — Sec. 4-112. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-57.
  • 4-115. — Sec. 4-115. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-65.
  • 4-116. — Sec. 4-116. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-64.
  • 4-117. — Sec. 4-117. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-68.
  • 4-120 — Sec. 4-120a. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-67.
  • 4-121. — Sec. 4-121. Supervisor of State Publications. Section 4-121 is repealed.
  • 4-123. — Sec. 4-123. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-56.
  • 4-124 — Sec. 4-124xx. Human Services Career Pipeline program. Training, certification, reporting requirements. (a) The Chief Wor
  • 4-124. — Sec. 4-124. Transferred to Chapter 58, Sec. 4a-70.
  • 4-65 — Sec. 4-65b. Transfer of certain powers and duties to secretary from Commissioner and Department of Planning and Energy P
  • 4-65. — Sec. 4-65. Commissioner. Section 4-65 is repealed.
  • 4-66 — Sec. 4-66dd. Office of Responsible Growth. (a) There shall be an Office of Responsible Growth within the Intergovernment
  • 4-66. — Sec. 4-66. Powers and duties of Secretary of Office of Policy and Management. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and
  • 4-67 — Sec. 4-67dd. Process for requesting data, records or files from a state agency that is not the originating state agency.
  • 4-67. — Sec. 4-67. Secretary may require reports. Examination of agencies. Annual report to Governor. Medical records of state e
  • 4-68 — Sec. 4-68aaa. (Note: This section is effective July 1, 2025.) Youth sports grant program for distressed municipalities.
  • 4-68. — Sec. 4-68. Records and services of office to be available in connection with the preparation, legislation and execution
  • 4-69. — Sec. 4-69. Definitions. Wherever used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 4-70 — Sec. 4-70e. Office of Finance. Executive financial officer. (a) There is established an Office of Finance which shall be
  • 4-71 — Sec. 4-71c. Computation of the cost of an indexed increase in assistance payments. The Secretary of the Office of Policy
  • 4-71. — Sec. 4-71. Transmission to General Assembly of budget document in odd-numbered year and status report in even-numbered y
  • 4-72. — Sec. 4-72. Governor's budget message. Recommendations concerning deficit or surplus. (a) The budget document shall consi
  • 4-73 — Sec. 4-73a. Determination of actual rate of fringe benefits for funds of the constituent units of the state system of hi
  • 4-73. — Sec. 4-73. Recommended appropriations. (a) The budget document shall present in detail for each fiscal year of the ensui
  • 4-74 — Sec. 4-74a. Budget document to include recommendations concerning the economy and explanation concerning equity in the s
  • 4-74. — Sec. 4-74. Appropriation and revenue bills. The budget document shall be based upon the consensus revenue estimate or re
  • 4-75. — Sec. 4-75. Publication of the budget document. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, shall compile the r
  • 4-76. — Sec. 4-76. Governor to explain budget document and reports to legislative committees. The Governor or his authorized rep
  • 4-77 — Sec. 4-77c. Estimates of expenditure requirements for implementation of evidence-based programs. The Departments of Corr
  • 4-77. — Sec. 4-77. Submission of estimates of expenditures by budgeted agencies. Guidelines for standard economic and planning f
  • 4-78. — Sec. 4-78. Information contained in budget recommendations. The budget recommendations for the capital program to be pai
  • 4-79. — Sec. 4-79. Tentative budget. In any year in which there is a Governor-elect, the Secretary of the Office of Policy and M
  • 4-80. — Sec. 4-80. Hearings on tentative budget. Upon the receipt by a Governor-elect of the tentative budget provided for by se
  • 4-81. — Sec. 4-81. Formulation of the budget. Section 4-81 is repealed.
  • 4-82 — Sec. 4-82a. Governor to report to General Assembly re projected deficit. Section 4-82a is repealed, effective July 12, 2
  • 4-82. — Sec. 4-82. Supplemental estimates. The Governor shall transmit to the General Assembly supplemental estimates for such a
  • 4-83. — Sec. 4-83. Prohibited estimates or requests. Section 4-83 is repealed.
  • 4-84. — Sec. 4-84. Contingency appropriation. Section 4-84 is repealed, effective July 1, 2015.
  • 4-85 — Sec. 4-85d. Submission of accounting of federal energy funds. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management shall
  • 4-85. — Sec. 4-85. Quarterly requisitions for allotments; exceptions; modifications. Procedure for reductions to allotment requi
  • 4-86. — Sec. 4-86. Monthly notification re refunds. Warrants to be specific; not to exceed appropriations. Transfer of appropria
  • 4-87. — Sec. 4-87. Transfer and revision of appropriations. Relocation expenses. (a) Whenever any specific appropriation of a bu
  • 4-88. — Sec. 4-88. Reversion of unencumbered balances. Section 4-88 is repealed.
  • 4-89. — Sec. 4-89. Appropriations; treatment of unexpended balances at close of fiscal year. (a) No officer, department, board,
  • 4-93. — Sec. 4-93. Finance Advisory Committee; appointment and term. Meeting agenda. The Finance Advisory Committee shall consis
  • 4-94. — Sec. 4-94. Finance Advisory Committee to approve transfers of funds. No transfer of funds shall be made from the General
  • 4-95 — Sec. 4-95b. Transfer of funds to implement improvements to fiscal and related reporting procedures. Funds appropriated t
  • 4-95. — Sec. 4-95. Appropriation for social services assistance and care. Section 4-95 is repealed.
  • 4-96. — Sec. 4-96. Additions to specific appropriations. Whenever expenditures from any special fund are authorized by specific
  • 4-97 — Sec. 4-97b. Assignment of authority to enter into contract or other agreement using state funds by secretary or budgeted
  • 4-97. — Sec. 4-97. Use of appropriations. No appropriation or part thereof shall be used for any other purpose than that for whi
  • 4-98. — Sec. 4-98. Appropriations encumbered by purchase order; current and capital expenditures. Delegation to agency. Purchasi
  • 4-99. — Sec. 4-99. Commitment of appropriations prior to beginning of fiscal period. Any appropriation for a fiscal year of a bi
Title 051 · CT 051 (14 sections)
  • 4-125. — Sec. 4-125. “Public Works Department” or “Public Works Commissioner” construed as “Department of Administrative Services
  • 4-126 — Sec. 4-126c. Transferred to Chapter 60, Part II, Sec. 4b-97.
  • 4-126. — Sec. 4-126. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part I, Sec. 4b-1.
  • 4-128. — Sec. 4-128. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-30.
  • 4-129. — Sec. 4-129. Office space for the press. Section 4-129 is repealed.
  • 4-130. — Sec. 4-130. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part II, Sec. 4b-14.
  • 4-131 — Sec. 4-131a. Transferred to Chapter 60, Part I, Sec. 4b-53.
  • 4-131. — Sec. 4-131. Transferred to Chapter 60, Part I, Sec. 4b-51.
  • 4-132. — Sec. 4-132. Transferred to Chapter 60, Part I, Sec. 4b-52.
  • 4-133 — Sec. 4-133a. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part III, Sec. 4b-29.
  • 4-133. — Sec. 4-133. Transferred to Chapter 59, Part II, Sec. 4b-12.
  • 4-135. — Sec. 4-135. Transferred to Chapter 60, Part I, Sec. 4b-62.
  • 4-136. — Sec. 4-136. Building to house Rex Brasher paintings. Section 4-136 is repealed.
  • 4-137. — Sec. 4-137. Reimbursement of fire districts or departments for 1955 flood losses. Obsolete.
Title 053 · CT 053 (28 sections)
  • 4-141. — Sec. 4-141. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 4-142 — Sec. 4-142b. Office of the Claims Commissioner. Authority of Claims Commissioner to assign a special deputy to hear and
  • 4-142. — Sec. 4-142. Office of the Claims Commissioner. Excepted claims. Staff. Hearing and determination of claims. (a) There sh
  • 4-146. — Sec. 4-146. Notice of injury by claimant. Any person who suffers damage or injury because of the defective condition of
  • 4-147. — Sec. 4-147. Notice of claim. Any person wishing to present a claim against the state shall file with the Office of the C
  • 4-148. — Sec. 4-148. Limitation on presentation of claim. Exceptions. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section an
  • 4-149. — Sec. 4-149. Representation by the Attorney General. (a) The Attorney General shall review each claim filed under section
  • 4-150. — Sec. 4-150. Subpoenas and papers served upon or delivered to the Office of the Claims Commissioner. (a) Any subpoena or
  • 4-151 — Sec. 4-151a. Waiver of hearings. Upon the motion of the Claims Commissioner, the Deputy Claims Commissioner, or a specia
  • 4-151. — Sec. 4-151. Consideration and hearing of claims. (a) Claims shall be considered as soon as practicable after they are fi
  • 4-152. — Sec. 4-152. Misbehavior at proceedings. If in the course of any proceeding any person is guilty of misbehavior which obs
  • 4-153. — Sec. 4-153. Records of claims. The Claims Commissioner shall cause a record to be made of each claim. Such record shall
  • 4-154. — Sec. 4-154. Time limit for decision. Notice to claimant. (a) Not later than ninety days after hearing a claim, the Claim
  • 4-155. — Sec. 4-155. Disqualification of commission member. Section 4-155 is repealed.
  • 4-156. — Sec. 4-156. Rehearings. Upon the discovery of new evidence, any claimant aggrieved by an order of the Claims Commissione
  • 4-157. — Sec. 4-157. Rules of procedure. The Claims Commissioner shall adopt rules of procedure, not inconsistent with the policy
  • 4-158. — Sec. 4-158. Decision by Claims Commissioner, Deputy Claims Commissioner or special deputy. Request for legislative revie
  • 4-159 — Sec. 4-159a. Report re claims not timely disposed of. Notice to claimants. Action by General Assembly. (a)(1) Not later
  • 4-159. — Sec. 4-159. Submission of certain claims to legislature. Review and disposition of claims by legislature. (a) Not later
  • 4-160 — Sec. 4-160b. Subrogated or assigned claims. Reduction by amount of third party payment. (a) The Office of the Claims Com
  • 4-160. — Sec. 4-160. Authorization of actions against the state. (a) Whenever the Claims Commissioner deems it just and equitable
  • 4-161. — Sec. 4-161. Statement of claimant denying payment of commission or use of improper influence required. Before payment of
  • 4-162. — Sec. 4-162. Deficiency appropriation to cover payments. If any appropriation made by the General Assembly for the paymen
  • 4-163. — Sec. 4-163. Fraud in presentation of claim. (a) Any claimant who practices or attempts to practice fraud upon the state
  • 4-164 — Sec. 4-164a. Office of the Claims Commissioner exempt from certain provisions of the Uniform Administrative Procedure Ac
  • 4-164. — Sec. 4-164. Appeal from forfeiture. (a) Any claimant aggrieved by an order of forfeiture of the Office of the Claims Com
  • 4-165 — Sec. 4-165c. Immunity of the state and its officials, employees and agents from certain actions. No cause of action or l
  • 4-165. — Sec. 4-165. Immunity of state officers and employees from personal liability. (a) No state officer or employee shall be
Title 054 · CT 054 (33 sections)
  • 4-166. — Sec. 4-166. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 4-167. — Sec. 4-167. Rules of practice. Public inspection. Enforceability. (a) In addition to other regulation-making requirement
  • 4-168 — Sec. 4-168d. Register of regulatory activity. The Secretary of the State may, in the Secretary's discretion and within a
  • 4-168. — Sec. 4-168. Notice prior to action on regulations. Fiscal notes. Hearing or public comment. Posting on eRegulations Syst
  • 4-169. — Sec. 4-169. Approval of regulation by Attorney General. No adoption, amendment or repeal of any regulation, except a reg
  • 4-170 — Sec. 4-170b. Agency submission to legislative regulation review committee upon failure to submit or resubmit required re
  • 4-170. — Sec. 4-170. Legislative regulation review committee. Submission requirements for regulations. Disapproved regulations. R
  • 4-171. — Sec. 4-171. Submission to General Assembly of disapproved regulations and list of required regulations not submitted or
  • 4-172. — Sec. 4-172. Submittal of certified electronic copies of regulations to Secretary of the State. Posting on eRegulations S
  • 4-173 — Sec. 4-173b. Establishment of eRegulations System. Certification by Secretary of the State. Official compilation. Plan t
  • 4-173. — Sec. 4-173. Omission of certain regulations from eRegulations System. Link to electronic copy. Maintenance of copy for p
  • 4-174. — Sec. 4-174. Petition for regulation. Any interested person may petition an agency requesting the promulgation, amendment
  • 4-175. — Sec. 4-175. Declaratory judgment action to determine validity of a regulation or applicability of a statute, regulation
  • 4-176 — Sec. 4-176e. Agency hearings. Except as otherwise required by the general statutes, a hearing in an agency proceeding ma
  • 4-176. — Sec. 4-176. Declaratory rulings. Petitions. Regulations. (a) Any person may petition an agency, or an agency may on its
  • 4-177 — Sec. 4-177c. Contested cases. Documents. Evidence. Arguments. Statements. (a) In a contested case, each party and the ag
  • 4-177. — Sec. 4-177. Contested cases. Notice. Record. (a) In a contested case, all parties shall be afforded an opportunity for h
  • 4-178 — Sec. 4-178a. Contested cases and declaratory ruling proceedings. Review of preliminary, procedural or evidentiary ruling
  • 4-178. — Sec. 4-178. Contested cases. Evidence. In contested cases: (1) Any oral or documentary evidence may be received, but the
  • 4-179. — Sec. 4-179. Agency proceedings. Proposed final decision. (a) When, in an agency proceeding, a majority of the members of
  • 4-180 — Sec. 4-180a. Indexing of written orders and final decisions. (a) In addition to other requirements imposed by any provis
  • 4-180. — Sec. 4-180. Contested cases. Final decision. Application to court upon agency failure. (a) Each agency shall proceed wit
  • 4-181 — Sec. 4-181a. Contested cases. Reconsideration. Modification. (a)(1) Unless otherwise provided by law, a party in a conte
  • 4-181. — Sec. 4-181. Contested cases. Communications by or to hearing officers and members of an agency. (a) Unless required for
  • 4-182. — Sec. 4-182. Matters involving licenses. (a) When the grant, denial or renewal of a license is required to be preceded by
  • 4-183. — Sec. 4-183. Appeal to Superior Court. (a) A person who has exhausted all administrative remedies available within the ag
  • 4-184 — Sec. 4-184a. Award of reasonable fees and expenses to certain prevailing parties in appeals of agency decisions. (a) For
  • 4-184. — Sec. 4-184. Appeal from final judgment of Superior Court. An aggrieved party may obtain a review of any final judgment o
  • 4-185 — Sec. 4-185a. Validation of certain actions. Section 4-185a is repealed.
  • 4-185. — Sec. 4-185. Application of chapter. (a) This chapter applies to all agency proceedings commenced on or after July 1, 198
  • 4-186. — Sec. 4-186. Chapter 54 exemptions and conflicts. (a) Appeals from denial of compensation under the Family and Medical Le
  • 4-188 — Sec. 4-188a. Requirements for exemption of constituent units of state system of higher education. The provisions of this
  • 4-189. — Sec. 4-189. Repeal of inconsistent provisions. Any provisions in the general statutes that are inconsistent with the pro
Title 055 · CT 055 (6 sections)
  • 4-190. — Sec. 4-190. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 4-193. — Sec. 4-193. Agency's duties re personal data. Each agency shall:
  • 4-194. — Sec. 4-194. Refusal to disclose. Medical doctor to review data. Judicial relief. (a) If an agency determines that disclo
  • 4-195. — Sec. 4-195. Petition to court for failure to disclose. If disclosure of personal data is refused by an agency under sect
  • 4-196. — Sec. 4-196. Agencies to adopt regulations conforming to Attorney General's standards. (a) Each state agency shall, withi
  • 4-197. — Sec. 4-197. Action against agency for violation of chapter. Any agency which violates any provision of this chapter shal
Title 057 · CT 057 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4a-18. (Formerly Sec. 4-68i). Location of deserting parents and liable relatives. To assist in locating parents who
Title 058 · CT 058 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4a-82. Janitorial work program for persons with a disability and persons with a disadvantage. Inclusion of contract
Title 059 · CT 059 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4b-47. Sale or transfer of state land or interest in state land by state agency. Notice. Publication. Comment perio
Title 060 · CT 060 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4b-103. Construction manager at-risk project delivery contracts. (a) In order to carry out any provision of this ti
Title 061 · CT 061 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4d-48. Disqualification of potential contractors and subcontractors for past nonperformance. No contract or subcont
Title 062 · CT 062 (1 sections)
  • 4 — Sec. 4e-50. Contracts for environmental remediation of brownfields. Notwithstanding any other provisions of the general
Title 065 · CT 065 (12 sections)
  • 5-142 — Sec. 5-142a. Injury or death of sheriff. Any high sheriff, chief deputy sheriff, deputy sheriff or special deputy sherif
  • 5-142. — Sec. 5-142. Disability compensation. (a) If any member of the Division of State Police within the Department of Emergenc
  • 5-143. — Sec. 5-143. Applicability of Workers' Compensation Act. Additional sick leave compensation. Each state employee who sust
  • 5-144. — Sec. 5-144. Death benefits for state employees, state officers and members of General Assembly. If any state employee, s
  • 5-145 — Sec. 5-145c. Hypertension or heart disease in chief inspectors or inspectors in the Division of Criminal Justice. Any co
  • 5-145. — Sec. 5-145. Notice of injury or death of state employee, state officer or member of General Assembly. Each appointing au
  • 5-146. — Sec. 5-146. Allowances for survivors of members of Division of State Police. Cost-of-living allowance. Effect of collect
  • 5-147. — Sec. 5-147. Payment of allowances of children. The allowances for surviving dependent children shall be payable to the s
  • 5-148. — Sec. 5-148. Contributions. Section 5-148 is repealed.
  • 5-149. — Sec. 5-149. State employee death benefits not payable, when. If the death of a member of the Division of the State Polic
  • 5-150. — Sec. 5-150. Survivorship benefits for beneficiaries of members of Division of State Police. The survivorship benefits of
  • 5-151. — Sec. 5-151. Benefits for survivors of previously deceased police. Any widow other than one who has received benefits und
Title 066 · CT 066 (60 sections)
  • 5-152. — Sec. 5-152. Short title: State Employees Retirement Act. This chapter is known and shall be cited as the “State Employee
  • 5-153. — Sec. 5-153. Continuance from prior law. The State Employees Retirement Commission and the state employees retirement sys
  • 5-154. — Sec. 5-154. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter:
  • 5-155 — Sec. 5-155b. Regulations re claims and contested cases. The State Employees Retirement Commission shall adopt regulation
  • 5-155. — Sec. 5-155. Retirement Commission. Section 5-155 is repealed.
  • 5-156 — Sec. 5-156h. Limitation on amount of retirement income for certain members not subject to terms of collective bargaining
  • 5-156. — Sec. 5-156. Retirement fund. Contribution of participants in alternate retirement program. (a) All member contributions
  • 5-157. — Sec. 5-157. Retirement system–parts A and B. (a) For purposes of the Social Security Agreement, the retirement system sh
  • 5-158 — Sec. 5-158h. Transfers between parts A and B. (a) Notwithstanding any provisions of part III of this chapter to the cont
  • 5-158. — Sec. 5-158. Social Security–special coverage rules. (a) The following services of state employees in positions not cover
  • 5-159 — Sec. 5-159b. Election of refunds by state employees in federally funded jobs. State employees in positions funded in who
  • 5-159. — Sec. 5-159. Social Security contributions. The Comptroller shall deduct from the salary of each state employee who is co
  • 5-160. — Sec. 5-160. Eligibility. (a) Each state employee appointed to the classified service shall become a member on the first
  • 5-161. — Sec. 5-161. Retirement contributions. (a) Each member covered under Social Security shall make retirement contributions
  • 5-162 — Sec. 5-162h. Cost of living adjustment. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 5-162b and 5-162d, on and after O
  • 5-162. — Sec. 5-162. Retirement date and retirement income. (a) The retirement income for which a member is eligible shall be det
  • 5-163 — Sec. 5-163b. Supplemental retirement benefit for certain members eligible to retire on or before July 1, 1989. Notwithst
  • 5-163. — Sec. 5-163. Early retirement. (a)(1) Each member who retires or who has been retired under the retirement system before
  • 5-164 — Sec. 5-164a. Retirement credit of retired employees who are reemployed or elected to serve in the General Assembly. (a)
  • 5-164. — Sec. 5-164. Continuance in office or position after retirement date. (a) A department head, as defined in section 4-5, o
  • 5-165 — Sec. 5-165b. Options elected prior to July 1, 1969. Section 5-165b is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 5-165. — Sec. 5-165. Optional forms of retirement income. (a) A member may elect one of the following optional forms for retireme
  • 5-166 — Sec. 5-166a. Election by judges. Any person who is appointed a judge of the Supreme Court or Superior Court, or, prior t
  • 5-166. — Sec. 5-166. Leaving state service before becoming eligible for retirement. (a) Except as provided in section 5-163a, a m
  • 5-167. — Sec. 5-167. Contributions for prior years. (a) A former member who withdrew his retirement contributions and who is reem
  • 5-168 — Sec. 5-168a. Death benefit where member elected option. If income payments are payable from the state employees retireme
  • 5-168. — Sec. 5-168. Death benefit–beneficiaries. (a) Upon the death of a member before his retirement date, the beneficiary name
  • 5-169. — Sec. 5-169. Disability retirement. Calculation. Board. Limitation of benefits. Offset and maximum benefit limitation. Co
  • 5-170. — Sec. 5-170. Effect of workers' compensation and disability payments. (a) Except as provided in subsection (i) of section
  • 5-171. — Sec. 5-171. Assignments prohibited. Any assignment by a member or beneficiary of any amount payable to either under the
  • 5-172 — Sec. 5-172a. Health service insurance coverage for certain retired state employees. Section 5-172a is repealed, effectiv
  • 5-172. — Sec. 5-172. Minor and incompetent payees. If the payee for any payment under this chapter is a minor, or if the Retireme
  • 5-173. — Sec. 5-173. Hazardous duty service. (a) A state policeman in the active service of the Division of State Police within t
  • 5-174 — Sec. 5-174a. Sick leave. A member of the state employees retirement system who is or has been granted a leave of absence
  • 5-174. — Sec. 5-174. Educational leave. A member who is or has been granted a leave of absence without pay to pursue a course of
  • 5-175 — Sec. 5-175b. Time limit for purchase of certain kinds of service credit. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 5-17
  • 5-175. — Sec. 5-175. State-aided institutions. (a) Employees of each of the following-named private corporations, herein called s
  • 5-176. — Sec. 5-176. Prior public school service. A member with permanent status who was previously employed in the public school
  • 5-177 — Sec. 5-177a. Credit for university employees with prior service as hospital pharmacist. Any person in the unclassified s
  • 5-177. — Sec. 5-177. Credit for out-of-state or foreign service to educational institutions. Any person in the unclassified servi
  • 5-178. — Sec. 5-178. Probation officers. Any municipal employee who has been taken into state service under the provisions of sec
  • 5-179. — Sec. 5-179. Services paid for by federal grant. The time during which any state employee performed services, the directi
  • 5-180. — Sec. 5-180. Military service. (a) The war service before September 1, 1939, of a veteran, as defined in section 27-103 a
  • 5-181 — Sec. 5-181b. Continuation of membership during service as elected official. (a) Any member of tier I of the state employ
  • 5-181. — Sec. 5-181. Credit for prior state service. Credit for service in the General Assembly. (a) A member who has been in sta
  • 5-182. — Sec. 5-182. Miscellaneous service credits. (a) A member who has made contributions on all his salary received from Septe
  • 5-183. — Sec. 5-183. Transferred county employees. (a) The employees of any county participating in chapter 48 of the general sta
  • 5-184. — Sec. 5-184. Credit for service with county or county agricultural extension office. Any full-time state employee and any
  • 5-185. — Sec. 5-185. County trust funds transferred to retirement fund. Any trust fund established for retirement purposes by a c
  • 5-186. — Sec. 5-186. Transfer from Municipal Retirement Fund. Except as provided in section 6-2b, there shall be no further liabi
  • 5-187 — Sec. 5-187c. Special deputy sheriffs appointed on or after July 1, 1999, and judicial marshals employed on or after Dece
  • 5-187. — Sec. 5-187. Sheriffs and chief deputies. (a) For the purposes of this chapter, the sheriff of each county and the chief
  • 5-188. — Sec. 5-188. Retirement salary of detectives. (a) For the purposes of this section “detective” means any detective, chief
  • 5-189. — Sec. 5-189. Credit to court employees for prior municipal service. Each employee of the Superior Court shall be credited
  • 5-190 — Sec. 5-190b. Participation in retirement systems by certain teachers at E. O. Smith School; certain service treated as c
  • 5-190. — Sec. 5-190. Court reporters to receive credit for service as municipal court stenographers. Any person taken into state
  • 5-191 — Sec. 5-191a. Reimbursement of certain retired employees for moneys deducted from retirement allowance. Section 5-191a is
  • 5-191. — Sec. 5-191. Credit for service to other states. A member of the state employees retirement system who has been in the ac
  • 5-192 — Sec. 5-192x. Minor and incompetent payees. If the payee for any payment under sections 5-192e to 5-192x, inclusive, is a
  • 5-192. — Sec. 5-192. Credit for transferred McCook Hospital employees. (a) Each person who was transferred to state employment un
Title 067 · CT 067 (100 sections)
  • 5-193. — Sec. 5-193. Short title: State Personnel Act. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “State Personnel Act”.
  • 5-194. — Sec. 5-194. Construction and administration. This chapter shall be so construed and administered as to provide a uniform
  • 5-195. — Sec. 5-195. Merit principles to be observed. The system of personnel administration for employees in the state service s
  • 5-196. — Sec. 5-196. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 5-197. — Sec. 5-197. Offices in state service to be classified; exceptions. Any office or position in the state service, whether
  • 5-198. — Sec. 5-198. Positions exempt from classified service. The offices and positions filled by the following-described incumb
  • 5-199 — Sec. 5-199d. Role of regional community-technical colleges in training for state employees. The Department of Administra
  • 5-199. — Sec. 5-199. Personnel Division of Department of Administrative Services. Deputy commissioner. Section 5-199 is repealed,
  • 5-200 — Sec. 5-200d. Automated personnel system. Section 5-200d is repealed, effective July 13, 2005.
  • 5-200. — Sec. 5-200. State personnel and employment policies. Powers and duties of the Commissioner of Administrative Services. R
  • 5-201 — Sec. 5-201a. Relation of Personnel Appeal Board to the department. Section 5-201a is repealed.
  • 5-201. — Sec. 5-201. Employees' Review Board. (a) There shall be an Employees' Review Board consisting of seven members, at least
  • 5-202. — Sec. 5-202. Individual and group appeals. (a) Any employee who is not included in any collective bargaining unit of stat
  • 5-203. — Sec. 5-203. Reports to Commissioner of Administrative Services of personnel changes. Each appointment, transfer, promoti
  • 5-204. — Sec. 5-204. Report to Governor. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall compile currently and submit a report
  • 5-205. — Sec. 5-205. Administration of oaths, issuance of subpoenas. Section 5-205 is repealed.
  • 5-206 — Sec. 5-206a. Establishment of position classification series for marital and family therapists. The Commissioner of Admi
  • 5-206. — Sec. 5-206. Position classifications. (a) Position classifications established by the Commissioner of Administrative Ser
  • 5-207 — Sec. 5-207a. Requirements for positions or contractors or subcontractors with exposure to federal tax information. (a) F
  • 5-207. — Sec. 5-207. Use of classification titles and codes. The classification titles or codes of positions in the classified se
  • 5-208 — Sec. 5-208a. Compensation by more than one agency restricted. Multiple job assignments within same agency restricted. No
  • 5-208. — Sec. 5-208. Compensation schedules. (a) The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall establish compensation schedul
  • 5-209 — Sec. 5-209a. General worker. Work experience credit for out-of-class work. (a) Any person who is employed in state servi
  • 5-209. — Sec. 5-209. Compensation for performance of duties of higher job classification. Any state employee, except an employee
  • 5-210. — Sec. 5-210. Annual salary increases; lump-sum payments; state incentive plans for managerial or confidential employees.
  • 5-212 — Sec. 5-212a. Compensation schedules adjustments. Section 5-212a is repealed.
  • 5-212. — Sec. 5-212. Salary not to exceed salary range. No portion of an annual salary increase under section 5-210 shall be give
  • 5-213 — Sec. 5-213c. Salary increase upon termination of longevity payments to employees not included in any collective bargaini
  • 5-213. — Sec. 5-213. Termination of longevity payments to employees not included in any collective bargaining unit. (a) Notwithst
  • 5-214. — Sec. 5-214. Creation of new positions and filling of vacancies subject to certification by Secretary of the Office of Po
  • 5-215 — Sec. 5-215b. Screening process. Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter or any employment requirement, an appoint
  • 5-215. — Sec. 5-215. Study of need for existing positions. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management shall study and i
  • 5-216. — Sec. 5-216. Establishment of candidate lists. Continuous recruitment. Application of examination scores. Placement of na
  • 5-217. — Sec. 5-217. Effective period of candidate lists. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall specify, at the time
  • 5-218. — Sec. 5-218. Examinations; notices. (a) Except for an examination that has been waived pursuant to section 5-227b, the Co
  • 5-219 — Sec. 5-219a. Volunteer experience considered. It shall be the policy of all state agencies to consider volunteer experie
  • 5-219. — Sec. 5-219. Form of examinations. Fees. (a) Examinations shall be in such form and of such character and shall relate to
  • 5-220. — Sec. 5-220. Conduct of examinations. (a) Examinations shall be conducted by the Commissioner of Administrative Services
  • 5-221 — Sec. 5-221a. Appeal from rejection of application for admission to examination. An applicant for employment or an employ
  • 5-221. — Sec. 5-221. Rejection of applicants. (a) The Commissioner of Administrative Services may reject the application of any p
  • 5-222. — Sec. 5-222. Unassembled examinations for certain professional positions. Regulations. Section 5-222 is repealed.
  • 5-223. — Sec. 5-223. Rating of examinations. The final earned rating of each person who competes in and passes each phase of any
  • 5-224. — Sec. 5-224. Credit for military service on examinations held for original appointments. Any veteran who served in time o
  • 5-225. — Sec. 5-225. Notice of final earned ratings on examinations. Right of inspection. Appeals. All persons competing in any e
  • 5-226 — Sec. 5-226f. Pilot program concerning state classifications and examination system. Notwithstanding the provisions of su
  • 5-226. — Sec. 5-226. Corrupt practices in relation to applications, examinations and appointments. No person, by himself or in co
  • 5-227 — Sec. 5-227b. Waiver of examinations. Delegation of authority to recruit. Audit of recruitments. (a) Examinations for pos
  • 5-227. — Sec. 5-227. Discrimination prohibited. No person in the classified service or seeking admission thereto may be appointed
  • 5-228. — Sec. 5-228. Filling vacancies. Promotional and original appointments. Dismissal during working test period. Sex discrimi
  • 5-229. — Sec. 5-229. Time for appointment. Effective date. An appointing authority, upon receipt of a candidate list for any vaca
  • 5-230. — Sec. 5-230. Working test periods. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall establish appropriate working test p
  • 5-231. — Sec. 5-231. Residence not required, exceptions. No person shall be required to be a resident of this state in order to b
  • 5-233. — Sec. 5-233. Appointments to unskilled and semiskilled positions. For positions involving unskilled and semiskilled labor
  • 5-234. — Sec. 5-234. Appointments to training program and following completion of training program. Not applicable to veterans pr
  • 5-235. — Sec. 5-235. Provisional, temporary, emergency and intermittent appointments. (a) In order to facilitate the carrying on
  • 5-236. — Sec. 5-236. Appointments to unclassified service. Return to classified from unclassified service. (a) An appointing auth
  • 5-237 — Sec. 5-237b. Quality Control Committee. Membership. Duties. Section 5-237b is repealed, effective July 1, 2012.
  • 5-237. — Sec. 5-237. Service ratings. Performance appraisals. (a) The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall adopt, in acc
  • 5-238 — Sec. 5-238b. Hours of meat and poultry inspectors. Section 5-238b is repealed, effective July 1, 2013.
  • 5-238. — Sec. 5-238. Hours of work in Executive Department. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall adopt regulations,
  • 5-239 — Sec. 5-239a. Assignment of permanent state employees of the executive branch by the Commissioner of Administrative Servi
  • 5-239. — Sec. 5-239. Transfers. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall provide by regulations adopted in accordance wi
  • 5-240. — Sec. 5-240. Reprimand, suspension, demotion, dismissal. Layoffs. Notice period pay. Use of tax return information in cer
  • 5-241. — Sec. 5-241. Order of layoffs. Notice. Placement on reemployment list. (a) No employee in the classified service who has
  • 5-242. — Sec. 5-242. Appointment and tenure of teachers in state institution schools. (a) Any board of trustees of a state instit
  • 5-243. — Sec. 5-243. Resignations. Reemployment of retired employees. Resignations from the classified service shall be subject t
  • 5-244. — Sec. 5-244. Transfer or separation from service due to disability. Reinstatement of sick leave upon reemployment. When a
  • 5-245. — Sec. 5-245. Workweek. Overtime pay. (a) Any state employee who performs work authorized by his appointing authority for
  • 5-246. — Sec. 5-246. State police workweek. Work for highway contractors. (a)(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of any regulation
  • 5-247 — Sec. 5-247b. Sick leave. Use by employees who have a disability for service animal training. (a) As used in this section
  • 5-247. — Sec. 5-247. Sick leave. Credit on reemployment. Collection of benefits while otherwise employed on full-time basis prohi
  • 5-248 — Sec. 5-248k. Paid leave for organ donation. (a) As used in this section:
  • 5-248. — Sec. 5-248. Leaves of absence. Reinstatement upon withdrawal of resignation. (a) An appointing authority may, with the a
  • 5-249. — Sec. 5-249. Leave for volunteer fire, ambulance, civil air patrol, specialized disaster relief and canine search and res
  • 5-250. — Sec. 5-250. Vacations. Personal leave. (a) Each appointing authority shall grant to (1) each full-time employee in a per
  • 5-251. — Sec. 5-251. Accrual of sick leave and vacation credits while receiving compensation. Any state employee receiving compen
  • 5-252. — Sec. 5-252. Payment for accrued vacation time on leaving state service. Any state employee leaving state service shall r
  • 5-253. — Sec. 5-253. Payment for extra hours of work and accumulated vacation allowance on death. Upon the death of any state emp
  • 5-254. — Sec. 5-254. Holidays. (a) Each full-time permanent employee in the state service shall be granted time off with pay for
  • 5-255. — Sec. 5-255. Reinstatement of state employees after service in armed forces. Term of employment to include military servi
  • 5-256. — Sec. 5-256. Service to counties, agricultural extension offices, state college bookstores, Hartford Bridge Authority and
  • 5-257 — Sec. 5-257a. Continuation of group life insurance for certain teachers at E. O. Smith School. Notwithstanding the provis
  • 5-257. — Sec. 5-257. Group life insurance. (a)(1) The Comptroller, with the approval of the Attorney General and the Insurance Co
  • 5-258. — Sec. 5-258. Group Insurance Commission. Section 5-258 is repealed.
  • 5-259 — Sec. 5-259g. Persons ineligible for special enrollment periods. No special enrollment period established in the general
  • 5-259. — Sec. 5-259. Hospitalization and medical and surgical insurance plan. Eligibility. Coverage for other groups under plan.
  • 5-260 — Sec. 5-260a. Deduction of contributions to nonprofit organizations. The Comptroller shall, upon the written request of a
  • 5-260. — Sec. 5-260. Deduction of organization dues. Upon request of any state employee who is a member of any organization which
  • 5-261. — Sec. 5-261. Deduction of credit union savings. When, in the opinion of the Comptroller, a sufficient number of state emp
  • 5-262. — Sec. 5-262. State Employee Campaign. Deduction of contributions. Regulations. Section 5-262 is repealed, effective July
  • 5-263 — Sec. 5-263b. Award Program for state employees reporting alleged state agency gross waste of funds. Calculation of award
  • 5-263. — Sec. 5-263. Suggestion awards. Section 5-263 is repealed.
  • 5-264 — Sec. 5-264e. Treatment of funds deposited pursuant to the flexible health care spending account program. All funds depos
  • 5-264. — Sec. 5-264. Section 403(b) annuities for state employees. Purchase of shares of an investment company for state employee
  • 5-265. — Sec. 5-265. Special training courses for state employees. Exchange of employees. Departments, agencies and institutions
  • 5-266 — Sec. 5-266d. Dismissal or suspension of employee. Appeal. If, upon the complaint of any citizen of the state, the Commis
  • 5-266. — Sec. 5-266. Political activity. Section 5-266 is repealed.
  • 5-267. — Sec. 5-267. Officers, appointing authorities and employees to comply with law. All officers, appointing authorities and
  • 5-268. — Sec. 5-268. Penalty. Any person who, wilfully or through culpable negligence, violates, or who conspires to violate, any
  • 5-269. — Sec. 5-269. Transfer of certain employees to Labor Department. Section 5-269 is repealed, effective June 3, 1996.
Title 068 · CT 068 (13 sections)
  • 5-270. — Sec. 5-270. Collective bargaining. Definitions. When used in sections 5-270 to 5-280, inclusive:
  • 5-271. — Sec. 5-271. Rights of employees and representatives. Duty of fair representation. (a) Employees shall have, and shall be
  • 5-272. — Sec. 5-272. Prohibited acts of employers and employee organizations. (a) Employers or their representatives or agents ar
  • 5-273. — Sec. 5-273. Powers of State Board of Labor Relations. The State Board of Labor Relations shall administer sections 5-270
  • 5-274. — Sec. 5-274. Prohibited practice questions determined by State Board of Labor Relations. Whenever a question arises as to
  • 5-275. — Sec. 5-275. Employee organization designated as exclusive representative. Bargaining unit determination. Petitions seeki
  • 5-276 — Sec. 5-276b. Interest charges on overdue arbitration settlement payments. (a) Whenever a monetary settlement is awarded
  • 5-276. — Sec. 5-276. Mediation and arbitration services by State Board of Mediation and Arbitration. (a) The services of the Stat
  • 5-277. — Sec. 5-277. Petition to State Board of Mediation and Arbitration for fact finding. Section 5-277 is repealed.
  • 5-278 — Sec. 5-278b. Limitation on terms of collective bargaining agreements. On and after June 30, 2027, no agreement negotiate
  • 5-278. — Sec. 5-278. Determination of employer representative. Negotiations and agreements with employee representative. Arbitrat
  • 5-279. — Sec. 5-279. Strikes by state employees prohibited. Nothing in sections 5-270 to 5-280, inclusive, shall constitute a gra
  • 5-280. — Sec. 5-280. Payment of dues to exclusive representative required. (a) If an exclusive representative has been designated
Title 076 · CT 076 (3 sections)
  • 6-1. — Sec. 6-1. Number and composition of counties. There shall be in the state eight counties, which shall be constituted as
  • 6-2 — Sec. 6-2b. Retired county employees. All former employees of the several counties receiving pensions from the Municipal
  • 6-2. — Sec. 6-2. Boundaries on Long Island Sound. The counties of New London, Middlesex, New Haven and Fairfield extend souther
Title 077 · CT 077 (1 sections)
  • 6-28 — Sec. 6-28b. Employment of former county employees after military service. Section 6-28b is repealed, effective October 1
Title 078 · CT 078 (19 sections)
  • 6-29. — Sec. 6-29. Ineligibility for office. No judge, except a judge of probate, and no justice of the peace shall be a state m
  • 6-30 — Sec. 6-30a. Personal liability insurance. Indemnification of state marshal for injury occurring while transporting perso
  • 6-30. — Sec. 6-30. Bond. Section 6-30 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 6-31. — Sec. 6-31. Authority. Section 6-31 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 6-32 — Sec. 6-32h. Employment of staff for transferred functions of county sheriff system by Chief Court Administrator. The Chi
  • 6-32. — Sec. 6-32. Duties. Cost of serving a civil protection order. (a) Each state marshal shall receive each process directed
  • 6-34. — Sec. 6-34. Suppressing mobs. Taxation of expenses. Section 6-34 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 6-35. — Sec. 6-35. Failure to pay money collected within required time. A state marshal shall pay over, to the person authorized
  • 6-36. — Sec. 6-36. Removal from office by General Assembly. Section 6-36 is repealed, effective June 11, 2018.
  • 6-38 — Sec. 6-38n. Application by high sheriff for appointment as state marshal. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 6-3
  • 6-38. — Sec. 6-38. Number of state marshals. The number of state marshals to be appointed for Hartford County shall not exceed s
  • 6-39 — Sec. 6-39a. Fee charged by private entity for performing state marshal's statutory duties prohibited. A state marshal sh
  • 6-39. — Sec. 6-39. Bond of state marshal. Each state marshal, before entering upon the duties of a state marshal, shall give to
  • 6-42. — Sec. 6-42. Accident insurance coverage for deputy sheriffs. Section 6-42 is repealed.
  • 6-43. — Sec. 6-43. Special deputies. From July 1, 1997, to June 30, 1999, special deputy sheriffs shall be subject to the provis
  • 6-47. — Sec. 6-47. Removal of deputy sheriff by commissioners. Section 6-47 is repealed.
  • 6-48. — Sec. 6-48. Deputies to continue in office. Section 6-48 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 6-49 — Sec. 6-49a. Transferred to Chapter 959, Sec. 54-1h.
  • 6-49. — Sec. 6-49. Transferred to Chapter 959, Sec. 54-1f.
Title 090 · CT 090 (10 sections)
  • 7-1. — Sec. 7-1. Annual and special town meetings. Holding of meetings outside town. (a) Except as otherwise provided by law, t
  • 7-2. — Sec. 7-2. Ordinance concerning convening of special town meetings. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 7-1, any to
  • 7-3. — Sec. 7-3. Warning of town and other meetings. The warning of each town meeting, and of each meeting of a city, borough,
  • 7-4. — Sec. 7-4. Record of warning. The person who posts, causes to be published or in any other manner gives notice of the war
  • 7-5. — Sec. 7-5. Place. In any town, the place of holding town meetings may be determined by a majority of the voters present a
  • 7-6. — Sec. 7-6. Eligibility to vote. At any town meeting other than a regular or special town election or at any meeting of an
  • 7-7. — Sec. 7-7. Conduct of meeting of towns, societies and other municipal corporations. Vote by ballot or voting machine; whe
  • 7-8. — Sec. 7-8. Power of moderator. The moderator of any town meeting, and of any meeting of any society or other community la
  • 7-9 — Sec. 7-9d. Validation of prior referenda. Hours. Section 7-9d is repealed.
  • 7-9. — Sec. 7-9. Petitions for vote. Form. Statement by circulator. Whenever under the provisions of the general statutes or an
Title 091 · CT 091 (7 sections)
  • 7-10. — Sec. 7-10. Oath. Selectmen, before entering upon the duties of their office, shall be sworn, and the authority administe
  • 7-11. — Sec. 7-11. Bonds. Section 7-11 is repealed.
  • 7-12 — Sec. 7-12b. Record of meetings. The boards of selectmen shall keep an accurate record of all minutes of their meetings w
  • 7-12. — Sec. 7-12. Duties of selectmen. The selectmen of each town shall, forthwith, after the election or appointment of any to
  • 7-13. — Sec. 7-13. Orders on town treasurer. No selectman shall draw any order on the treasurer of any town except in duplicate
  • 7-14. — Sec. 7-14. Land records indexes. Examination of land records. Attestation of records and photocopies. Town records. Cert
  • 7-15. — Sec. 7-15. Detection of crime. Section 7-15 is repealed.
Title 092 · CT 092 (29 sections)
  • 7-16 — Sec. 7-16a. Notice to Secretary of the State of appointment of town clerk, vacancy in appointed office of town clerk. If
  • 7-16. — Sec. 7-16. Bond. Section 7-16 is repealed.
  • 7-17. — Sec. 7-17. Oath of town clerks. Town clerks, before entering upon the duties of their office, shall be sworn, and the au
  • 7-18. — Sec. 7-18. Neglect of duty. Section 7-18 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 7-19. — Sec. 7-19. Assistant town clerks. Notice to Secretary of the State of appointment, vacancy. Each town clerk may, unless
  • 7-20. — Sec. 7-20. Acting town clerk. When any town clerk is unable to discharge the duties of his office and has omitted or is
  • 7-21. — Sec. 7-21. Town clerk pro tempore. When the town clerk is absent from any town meeting, such town meeting may choose a c
  • 7-22 — Sec. 7-22a. Certification program for town clerks. (a) There shall be a committee for the purpose of establishing a prog
  • 7-22. — Sec. 7-22. Removal of town clerks. Whenever complaint in writing is made to the Attorney General that the town clerk of
  • 7-23. — Sec. 7-23. Records and copies. Town clerks shall keep the records of their respective towns and truly enter therein, eit
  • 7-24. — Sec. 7-24. Recording of instruments; safekeeping of records; recording of illegible instruments; form of instruments. (a
  • 7-25 — Sec. 7-25a. Electronic indexing system. Not later than January 1, 2009, each town shall provide public access to an elec
  • 7-25. — Sec. 7-25. Index. Each town clerk shall, within five days after receipt of an instrument for record, enter the names of
  • 7-26 — Sec. 7-26a. Indemnification of clerk with respect to claims arising out of land record errors. Each town shall indemnify
  • 7-26. — Sec. 7-26. Errors to be corrected. The town clerk of each town shall correct all errors and omissions in the indexes to
  • 7-27 — Sec. 7-27b. Removal of Social Security number from document prior to recording on land records. Any person whose Social
  • 7-27. — Sec. 7-27. Municipal records to be kept in fire-resistive vaults or safes. All public records of towns, cities and borou
  • 7-28. — Sec. 7-28. Indexing of mechanic's lien. Whenever any certificate of mechanic's lien lodged with a town clerk fails to di
  • 7-29. — Sec. 7-29. Release or assignment of mortgage or lien. Recording of assignment of mortgage. (a) When any town clerk has r
  • 7-30. — Sec. 7-30. Attachment of real estate. When any real estate is attached, the town clerk in whose office the certificate o
  • 7-31. — Sec. 7-31. Maps of surveys and plots, filing requirements, copies. When any person having an interest in land has caused
  • 7-32 — Sec. 7-32k. Property upon which hunting or shooting sports regularly take place. Placement of property location on list
  • 7-32. — Sec. 7-32. Index of surveys and maps. Each town clerk shall keep a special index book to be known as the “Index of Surve
  • 7-33 — Sec. 7-33a. Issuance of certificates of authority of justices of peace, notaries and Superior Court commissioners. The t
  • 7-33. — Sec. 7-33. Lists of transfers of taxable property. The town clerk of each town, consolidated town and city and consolida
  • 7-34 — Sec. 7-34b. Accounting of fees required. Salary in lieu of fees. (a) The clerk of each municipality shall, at the end of
  • 7-34. — Sec. 7-34. Fees. Section 7-34 is repealed.
  • 7-35 — Sec. 7-35a. Off-site storage of original documents. Requirements. A municipality may store any original document off-sit
  • 7-35. — Sec. 7-35. Preservation by town clerks of statutes, special acts and Register and Manual. The latest revision of the gen
Title 093 · CT 093 (50 sections)
  • 7-36. — Sec. 7-36. Definitions. As used in this chapter and sections 19a-40 to 19a-45, inclusive, 19a-320, 19a-322 and 19a-323,
  • 7-37. — Sec. 7-37. Town clerk, ex-officio registrar. Notice to Secretary of the State and Commissioner of Public Health of appoi
  • 7-38. — Sec. 7-38. Assistant registrars. Notice to Secretary of the State and Commissioner of Public Health of appointment to or
  • 7-39 — Sec. 7-39a. (Formerly Sec. 45-23). Record of name of registrar of vital statistics. Section 7-39a is repealed.
  • 7-39. — Sec. 7-39. Oath of registrars. The moderator of any town election at which a registrar of vital statistics elected under
  • 7-40. — Sec. 7-40. Seal. The registrar of vital statistics in each town shall have an official seal that shall be provided by th
  • 7-41 — Sec. 7-41a. Vital statistics records available for genealogical research. Section 7-41a is repealed, effective October 1
  • 7-41. — Sec. 7-41. Regulations re record keeping. Submission of certified copies to department. Each registrar of vital statisti
  • 7-42. — Sec. 7-42. Duties. Each registrar of vital statistics shall ascertain as accurately as the registrar can all marriages,
  • 7-43. — Sec. 7-43. Municipal ordinances. Section 7-43 is repealed.
  • 7-44. — Sec. 7-44. When authenticated copies of certificates to be transmitted to other towns. Use of electronic vital records s
  • 7-45. — Sec. 7-45. Preparation of certificates. Each person making any certificate of birth, marriage, civil union, death or fet
  • 7-46. — Sec. 7-46. Completion of records. The registrars shall complete the records of their respective towns by adding thereto
  • 7-47 — Sec. 7-47b. Record keeping of personal data by institutions. Release or disposal of dead body or dead fetus. (a) Any per
  • 7-47. — Sec. 7-47. Indexes. Each registrar of vital statistics shall keep alphabetically arranged separate indexes for each grou
  • 7-48 — Sec. 7-48a. Filing of original certificate of birth. Surrogacy agreement: Replacement certificate of birth. (a) Each ori
  • 7-48. — Sec. 7-48. Birth certificates: Filing requirements. (a) Not later than ten days after each live birth which occurs in th
  • 7-49. — Sec. 7-49. Failure to file birth certificate. The secretary of any examining board of the healing arts mentioned under s
  • 7-50. — Sec. 7-50. Restrictions on content of birth certificates. Exceptions. Filing of acknowledgments or adjudications of pare
  • 7-51 — Sec. 7-51a. Copies of vital records. Access to vital records by members of genealogical societies. Marriage and civil un
  • 7-51. — Sec. 7-51. Access to and examination and issuance of certified copies of birth and fetal death records or certificates r
  • 7-52. — Sec. 7-52. Certification of birth registration. (a) The registrar of vital statistics of the town in which the birth occ
  • 7-53 — Sec. 7-53a. Reports re issuance of original birth certificates to adopted persons and certain other persons and filing o
  • 7-53. — Sec. 7-53. Birth certificates of adopted persons born in this state. (a) Upon receipt of the record of adoption referred
  • 7-54. — Sec. 7-54. Certification of birth registration or certificate of foreign birth for person born outside of the country an
  • 7-55. — Sec. 7-55. Certification of birth to have force and effect of original. Any certification of birth, when properly certif
  • 7-56. — Sec. 7-56. Issuance of certified copies of birth certificates. Section 7-56 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 7-57. — Sec. 7-57. Delayed registration of births. (a) Any adult or the parent or legal guardian of any minor who is one year of
  • 7-58. — Sec. 7-58. Record of birth of child born outside United States. Any American citizen who becomes the parent of a child o
  • 7-59. — Sec. 7-59. Report of foundling. (a) The executive authority of any agency or institution, upon accepting the temporary c
  • 7-60. — Sec. 7-60. Fetal death certificates. (a) As used in this section, “fetal death” means the death of a fetus prior to the
  • 7-61. — Sec. 7-61. Birth and fetal death certificates to state whether blood test has been made. In reporting each birth and fet
  • 7-62 — Sec. 7-62c. Filing and registration of death certificate when death not recorded in accordance with Sec. 7-62b; “delayed
  • 7-62. — Sec. 7-62. Death certificates. Section 7-62 is repealed.
  • 7-63. — Sec. 7-63. Notice of deaths at the Connecticut Juvenile Training School. Section 7-63 is repealed, effective July 1, 201
  • 7-64. — Sec. 7-64. Disposal of bodies. The body of each person who dies in this state shall be buried, removed or cremated withi
  • 7-65 — Sec. 7-65a. Multiple interment in common hospital-supplied container. Multiple interment within a common hospital-suppli
  • 7-65. — Sec. 7-65. Removal, transit and burial permit. Subregistrars. (a) The embalmer or funeral director licensed by the depar
  • 7-66. — Sec. 7-66. Duties of sextons. Sextons' reports. Penalty. (a) The sexton of a cemetery shall specify on the removal, tran
  • 7-67. — Sec. 7-67. Applications for and issuance of disinterment permits. (a) No person shall open any grave for the disintermen
  • 7-68 — Sec. 7-68a. Application to Probate Court for disinterment of remains of child buried in a multiple interment within comm
  • 7-68. — Sec. 7-68. Issuance of disinterment or removal permit. Section 7-68 is repealed, effective October 1, 2009.
  • 7-69. — Sec. 7-69. Removal of body of deceased person. No person except a licensed embalmer or funeral director licensed by the
  • 7-70. — Sec. 7-70. Temporary removal of body to another town or state. Temporary removal permit. Section 7-70 is repealed, effec
  • 7-71. — Sec. 7-71. Report of name of sexton. The secretary or committee of each cemetery association in any town shall report to
  • 7-72. — Sec. 7-72. Sextons' reports. Fines. Section 7-72 is repealed, effective October 1, 2009.
  • 7-73. — Sec. 7-73. Fees for marriage license, burial or removal, transit and burial permit. Marriage license surcharge. (a) To a
  • 7-74. — Sec. 7-74. Fees for certification of birth registration, certified copy of vital statistics certificate and uncertified
  • 7-75. — Sec. 7-75. Fees for records relating to inmates of institutions. Section 7-75 is repealed.
  • 7-76. — Sec. 7-76. Fees for records relating to residents of other towns. The fees due registrars of vital statistics for the ma
Title 094 · CT 094 (7 sections)
  • 7-79. — Sec. 7-79. Bond. Section 7-79 is repealed.
  • 7-80. — Sec. 7-80. Duties of treasurer. Appointment of deputy. (a) The town treasurer shall receive all money belonging to the t
  • 7-81. — Sec. 7-81. Removal of town treasurers. Whenever complaint in writing is made to the Attorney General that the town treas
  • 7-82. — Sec. 7-82. Assistant treasurer. Section 7-82 is repealed.
  • 7-83. — Sec. 7-83. Town orders to be signed by majority of the selectmen. All orders drawn by the selectmen on the town treasure
  • 7-84. — Sec. 7-84. Record and annual report of town orders. The town treasurer shall keep a record of all town orders presented
  • 7-85. — Sec. 7-85. Calling in town orders for payment. The treasurer of any town may, at any time, give notice to all persons ho
Title 095 · CT 095 (8 sections)
  • 7-86. — Sec. 7-86. Bond. Section 7-86 is repealed.
  • 7-87. — Sec. 7-87. Ineligibility for office. No judge, except a judge of probate, shall hold the office of constable.
  • 7-88. — Sec. 7-88. Oaths of constables. Each person elected to the office of constable in any town shall, before the commencemen
  • 7-89. — Sec. 7-89. Service of process. Liability. Constables shall have the power in their towns to serve and execute all lawful
  • 7-90. — Sec. 7-90. Command of assistance. Any constable, when necessary, may command any person to assist him in the execution o
  • 7-91. — Sec. 7-91. Special constables and policemen to be citizens. Section 7-91 is repealed.
  • 7-92. — Sec. 7-92. Special constables. The chief executive officer of any municipality may appoint such number of special consta
  • 7-97. — Sec. 7-97. Compensation of constables and other officers. Any town, city or borough, in addition to such powers as it ha
Title 096 · CT 096 (4 sections)
  • 7-100. — Sec. 7-100. Approval or abandonment of town manager plan. Any town may, in the manner prescribed by section 9-369, vote
  • 7-98. — Sec. 7-98. Appointment, removal and salary of manager. Any town having a board of finance and which has adopted the prov
  • 7-99 — Sec. 7-99a. Appointment of departmental coordinators or deputy city or town managers and assistants. Any special act to
  • 7-99. — Sec. 7-99. Duties. Bond. The town manager shall exercise the powers and perform the duties in and for such town which ar
Title 097 · CT 097 (47 sections)
  • 7-101 — Sec. 7-101a. Protection of municipal officers and municipal employees from damage suits. Reimbursement of defense expens
  • 7-101. — Sec. 7-101. Town seal. Each town shall provide itself with a seal with the name of the town and the state and the word “
  • 7-102. — Sec. 7-102. Signposts. One or more signposts may be erected and maintained in each town, at such place or places as the
  • 7-103. — Sec. 7-103. Resignation of municipal officers. Unless otherwise provided by law, any elected or appointed town, city or
  • 7-104. — Sec. 7-104. Refusal of elected official to accept or perform duties. Section 7-104 is repealed, effective October 1, 200
  • 7-105 — Sec. 7-105a. Office of grand juror abolished. The office of grand juror is abolished. This section shall supersede any p
  • 7-105. — Sec. 7-105. Oath of assessors, board of assessment appeals and tax collectors. Each person appointed an assessor or elec
  • 7-106. — Sec. 7-106. Oath of grand jurors. Section 7-106 is repealed.
  • 7-107. — Sec. 7-107. Vacancy appointments by selectmen. Except as otherwise provided by law, if any vacancy occurs on any town bo
  • 7-108. — Sec. 7-108. City or borough liable for damage done by mobs. Each city and borough shall be liable for all injuries to pe
  • 7-109. — Sec. 7-109. Destruction of documents. Any official, board or commissioner of a municipality may, with the approval of th
  • 7-110. — Sec. 7-110. Official publications of towns, cities and boroughs to be filed in State Library. Intangible publications. (
  • 7-111. — Sec. 7-111. Proof of claims against municipality. Section 7-111 is repealed.
  • 7-112. — Sec. 7-112. Rate of wages and citizens' preference in work on public buildings. The provisions of sections 31-52, 31-53
  • 7-113. — Sec. 7-113. Marking of bounds of towns, cities and boroughs. Each town, city and borough shall procure its bounds to be
  • 7-114. — Sec. 7-114. Renewal of boundary lines. Section 7-114 is repealed.
  • 7-115. — Sec. 7-115. Establishment of disputed boundaries. When the selectmen of adjoining towns, or of a town and the warden and
  • 7-118 — Sec. 7-118a. Curbs and sidewalks to be designed with cuts at pedestrian crosswalks. (a) All curbs and sidewalks construc
  • 7-121 — Sec. 7-121n. Sustainable energy program. (a) As used in this section:
  • 7-121. — Sec. 7-121. Making of specific appropriations. Each city, by its common council when so authorized by its charter or by
  • 7-122 — Sec. 7-122b. Allocation of funds for art work in construction or remodeling of municipal buildings. (a) For purposes of
  • 7-122. — Sec. 7-122. Sites for armories. Appropriations. Any city may, acting by its legislative body, purchase or acquire land f
  • 7-125 — Sec. 7-125a. Appropriations to improvement associations for road maintenance. Any town which has appropriated funds to a
  • 7-126. — Sec. 7-126. Transportation of children with physical disabilities and children with visual impairments. Each city, town,
  • 7-127 — Sec. 7-127i. Assistance, resources for senior centers. Duties of Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity and Oppo
  • 7-129 — Sec. 7-129a. Park and recreation capital and nonrecurring expense fund. (a) As used in this section, “municipality” mean
  • 7-130 — Sec. 7-130w. Construction of statutes. Consent of other agencies not required. Sections 7-130a to 7-130w, inclusive, sha
  • 7-130. — Sec. 7-130. Playgrounds and recreation centers. Section 7-130 is repealed.
  • 7-131 — Sec. 7-131w. Municipal sale of certain real property; appraisal required. For the purposes of this section, “municipalit
  • 7-131. — Sec. 7-131. Municipal forests. Public shade trees. (a) The legislative body of any town, city or borough may vote to est
  • 7-134. — Sec. 7-134. Lockup. The selectmen of any town and the warden and burgesses of any borough may erect or lease a suitable
  • 7-135 — Sec. 7-135b. Payment for intoxication tests. Section 7-135b is repealed.
  • 7-135. — Sec. 7-135. Use of municipal lockup and community correctional center in another town. As used in this section and secti
  • 7-136 — Sec. 7-136s. Guarantee of joint bonds by participating municipality. For the purpose of aiding the planning, undertaking
  • 7-136. — Sec. 7-136. Municipal economic development commissions. (a) Any town, city or borough, by ordinance, may accept the prov
  • 7-137 — Sec. 7-137d. Lien for benefits assessed for water main extension. Whenever assessments of benefits for any extension of
  • 7-137. — Sec. 7-137. Regional economic development commissions. Any two or more towns, cities or boroughs having economic develop
  • 7-138. — Sec. 7-138. Assessment of railroad property for public improvements. Maintenance of sidewalks and public places. All rea
  • 7-139. — Sec. 7-139. Notice of assessment of benefits. In any case in which an assessment of benefits has been made upon any land
  • 7-140. — Sec. 7-140. Assessment a lien; foreclosure. Whenever assessments of benefits for any public work or improvement have bee
  • 7-141. — Sec. 7-141. Notice of hearing on municipal assessments. In any case of appraisal of benefits or assessment of damages be
  • 7-142. — Sec. 7-142. Appeal from municipal assessments. Any person aggrieved by the appraisal of damages in laying out any highwa
  • 7-143. — Sec. 7-143. Completion of improvement pending appeal from appraisal of damages. In the case of an appeal to the Appellat
  • 7-144. — Sec. 7-144. Assessment on estate of decedent. When any assessment of damages or benefits, or both, for the layout or con
  • 7-145. — Sec. 7-145. Correction of assessments. In any case of assessment of damages or benefits for the layout or construction o
  • 7-146. — Sec. 7-146. Clearing of waterways. Assessment of cost. Appeal. (a) The legislative body of any town, city or borough may
  • 7-147. — Sec. 7-147. Regulation of obstructions in waterways. (a) Any town, city or borough may, within its jurisdiction, establi
Title 098 · CT 098 (35 sections)
  • 7-148 — Sec. 7-148rr. Municipal function. Appointment by interlocal agreement or agreement for regional services. Regulations. (
  • 7-148. — Sec. 7-148. Scope of municipal powers. (a) Definitions. Whenever used in this section, “municipality” means any town, ci
  • 7-149 — Sec. 7-149d. Establishment of traffic authority. Notwithstanding the provisions of any municipal charter, special act or
  • 7-149. — Sec. 7-149. Regulation of waste disposal in highways. Section 7-149 is repealed.
  • 7-151 — Sec. 7-151c. Lake authority retention fees for boating law fines. Schedule. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental
  • 7-152 — Sec. 7-152g. Ordinances, orders and regulations re battery-charged security fences. (a) For purposes of this section, “b
  • 7-157. — Sec. 7-157. Publication. Referendum. Publication of summary. (a) Ordinances may be enacted by the legislative body of an
  • 7-158. — Sec. 7-158. Exemption. Section 7-158 is repealed.
  • 7-159 — Sec. 7-159d. Climate Change and Coastal Resiliency Reserve Fund. Authorized. Investment of funds. Report. Use of funds.
  • 7-159. — Sec. 7-159. Validity of prior ordinances, bylaws and regulations. Any valid ordinances, bylaws or regulations adopted pr
  • 7-163 — Sec. 7-163e. Public hearing on the sale, lease or transfer of real property owned by a municipality. (a) The legislative
  • 7-168 — Sec. 7-168a. Surcharge on admission charge for event held at facility located within municipality. (a)(1) A municipality
  • 7-169 — Sec. 7-169i. Sealed ticket machine. Registration of manufacturer or dealer. Fee. Revocation. Regulations. (a) No permitt
  • 7-169. — Sec. 7-169. Bingo. (a) Definitions. For the purposes of this section and section 7-169a, “bingo game” means a game in wh
  • 7-170. — Sec. 7-170. Bazaars and raffles; definitions. As used in this section and sections 7-171 to 7-186, inclusive, unless oth
  • 7-171. — Sec. 7-171. Adoption of bazaar and raffle law. Opt-out. (a) Prior to October 1, 2023, any town, city or borough may, by
  • 7-172. — Sec. 7-172. Qualifications for sponsorship of or participation in bazaar or raffle. Ticket sale. No bazaar or raffle may
  • 7-173. — Sec. 7-173. Application for permit. (a) For the purposes of this section, “municipal official” means the chief of police
  • 7-174. — Sec. 7-174. Investigation of applicant. After receipt of an application pursuant to section 7-173, the municipal officia
  • 7-175 — Sec. 7-175a. Marketability of title to real property as prize under “Class No. 6” permit. Section 7-175a is repealed.
  • 7-175. — Sec. 7-175. Kinds of permits. Permits under the provisions of sections 7-170 to 7-186, inclusive, shall be of seven kind
  • 7-176. — Sec. 7-176. Permit fees. The fees to be charged for permits issued pursuant to section 7-175 shall be as follows: A “Cla
  • 7-177 — Sec. 7-177a. Cash prizes permitted. Special checking account. (a) Any sponsoring organization with a “Class No. 1”, “Cla
  • 7-177. — Sec. 7-177. Prizes. (a) All prizes given at any bazaar or raffle shall be merchandise, tangible personal property or a t
  • 7-178. — Sec. 7-178. Equipment. Expenses. Information required on raffle ticket. Rental from out-of-state dealer. (a) No bazaar o
  • 7-179. — Sec. 7-179. Certain advertising prohibited. Exceptions. Section 7-179 is repealed, effective October 1, 2014.
  • 7-180. — Sec. 7-180. Change in facts on application to be reported. If there is any change in the facts set forth in the applicat
  • 7-181. — Sec. 7-181. Suspension or revocation of registration or permit. Cease and desist order. Notice of violation. Hearing. Pe
  • 7-182. — Sec. 7-182. Report re receipts, number and price of tickets sold, expenses, profit and list of prizes with a retail valu
  • 7-183. — Sec. 7-183. Examination of reports. Each such report may be examined by the municipal official, as defined in subsection
  • 7-184. — Sec. 7-184. Rescission of adoption. Section 7-184 is repealed, effective October 1, 2023.
  • 7-185 — Sec. 7-185b. Tuition raffles. Regulations. Special bank account. Financial report. (a) For the purposes of this section,
  • 7-185. — Sec. 7-185. Regulations. Section 7-185 is repealed, effective January 1, 2018.
  • 7-186 — Sec. 7-186m. Exceptions for certain sponsoring organizations. Section 7-186m is repealed.
  • 7-186. — Sec. 7-186. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 7-170 to 7-185b, inclusive, or who makes any fals
Title 099 · CT 099 (17 sections)
  • 7-187. — Sec. 7-187. Definitions. Whenever used in sections 7-188 to 7-193, inclusive:
  • 7-188. — Sec. 7-188. Initiation of action for adoption, amendment or repeal of charter or home rule ordinance. (a) Any municipali
  • 7-189. — Sec. 7-189. Form of petition. (a) The form of the petition for adopting or amending a charter or amending a home rule or
  • 7-190. — Sec. 7-190. Commission: Appointment, membership, duties, report, termination. (a) Within thirty days after such action h
  • 7-191 — Sec. 7-191c. Prohibited charter amendments. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of any special act, municipal charter or o
  • 7-191. — Sec. 7-191. Charters, charter amendments and home rule ordinance amendments: Hearings; draft and final report; public no
  • 7-192 — Sec. 7-192a. New tax not authorized by general statutes prohibited. Provisions affecting elections and electors not to b
  • 7-192. — Sec. 7-192. Existing provisions not affected. Amendments to charters. Amendment or revision of home rule ordinance. Supe
  • 7-193. — Sec. 7-193. Required provisions. Organization of government. (a) Any charter adopted or amended under the provisions of
  • 7-194. — Sec. 7-194. Powers. Subject to the provisions of section 7-192, all towns, cities or boroughs which have a charter or wh
  • 7-195. — Sec. 7-195. Consolidation of governments. (a) As used in this section and sections 7-196 to 7-201, inclusive, “unit of l
  • 7-196. — Sec. 7-196. Form of petition. The form of the petition for proposing a consolidation shall be as follows: WARNING: ALL S
  • 7-197. — Sec. 7-197. Consolidation commission. If, within thirty days of the adoption of the proposal to consolidate by the initi
  • 7-198. — Sec. 7-198. Duties of commission. Such consolidation commission shall prepare a consolidation ordinance in which provisi
  • 7-199. — Sec. 7-199. Referendum. Not less than ninety days nor more than eighteen months after the appointment of such consolidat
  • 7-200. — Sec. 7-200. Consolidation of school districts. Charter revisions in consolidation process. Nothing in sections 7-195 to
  • 7-201. — Sec. 7-201. Receipt of funds. Appropriations. Any charter commission or consolidation commission appointed under the pro
Title 100 · CT 100 (15 sections)
  • 7-202. — Sec. 7-202. Definitions. When used in this chapter, “parking facilities” means lots, garages, parking terminals or other
  • 7-203. — Sec. 7-203. Creation of parking authorities. Any municipality may provide parking facilities and may, by ordinance, crea
  • 7-204 — Sec. 7-204a. Enforcement of municipal parking regulations. Any municipality may, by ordinance adopted by its legislative
  • 7-204. — Sec. 7-204. Powers of parking authority. Such parking authority or parking division shall have the power, in the name of
  • 7-205. — Sec. 7-205. Financing. Such parking authority or parking division, subject to the specific authorization and approval of
  • 7-206 — Sec. 7-206a. Bonds and notes not subject to statutory debt limit. Conveyance of title by municipality to public agency l
  • 7-206. — Sec. 7-206. Revenue bonds. (a) The legislative body of any municipality is authorized to provide, by ordinance, for the
  • 7-207 — Sec. 7-207a. Use of parking meter revenues. Any municipality may, by ordinance, authorize its parking authority or parki
  • 7-207. — Sec. 7-207. Rates and charges. The legislative body shall, in the ordinance providing for the issuance of revenue bonds,
  • 7-208. — Sec. 7-208. Rights of bondholders. Any holder of revenue bonds issued under the provisions of this chapter or of any of
  • 7-209. — Sec. 7-209. Bonds to be tax-exempt. Revenue bonds issued under the provisions of this chapter, their transfer and the in
  • 7-210. — Sec. 7-210. Receipts to be trust funds. All moneys received under the provisions of this chapter shall be deemed to be t
  • 7-211. — Sec. 7-211. Provisions of special acts not affected. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit the powers enjo
  • 7-212 — Sec. 7-212a. Public parking garages. Any town, city or borough shall have the power to enter into agreements or contract
  • 7-212. — Sec. 7-212. Parking authorities; tax exemption; investment of funds. The property of any parking authority created under
Title 101 · CT 101 (24 sections)
  • 7-213. — Sec. 7-213. Municipalities may establish plants. For purposes of this chapter, “municipality” means any town, city or bo
  • 7-214. — Sec. 7-214. Requirements for exercise of authority. No municipality shall exercise the authority conferred in section 7-
  • 7-215. — Sec. 7-215. Preliminary vote in towns or boroughs. Section 7-215 is repealed.
  • 7-216. — Sec. 7-216. Board of commissioners. Whenever any municipality obtains a plant as provided in section 7-213, a commission
  • 7-217 — Sec. 7-217a. Temporary notes. Method of issuance and payment. (a) In addition to its other powers described under this c
  • 7-217. — Sec. 7-217. Issuance of debt. Any municipality establishing or purchasing a plant as provided by this chapter, reconstru
  • 7-218. — Sec. 7-218. Reconstruction or enlargement of plant. Any municipality owning a plant under the authority of this chapter
  • 7-219. — Sec. 7-219. Assessment for pipes and other appliances. Any municipality may provide by ordinances for the equitable asse
  • 7-220. — Sec. 7-220. Manufacture and distribution. Any municipality having obtained a plant for the purpose, under the authority
  • 7-221. — Sec. 7-221. Keeping of accounts. The books and accounts pertaining to the business authorized by this chapter shall be k
  • 7-222 — Sec. 7-222a. Rate for interconnection of generation facilities. Not later than October 1, 2004, each municipal electric
  • 7-222. — Sec. 7-222. Price. (a) The price to be charged to persons or corporations for gas or electricity shall be fixed and shal
  • 7-223. — Sec. 7-223. Ordinances. If any municipality operates a plant under the provisions of this chapter, such municipality may
  • 7-224. — Sec. 7-224. Purchase by municipality of plant owned by a corporation. When any municipality decides to establish a plant
  • 7-225. — Sec. 7-225. When purchase to embrace entire plant. When a portion only of the gas or electric plant of any corporation w
  • 7-226. — Sec. 7-226. Determination of plant value. The price to be paid for such plant, whether gas, electric or both, shall be i
  • 7-227. — Sec. 7-227. Valuation of capital paid in property. When any capital has been paid in, in property instead of cash, the v
  • 7-228. — Sec. 7-228. Compulsory purchase by municipality. Any corporation desiring to enforce the obligation of any municipality,
  • 7-229. — Sec. 7-229. Remonstrance to acceptance of report. Any party aggrieved by the doings of the commission may, within fourte
  • 7-230. — Sec. 7-230. Appeal. An appeal may be taken from the decision of said court, accepting the report of the commission, to t
  • 7-231. — Sec. 7-231. Private rights extinguished by municipal purchase. Whenever the existing gas or electric plant of any person
  • 7-232 — Sec. 7-232a. Information exempt from Freedom of Information Act. A municipal utility established under this chapter, or
  • 7-232. — Sec. 7-232. Damages by reason of operating plant. Any municipality owning or operating a plant or plants for the manufac
  • 7-233. — Sec. 7-233. Applicability of statutes and ordinances. All provisions of the statutes, and all ordinances of any municipa
Title 102 · CT 102 (12 sections)
  • 7-234. — Sec. 7-234. Operation of system, when. Payment of expenses. Waiver of acquisition rights. Any town, city or borough or d
  • 7-235. — Sec. 7-235. Revenue bonds. The legislative body of any municipality described in section 7-234, which municipality has v
  • 7-236. — Sec. 7-236. Issuance of bonds. The legislative body shall determine the form of such bonds, whether registered or coupon
  • 7-237. — Sec. 7-237. Sinking fund. The legislative body shall provide for the establishment, from the net revenues of such waterw
  • 7-238. — Sec. 7-238. Trust indenture. In the discretion of the legislative body, such bonds may be secured by a trust indenture b
  • 7-239. — Sec. 7-239. Rates for use. Liens. Assignment of liens. Powers and rights of assignee. Contract to memorialize assignment
  • 7-240. — Sec. 7-240. Separate accounts. A separate account shall be kept by the municipality of the funds derived from such water
  • 7-241. — Sec. 7-241. Additional bonds. Additional bonds may be issued in the discretion of the legislative body, to provide for t
  • 7-242. — Sec. 7-242. Issuance of refunding bonds. Refunding revenue bonds may be issued in the same manner as the bonds which the
  • 7-243. — Sec. 7-243. Receiver. If there is a default in the payment of the principal or interest upon any of such bonds, any cour
  • 7-244 — Sec. 7-244a. Temporary notes. Methods of payment. (a) In addition to its other powers described under this chapter, any
  • 7-244. — Sec. 7-244. Sales at less than par. Tax exemption. Such bonds may be sold at not less than ninety per cent of their par
Title 103 · CT 103 (38 sections)
  • 7-245. — Sec. 7-245. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter: (1) “Acquire a sewerage system” means obtain title to all or
  • 7-246 — Sec. 7-246f. Community sewerage systems. (a) Any municipal water pollution control authority may ensure the effective ma
  • 7-246. — Sec. 7-246. Water pollution control authority; designation. Preparation of municipal plan. Successor to sewer authority;
  • 7-247 — Sec. 7-247b. Monitoring duties of the Department of Public Health. Any oversight or monitoring duties created for the De
  • 7-247. — Sec. 7-247. Powers and duties of water pollution control authority re sewerage systems. Obligation to consider feasibili
  • 7-248. — Sec. 7-248. Determination of compensation for property. Whenever the water pollution control authority is unable to agre
  • 7-249 — Sec. 7-249a. Assessment of benefits upon industrial users of federally financed sewage systems. Notwithstanding the prov
  • 7-249. — Sec. 7-249. Assessment of benefits. At any time after a municipality, by its water pollution control authority, has acqu
  • 7-250. — Sec. 7-250. Public hearing. Appeal. (a) No assessment shall be made until after a public hearing before the water pollut
  • 7-251. — Sec. 7-251. New and supplementary assessments. If any assessment is not valid or enforceable for any reason, a new asses
  • 7-252. — Sec. 7-252. Due date of assessment. Assessments shall be due and payable at such time as is fixed by the water pollution
  • 7-253 — Sec. 7-253a. Adjustments in sewer assessment payments for elderly or disabled property owners. Any municipality may, by
  • 7-253. — Sec. 7-253. Installment payment of assessment. In the case of an acquisition, construction or expansion of a sewerage sy
  • 7-254 — Sec. 7-254a. Waiver of interest. Section 7-254a is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 7-254. — Sec. 7-254. Delinquent assessments. Liens. Assignment of liens. Powers and rights of assignee. Contract to memorialize a
  • 7-255. — Sec. 7-255. Charges. Hearing. Appeal. Payment by municipalities of charges upon specified classification of property or
  • 7-256. — Sec. 7-256. Revision of rates for payment of bonds. Whenever a municipality has pledged revenue to be derived from charg
  • 7-257. — Sec. 7-257. Order to connect. Appeal. The water pollution control authority may order the owner of any building to which
  • 7-258. — Sec. 7-258. Delinquent charge for connection or use. Lien. Assignment of liens. Powers and rights of assignee. Contract
  • 7-259. — Sec. 7-259. Bonds, notes or other obligations. Whenever a municipality has authorized the acquisition or construction of
  • 7-260. — Sec. 7-260. Sale of bonds, notes or other obligations. Use of proceeds. Bonds, notes or other obligations issued under a
  • 7-261. — Sec. 7-261. Full faith and credit. Bonds or notes issued under the authority of this chapter, except those which are sec
  • 7-262. — Sec. 7-262. Signatures of officers on date of execution binding. Any bonds or notes issued under the authority of this c
  • 7-263 — Sec. 7-263a. Bonds to finance portion of sewage system project. (a) As used in this section:
  • 7-263. — Sec. 7-263. Form. Maturity. Bonds, notes or other obligations issued under the authority of this chapter (1) shall be in
  • 7-264 — Sec. 7-264a. Temporary notes for financing capital projects. Methods of payment. (a) In addition to its other powers des
  • 7-264. — Sec. 7-264. Temporary notes. Any municipality which has authorized the acquisition or construction of all or of any part
  • 7-265. — Sec. 7-265. Revenue or guaranteed bonds not included in debt limitation. Bonds and notes issued pursuant to this chapter
  • 7-266. — Sec. 7-266. Agreement with bondholders. In connection with any bonds or notes issued under the authority of this chapter
  • 7-267. — Sec. 7-267. Use of funds. All benefit assessments and charges for connection with or use of the sewerage system, whether
  • 7-268. — Sec. 7-268. Special fund. Any municipality which has issued bonds or notes in accordance with this chapter may by ordina
  • 7-269 — Sec. 7-269b. Special municipal taxing districts for sewerage system purposes. Any town may, by ordinance, establish a sp
  • 7-269. — Sec. 7-269. Tax exemption. Each bond or note issued in accordance with this chapter shall be exempt, both as to principa
  • 7-270. — Sec. 7-270. Application to existing systems. Any municipality, for all or any part of any existing sewerage system, may
  • 7-271. — Sec. 7-271. Power to be additional. Any power granted by this chapter shall be in addition to, and not in derogation of,
  • 7-272. — Sec. 7-272. Joint operation of sewerage system. Any two or more municipalities may enter into and revise from time to ti
  • 7-273 — Sec. 7-273a. Charges when no assessment made. In all cases in which any municipality or any sewer commission or authorit
  • 7-273. — Sec. 7-273. Contract for use of sewerage system. Any town, city, borough or fire or sewer district, maintaining a sewera
Title 104 · CT 104 (52 sections)
  • 7-274. — Sec. 7-274. Establishment by ordinance of town police commissions; adoption by ordinance of special act provisions when
  • 7-275. — Sec. 7-275. Meetings of commissioners. Vacancies. The board of police commissioners shall elect one of its number to be
  • 7-276. — Sec. 7-276. Powers of commissioners. Such boards shall have all of the powers given by the general statutes to boards of
  • 7-277 — Sec. 7-277c. Grants to municipalities for purchase of body-worn recording equipment, digital data storage devices or ser
  • 7-277. — Sec. 7-277. Town to bear expense. The expenses, salaries and all costs of maintenance and equipment for such police depa
  • 7-278. — Sec. 7-278. Hearing prior to dismissal of municipal police head. Just cause requirement. Appeal. No active head of any p
  • 7-279. — Sec. 7-279. Subpoena to appear before municipal police commissioners. The chief executive officer of any municipality, t
  • 7-280. — Sec. 7-280. Witness fees. The same fees as provided by law for witnesses in civil causes shall be paid out of the treasu
  • 7-281 — Sec. 7-281a. Free use of COLLECT system. Each municipal police department shall have access to, and use of, the Connecti
  • 7-281. — Sec. 7-281. Execution of criminal process in towns, cities and boroughs. Execution of arrest warrants. Active members of
  • 7-282 — Sec. 7-282f. Firearm incident reports. Annual compilation and report. (a) For purposes of this section, “police officer”
  • 7-282. — Sec. 7-282. Municipal accident and police records. The police department of any city, town or borough having or receivin
  • 7-283. — Sec. 7-283. Employment of private detectives. No municipal corporation shall employ private detectives in the investigat
  • 7-284. — Sec. 7-284. Police protection at places of amusement. When police protection is necessary or required at any boxing bout
  • 7-285. — Sec. 7-285. Sale of unclaimed goods by police departments. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection,
  • 7-286. — Sec. 7-286. Police matrons in certain cities. In each city of this state having a population of twenty thousand or more,
  • 7-287. — Sec. 7-287. Female prisoners under care of police matron. The board of police commissioners or the police committee in e
  • 7-288. — Sec. 7-288. Duty of police matron. The police matron shall take charge of that part of the station so assigned for femal
  • 7-289. — Sec. 7-289. Qualifications of matron; salary; removal. Each police matron shall be (1) a female police officer or (2) a
  • 7-290. — Sec. 7-290. Separate station for female prisoners. Any city, required by section 7-286 to have a police matron, may prov
  • 7-291 — Sec. 7-291e. Requirements re provision of behavioral health assessments to police officers. (a) As used in this section:
  • 7-291. — Sec. 7-291. Police surgeons. Section 7-291 is repealed.
  • 7-292. — Sec. 7-292. Adoption of forty-hour week for policemen. (a) Any municipality may, by ordinance, adopt an average work wee
  • 7-293. — Sec. 7-293. Work week. The work week for all permanent paid members of the uniformed police force for municipalities ado
  • 7-294 — Sec. 7-294bbb. Municipal law enforcement unit meetings with stakeholders. (a) On or before October 1, 2023, and on a qua
  • 7-294. — Sec. 7-294. Earnings not affected. There shall be no diminution in the weekly earnings of any police in municipalities a
  • 7-295. — Sec. 7-295. Acceptance of part. The provisions of this part shall apply to any municipality having a police department u
  • 7-296. — Sec. 7-296. Reserve fund of police department. There shall be in each city a fund to be known as the “reserve fund of th
  • 7-297. — Sec. 7-297. Veteran reserve; retirement; death benefits. In addition to the supernumerary and regular police force in ea
  • 7-298. — Sec. 7-298. Removal of policemen not restricted. Nothing in this part shall be construed as limiting the power of remova
  • 7-299. — Sec. 7-299. City ordinances. Each city shall have authority, by ordinance, to make regulations, not inconsistent herewit
  • 7-300. — Sec. 7-300. Establishment of funds in towns and boroughs. In any town or borough which has established a police reserve
  • 7-301. — Sec. 7-301. Establishment of fire department. Any town may provide by ordinance for the protection of property within it
  • 7-302. — Sec. 7-302. Hearing prior to dismissal of fire department head. Appeal. No active head of any fire department of any tow
  • 7-303. — Sec. 7-303. “Municipality”, “work” and “duty” defined. The following words as used in sections 7-303 to 7-306, inclusive
  • 7-304. — Sec. 7-304. Participation of municipalities. (a) Any municipality may by ordinance adopt an average work week of fifty-s
  • 7-305. — Sec. 7-305. Work week. The work week for all permanent paid members of the uniformed firefighter force for municipalitie
  • 7-306. — Sec. 7-306. Earnings. There shall be no diminution in the weekly earnings of the employees concerned, nor shall there be
  • 7-307. — Sec. 7-307. Age requirement for veterans. Section 7-307 is repealed.
  • 7-308. — Sec. 7-308. Liability of volunteer firefighter, volunteer ambulance member or volunteer fire police officer. (a) As used
  • 7-309. — Sec. 7-309. Liability for damage caused by motor vehicle used for fire fighting. Section 7-309 is repealed.
  • 7-310 — Sec. 7-310a. Municipal and volunteer fire department fire apparatus inspection, maintenance and testing requirements. Ea
  • 7-310. — Sec. 7-310. Operation of fire equipment in and provision of personnel and assistance to other municipality. Any city, to
  • 7-311. — Sec. 7-311. Liability for delay in reporting fire or other emergency. No person, corporation, partnership or association
  • 7-312. — Sec. 7-312. Liability as to use of water holes. Any municipality, as defined in section 7-314, or any property owner on
  • 7-313 — Sec. 7-313r. Treasurer annual report to firefighters cancer relief fund advisory committee. (a) Not later than July 1, 2
  • 7-313. — Sec. 7-313. Fire police. Section 7-313 is repealed.
  • 7-314 — Sec. 7-314c. Assumption of liability by the state for volunteer firefighters. The liability of a municipality shall not
  • 7-314. — Sec. 7-314. Definitions. Exemption from Freedom of Information Act. (a) Wherever used in this section and sections 7-314
  • 7-322 — Sec. 7-322d. Election of officers. Ballots exempt from Freedom of Information Act. Nothing in chapter 14 shall be constr
  • 7-323 — Sec. 7-323w. (Note: This section is effective July 1, 2025.) Receipt and use of funds or contributions by regional fire
  • 7-323. — Sec. 7-323. Application of part. Section 7-323 is repealed.
Title 105 · CT 105 (21 sections)
  • 7-324. — Sec. 7-324. Definition. Continuation of former districts. For the purposes of sections 7-324 to 7-329, inclusive, “distr
  • 7-325. — Sec. 7-325. Organization. Boundary changes. Reports. Statements. (a) Upon the petition of fifteen or more voters, as def
  • 7-326. — Sec. 7-326. Purposes. At such meeting, the voters may establish a district for any or all of the following purposes: To
  • 7-327 — Sec. 7-327a. Petition for vote. Form. Statement by and qualification of circulator. In any case in which an action for a
  • 7-327. — Sec. 7-327. Meetings and referenda. Officers. Fiscal year. (a) At the meeting called for the purpose of establishing a d
  • 7-328 — Sec. 7-328c. Districts established in 1839. Notwithstanding the provisions of any special act or sections 7-324 to 7-329
  • 7-328. — Sec. 7-328. Taxation. Bonds. (a) The territorial limits of the district shall constitute a separate taxing district, and
  • 7-329 — Sec. 7-329v. Port authority report. Not later than January 1, 2025, and quarterly thereafter, the Connecticut Port Autho
  • 7-329. — Sec. 7-329. Termination of district. Whenever the officers of such district vote to terminate its corporate existence an
  • 7-330. — Sec. 7-330. Formation of municipal district. Any two or more towns, cities or boroughs may, by vote of their legislative
  • 7-331. — Sec. 7-331. Payment of expenses. The proportional share of each constituent municipality of the indebtedness and current
  • 7-332. — Sec. 7-332. Admission to or withdrawal from district. Any municipality may, by vote of its legislative body, after the f
  • 7-333. — Sec. 7-333. Metropolitan districts. Definitions. Whenever used in sections 7-334 to 7-339, inclusive, “metropolitan area
  • 7-334 — Sec. 7-334a. Metropolitan District of Hartford County. Independent Consumer Advocate. Duties. Qualifications. Reports. (
  • 7-334. — Sec. 7-334. Formation of metropolitan district. Jurisdiction. The central city and any one or more towns, cities or boro
  • 7-335. — Sec. 7-335. Powers of districts. The central city and any one or more towns, cities or boroughs, in addition to such pow
  • 7-336. — Sec. 7-336. Petition to establish district. Any action to establish a metropolitan district shall be initiated by a two-
  • 7-337. — Sec. 7-337. Charter commission. Within sixty days after action to establish a metropolitan district has been initiated b
  • 7-338. — Sec. 7-338. Preparation of charter. Such charter commission shall prepare a district charter providing for the administr
  • 7-339 — Sec. 7-339l. Authority to be in addition to other powers. The authorization in sections 7-339a to 7-339l, inclusive, to
  • 7-339. — Sec. 7-339. Vote on charter. Not less than ninety days nor more than one year after the first meeting of the metropolita
Title 106 · CT 106 (11 sections)
  • 7-340 — Sec. 7-340a. Alternate members of boards of finance. Appointment or election provided for by ordinance. Any town, in add
  • 7-340. — Sec. 7-340. Towns may establish. Any town may, at any annual or special meeting, warned and held for that purpose, vote
  • 7-341. — Sec. 7-341. Oath. Expenses. The members of the board of finance shall be sworn to a faithful performance of their duties
  • 7-342. — Sec. 7-342. Officers. Meetings. Filing of minutes and records. Polling of members. Such board shall choose one of its me
  • 7-343. — Sec. 7-343. Filling of vacancies. In case of a vacancy in the membership of the board of finance, unless otherwise provi
  • 7-344. — Sec. 7-344. Appropriations. Laying of tax. Not less than two weeks before the annual town meeting, the board shall hold
  • 7-345. — Sec. 7-345. Information concerning town agencies. Each town agency which has expended any appropriation during the past
  • 7-346. — Sec. 7-346. Tax may be apportioned over a period of years. Wherever used in this section, the phrase “recurring expendit
  • 7-347. — Sec. 7-347. May transfer unexpended balances. The board may transfer unexpended balances from one appropriation to anoth
  • 7-348. — Sec. 7-348. Towns not to contract in excess of appropriations. Town meeting to increase amount. No officer of such town
  • 7-349. — Sec. 7-349. Penalty. Any officer who, in violation of any provision of this chapter, expends or causes to be expended an
Title 108 · CT 108 (10 sections)
  • 7-359. — Sec. 7-359. Definitions. When used in this chapter, “municipality” means any town, city or borough, whether consolidated
  • 7-360. — Sec. 7-360. Creation of fund. Upon the recommendation and approval of the budget-making authority, the legislative body
  • 7-361. — Sec. 7-361. Procurement of fund. Upon the recommendation of the budget-making authority and approval by the legislative
  • 7-362. — Sec. 7-362. Investment of fund. The budget-making authority may, from time to time, direct the treasurer to invest, such
  • 7-363. — Sec. 7-363. Information re fund. The treasurer shall annually make available information and data on the condition of su
  • 7-364. — Sec. 7-364. Use of fund. Upon the recommendation of the budget-making authority and approval by the legislative body, an
  • 7-365. — Sec. 7-365. Termination of appropriation. If any authorized appropriation is set up pursuant to the provisions of sectio
  • 7-366. — Sec. 7-366. Appropriation when reserve fund insufficient. If, in the opinion of the budget-making authority, such reserv
  • 7-367. — Sec. 7-367. Amount of fund not to exceed current tax levy. No payments shall be made to the reserve fund as provided for
  • 7-368. — Sec. 7-368. Discontinuance of reserve fund. Said reserve fund may be discontinued, after recommendation by the budget-ma
Title 109 · CT 109 (19 sections)
  • 7-369 — Sec. 7-369b. Representations and agreements to ensure desired federal income tax treatment of municipal debt obligations
  • 7-369. — Sec. 7-369. Authority to issue bonds. When any municipality has made appropriations or incurred debts exceeding ten thou
  • 7-370 — Sec. 7-370c. Authority to issue refunding bonds for payment, funding or refunding of bonds, notes or other obligations p
  • 7-370. — Sec. 7-370. Manner of issuance. Any municipality, as defined in section 7-369, which issues bonds, notes or other obliga
  • 7-371 — Sec. 7-371a. Sale of municipal bonds by negotiation. Consolidated maturity schedule. (a) For purposes of this section:
  • 7-371. — Sec. 7-371. Form of bonds. Unless otherwise provided by the general statutes or any special act, bonds issued by any mun
  • 7-372. — Sec. 7-372. Issuing of bonds by beach associations and similar subdivisions. No beach association, or any other subdivis
  • 7-373. — Sec. 7-373. Banks to certify municipal bonds. Disbursing agent. Each town, city, borough, school district, fire district
  • 7-374 — Sec. 7-374d. Municipal issue of pension deficit funding bonds or temporary notes in anticipation of receipt of proceeds.
  • 7-374. — Sec. 7-374. Bonded indebtedness of municipalities. (a) Definitions. As used in this section, “town” includes each town,
  • 7-375. — Sec. 7-375. Inconsistent special act provisions. Any provision of any special act inconsistent with the provisions of su
  • 7-376. — Sec. 7-376. Redemption of outstanding bonds. Any town which has issued any bonds or other obligations under or by virtue
  • 7-377 — Sec. 7-377a. Destruction of bonds and notes after payment or transfer of ownership. Any town or municipality, as defined
  • 7-377. — Sec. 7-377. Redemption of bonds before maturity. Any city or borough, by vote of its legislative body, or any town or ot
  • 7-378 — Sec. 7-378g. Renewal of temporary notes issued by town to finance water filtration, supply or distribution facilities, a
  • 7-378. — Sec. 7-378. Anticipation notes. Whenever any municipality, as defined in section 7-369, has authorized the issuance of g
  • 7-379. — Sec. 7-379. Issuance of bonds and notes for dire emergencies. As used in this section, the word “town” has the meaning a
  • 7-380 — Sec. 7-380c. Maturity date for bonds issued for water, waste or community facilities. Maturity date for bonds issued for
  • 7-380. — Sec. 7-380. Facsimile signatures. Manual signature requirements. Any bonds, notes or other obligations for the payment o
Title 110 · CT 110 (10 sections)
  • 7-381. — Sec. 7-381. Definitions. Whenever used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: “Municipality” means any
  • 7-382. — Sec. 7-382. Adoption of uniform fiscal year. Budget and tax adjustments. Forfeiture for noncompliance. (a) Notwithstandi
  • 7-383. — Sec. 7-383. Due date of tax levy. The first installment of the general property tax levy of each complying municipality
  • 7-384. — Sec. 7-384. Issuance of bonds and notes by complying municipalities. Each complying municipality may enact an ordinance,
  • 7-385. — Sec. 7-385. Maturity of bonds. All bonds issued under the provisions of this chapter shall mature in annual or semiannua
  • 7-386. — Sec. 7-386. Validity of bonds. Any bonds reciting that they are issued pursuant to this chapter shall, in any action or
  • 7-387. — Sec. 7-387. Change of term of elected officials. Section 7-387 is repealed.
  • 7-388. — Sec. 7-388. Annual budget meetings. Any municipality complying with the provisions of this chapter shall, at its annual
  • 7-389. — Sec. 7-389. Financing of change in fiscal year. (a) Any municipality proposing a change in its fiscal year to comply wit
  • 7-390. — Sec. 7-390. Publication of budget. Statements by municipalities adopting uniform fiscal years. Each municipality adoptin
Title 111 · CT 111 (9 sections)
  • 7-391. — Sec. 7-391. Definitions. When used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall hav
  • 7-392. — Sec. 7-392. Making of audits and filing of statements. (a) All municipalities shall have all their financial statements
  • 7-393. — Sec. 7-393. Working papers of accountant; preservation for inspection. Civil penalty. Upon the completion of an audit, t
  • 7-394 — Sec. 7-394b. Municipal Finance Advisory Commission. (a) There is established a Municipal Finance Advisory Commission whi
  • 7-394. — Sec. 7-394. Publication of notice that audit available for inspection by public. When the audit provided for in section
  • 7-395. — Sec. 7-395. Secretary's review of audit report. Public meeting. Chief executive officer's or superintendent's plan for c
  • 7-396 — Sec. 7-396a. Audits of agencies receiving state grants. (a) Any agreement for a state grant entered into between a state
  • 7-396. — Sec. 7-396. Designation of auditor. The regional board of education and appointing authority of any municipality or audi
  • 7-397. — Sec. 7-397. Repeal of charter provisions. So much of any charter provisions of any municipality as is inconsistent with
Title 112 · CT 112 (12 sections)
  • 7-398. — Sec. 7-398. Returns concerning finances to be under oath; false statement. All reports or returns, in any respect concer
  • 7-399. — Sec. 7-399. Uniform accounting system. Section 7-399 is repealed.
  • 7-400. — Sec. 7-400. Investment of funds. The treasurer of any municipality, as defined in section 7-359, upon approval by the bu
  • 7-401. — Sec. 7-401. Definitions. As used in sections 7-402 and 7-403, the following words and terms shall have the following mea
  • 7-402. — Sec. 7-402. Deposit of public money and trust funds. (a) Any public official of any municipality may deposit any public
  • 7-403 — Sec. 7-403a. Loss and retiree benefits reserve fund. (a) Upon the recommendation of the chief executive officer of a mun
  • 7-403. — Sec. 7-403. Deposit of funds in custodian account. Any municipality which has accepted, assumed or received or which hol
  • 7-404. — Sec. 7-404. Bond of city or borough treasurer. Section 7-404 is repealed.
  • 7-405 — Sec. 7-405a. Borrowing in anticipation of receipt of taxes, water charges or federal or state grants. Any political subd
  • 7-405. — Sec. 7-405. Expenditures by municipalities and regional school districts before adoption of budgets. (a) When annual app
  • 7-406 — Sec. 7-406c. Uniform system of accounting for municipal revenues and expenditures. Municipality to file financial data.
  • 7-406. — Sec. 7-406. Town reports. The board of finance or other corresponding board in each town, or, if there is no such board,
Title 113 · CT 113 (92 sections)
  • 1-1 — Sec. 1-1(f) is directory not mandatory, does not “require” singular and plural forms to be interchangeable and therefore
  • 7-407. — Sec. 7-407. Method of adoption. Any political subdivision of this state may adopt the provisions of this part in the man
  • 7-408. — Sec. 7-408. Civil service board; appointment; terms of office; removal. Within thirty days after such official determina
  • 7-409. — Sec. 7-409. Purpose of part. Rules. The purpose of this part is to provide means for selecting and promoting each public
  • 7-410. — Sec. 7-410. Civil service board; president; chief examiner. The board shall select one of its members as president and s
  • 7-411. — Sec. 7-411. Classification of officers and employees. Such civil service board shall, within ninety days after the initi
  • 7-412. — Sec. 7-412. Publication of rules. All rules made as herein provided and all changes therein shall be printed forthwith f
  • 7-413. — Sec. 7-413. Examination of applicants. Certification. Each applicant for an office or employment in such classified serv
  • 7-414. — Sec. 7-414. Classified service; eligible list; promotion. The board shall, from the returns or reports of the tests, pre
  • 7-415. — Sec. 7-415. Credit allowances to veterans in examinations for original appointment. Any veteran who served in time of wa
  • 7-416. — Sec. 7-416. Appointments. The appointing officer under whom a position classified under the provisions of this part is t
  • 7-417. — Sec. 7-417. Probation; notice of appointment or of creation or abolition of office. Appointments shall be on probation f
  • 7-418. — Sec. 7-418. Inmates of institutions excepted. Inmates of any institution, supported in and by any political subdivision
  • 7-419. — Sec. 7-419. Removal of officers or employees. No officer or employee in the classified civil service shall be removed, d
  • 7-420. — Sec. 7-420. Interference with or false grading of applicants. No person shall, either by himself or in cooperation with
  • 7-421 — Sec. 7-421b. Limitation on restrictions of political rights of municipal employees. Notwithstanding any general statute,
  • 7-421. — Sec. 7-421. Political activities of classified municipal employees. Candidacy of municipal employees for elective office
  • 7-422. — Sec. 7-422. Personnel appeals board. Appeal to Superior Court. Any town, city or borough may, by ordinance, create a per
  • 7-423. — Sec. 7-423. Technical services by Department of Administrative Services. Any municipality or other political subdivision
  • 7-424. — Sec. 7-424. Penalty. Any person who, wilfully or through culpable negligence, violates any rule promulgated in accordanc
  • 7-425. — Sec. 7-425. Definitions. The following words and phrases as used in this part, except as otherwise provided, shall have
  • 7-426. — Sec. 7-426. Separate funds. Retirement rate. Section 7-426 is repealed.
  • 7-427 — Sec. 7-427b. Credit for prior service with private industry council or regional workforce development board. (a) Any emp
  • 7-427. — Sec. 7-427. Participation by municipalities. (a) Any municipality except a housing authority, which is governed by subse
  • 7-428. — Sec. 7-428. Retirement on account of length of service and age. Any member of fund B shall be eligible for retirement an
  • 7-429. — Sec. 7-429. Retirement of elective officers. If any member of a participating municipality who is an elective officer is
  • 7-430. — Sec. 7-430. Involuntary retirement; temporary retention. Any member, other than an elective officer, shall be retired at
  • 7-431. — Sec. 7-431. Separation from service before voluntary retirement age. Any member of fund B separated from the service of
  • 7-432. — Sec. 7-432. Disability retirement: Application; continuance; calculation of income. Reconsideration. (a) Any member shal
  • 7-433 — Sec. 7-433d. Injury or death of fireman while engaged in fire duties with another company. Any uniformed member of a pai
  • 7-434 — Sec. 7-434a. Continuation of membership during service as elected official. Any member of the municipal employees' retir
  • 7-434. — Sec. 7-434. Continuity of service. Periods of absence of not more than ninety days in any one calendar year shall not be
  • 7-435. — Sec. 7-435. Retirement benefits for members of fund A. Section 7-435 is repealed.
  • 7-436 — Sec. 7-436b. Credit for military service for members of fund B. (a) Any member of fund B of the municipal employees' ret
  • 7-436. — Sec. 7-436. Retirement benefits, monthly allowances. (a) Members not covered by Social Security. After retirement, in ac
  • 7-437. — Sec. 7-437. Retirement allowance and Social Security benefits to equal sum payable under retirement system alone, when.
  • 7-438. — Sec. 7-438. Continuation of retirement allowance upon other public employment. Participation in state or municipal retir
  • 7-439 — Sec. 7-439h. Erroneous payments; adjustment; waiver of repayment; regulations. (a) Should any change or error in records
  • 7-440 — Sec. 7-440a. Certain contributions by members treated as employer contributions. Each participating employer may pick up
  • 7-440. — Sec. 7-440. Contributions by members; interest; refunds to municipalities; payment to beneficiaries. (a) Each member sha
  • 7-441 — Sec. 7-441a. Contributions to remain at level in effect on June 30, 1980. Section 7-441a is repealed, effective October
  • 7-441. — Sec. 7-441. Definitions. Contributions by municipalities. Municipal issuance of employees' retirement system funding bon
  • 7-442 — Sec. 7-442e. Credit for prior service with Connecticut Housing Authority. Any employee of the Connecticut Housing Author
  • 7-442. — Sec. 7-442. Transfer from fund A to fund B. Section 7-442 is repealed.
  • 7-443. — Sec. 7-443. Initial rates of contribution by municipality. The Retirement Commission shall fix the initial rates of cont
  • 7-444. — Sec. 7-444. Withdrawal by a municipality. A municipality may withdraw one or more departments from the retirement system
  • 7-445. — Sec. 7-445. Liability of municipality. Each participating municipality shall be liable to the fund for the cost of maint
  • 7-446. — Sec. 7-446. Assignments prohibited. Any assignment by a member or beneficiary of any allowance or benefit payable under
  • 7-447. — Sec. 7-447. Custody and investment of funds. All contributions received from members and municipalities shall be paid ov
  • 7-448 — Sec. 7-448a. Connecticut Municipal Employees Retirement Commission. (a) Connecticut Municipal Employees Retirement Commi
  • 7-448. — Sec. 7-448. Administration of part. Penalty for failure to provide necessary information to Retirement Commission. The a
  • 7-449. — Sec. 7-449. Effect of amendment or repeal of part. In case of the amendment or repeal of this part, the liability of fun
  • 7-450 — Sec. 7-450c. Diminishment or reduction of rights or benefits under pension and retirement systems. Notwithstanding any p
  • 7-450. — Sec. 7-450. Establishment of pension and retirement systems or other past employment health and life benefit systems. (a
  • 7-451. — Sec. 7-451. Retroactive coverage. Any agreement or modification entered into under sections 7-452 to 7-455, inclusive, t
  • 7-452. — Sec. 7-452. Participation in federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System: Definitions. Terms used in sections 7-452 t
  • 7-453. — Sec. 7-453. Membership in system. Contributions. Any municipality of the state may, by vote of its legislative body and
  • 7-454. — Sec. 7-454. Employees not included. In determining the municipal employees entitled to participate in the system and the
  • 7-455. — Sec. 7-455. Referendum. (1) With respect to the employees of any municipality, the Governor shall authorize a referendum
  • 7-456. — Sec. 7-456. Deductions from wages. The legislative body of each municipal member of the system shall direct the treasure
  • 7-457. — Sec. 7-457. Agreement between commission and municipality. The agreement between the commission and the municipality sha
  • 7-458. — Sec. 7-458. Refund of amounts recovered from federal government. Any amount recovered by the state from the federal gove
  • 7-459 — Sec. 7-459d. Defined contribution retirement plan. (a) On or after July 1, 2025, the State Comptroller shall create a mu
  • 7-459. — Sec. 7-459. Retroactivity. The provisions of sections 7-452 to 7-458, inclusive, and this section shall be retroactive t
  • 7-460 — Sec. 7-460d. Additional compensation for certain retired public safety employees. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of t
  • 7-460. — Sec. 7-460. Compensation of officials and employees. Unless otherwise specifically provided in the general statutes, any
  • 7-461 — Sec. 7-461b. Municipal employee sick leave. Use by employees who have disabilities for service animal training. (a) As u
  • 7-461. — Sec. 7-461. Leave of absence for reserve corps field training. Each officer and employee of any town, city or borough wh
  • 7-462. — Sec. 7-462. Reinstatement of employees after military leave. (a) Any employee who leaves the service of any political su
  • 7-463. — Sec. 7-463. Interest of state in employees' bonds. Whenever an official or other officer or a clerk or employee of any t
  • 7-464 — Sec. 7-464c. Retirement plans offered by a political subdivision of the state. Administration. Disclosures required. (a)
  • 7-464. — Sec. 7-464. Group insurance benefits for municipal employees, volunteer firefighters and volunteer ambulance personnel.
  • 7-465. — Sec. 7-465. Assumption of liability for damage caused by employee of municipality or member of local emergency planning
  • 7-466. — Sec. 7-466. Collective bargaining authorized. Section 7-466 is repealed.
  • 7-467 — Sec. 7-467a. Qualification of employee organization. No employee organization, as defined in section 7-467, shall be eli
  • 7-467. — Sec. 7-467. Collective bargaining. Definitions. When used in sections 7-467 to 7-477, inclusive:
  • 7-468. — Sec. 7-468. Rights of employees and representatives. Duty of fair representation. (a) Employees shall have, and shall be
  • 7-469. — Sec. 7-469. Duty to bargain collectively. The municipal employer and such employee organization as has been designated a
  • 7-470. — Sec. 7-470. Prohibited acts of employers and employee organizations. (a) Municipal employers or their representatives or
  • 7-471 — Sec. 7-471a. Supervisory employees not required to form employees association. Nothing in sections 7-467 and 7-471 shall
  • 7-471. — Sec. 7-471. Powers of State Board of Labor Relations. The State Board of Labor Relations shall have the following power
  • 7-472. — Sec. 7-472. Mediation by State Board of Mediation and Arbitration. (a) The services of the State Board of Mediation and
  • 7-473 — Sec. 7-473c. Neutral Arbitrator Selection Committee. Panel of neutral arbitrators. Mandatory binding arbitration; proced
  • 7-473. — Sec. 7-473. Petition to State Board of Mediation and Arbitration for fact finding. Fact finder's report and appearance b
  • 7-474 — Sec. 7-474a. Provision limiting volunteer services for maintenance of buildings and grounds prohibited in collective bar
  • 7-474. — Sec. 7-474. Negotiations and agreements between municipality and employee representatives. Federal approval. Elective bi
  • 7-475. — Sec. 7-475. Strikes prohibited. Nothing in sections 7-467 to 7-477, inclusive, shall constitute a grant of the right to
  • 7-476. — Sec. 7-476. Existing bargaining unit not altered during term of agreement. Nothing in sections 7-467 to 7-477, inclusive
  • 7-477. — Sec. 7-477. Payroll deductions of union dues authorized. Municipal employers and employee organizations are authorized t
  • 7-478 — Sec. 7-478f. Rejection of award by legislative body. Second arbitration format. Notwithstanding the provisions of sectio
  • 7-478. — Sec. 7-478. Municipal employee member of civil service board or commission not to participate in certain matters. Any pr
  • 7-479. — Sec. 7-479. Conflicts of interest. For the purposes of this section, “municipality” means any town, city, borough, schoo
Title 114 · CT 114 (24 sections)
  • 7-480. — Sec. 7-480. Short title. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Connecticut City and Town Development Act”
  • 7-481. — Sec. 7-481. Declaration of legislative policy. (a) It is hereby found and declared that there continues to exist in the
  • 7-482. — Sec. 7-482. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 7-483. — Sec. 7-483. Powers granted to municipalities. In furtherance of the purposes of this chapter, which are hereby deemed to
  • 7-484. — Sec. 7-484. Actions to be undertaken by means of separate resolutions. No action in the exercise of any powers granted u
  • 7-485. — Sec. 7-485. Required municipal findings and determinations. Discretionary referendum. (a) No power granted to a municipa
  • 7-486. — Sec. 7-486. Delegation of powers. (a) A municipality shall have the power to delegate any power reserved to the municipa
  • 7-487. — Sec. 7-487. Laws governing city and town development. (a) This chapter shall not supersede any other general statute, sp
  • 7-488. — Sec. 7-488. Power of municipality to make loans. (a) A municipality shall have the power to make loans, which for the pu
  • 7-489. — Sec. 7-489. Sale, lease, disposition and use of development property. (a) A municipality shall have power to sell, lease
  • 7-490. — Sec. 7-490. Imposition and collection of facility charges. (a) A municipality shall have the power to charge and collect
  • 7-491. — Sec. 7-491. Issuance of notes and bonds. (a) Subject to the provisions of section 7-492 and any general statute, special
  • 7-492. — Sec. 7-492. Capital reserve fund established. Petition. Referendum. (a)(1) The municipality may create and establish a c
  • 7-493. — Sec. 7-493. Bonds and notes to be special obligation of municipality. Applicability of statutory debt limitation. Bonds
  • 7-494. — Sec. 7-494. Municipal moneys to be deposited in separate accounts. Annual audits. (a) All moneys of a municipality deriv
  • 7-495. — Sec. 7-495. Municipal default or noncompliance. Appointment of trustee. (a) In the event that a municipality shall defau
  • 7-496. — Sec. 7-496. Notes and bonds made securities. The notes and bonds of municipalities are hereby made securities in which a
  • 7-497. — Sec. 7-497. Income from notes and bonds tax-exempt; exception. It is hereby determined that the powers conferred upon mu
  • 7-498. — Sec. 7-498. Development property may be tax-exempt. Any development property may be exempted from any property tax impos
  • 7-499. — Sec. 7-499. Agreement with bond holders. The state does hereby pledge to and agree with the holders of any notes or bond
  • 7-500. — Sec. 7-500. Exclusive procedure for issuance of bonds. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other general statute, spec
  • 7-501. — Sec. 7-501. Competitive or public bidding requirements. This chapter shall not supersede any provision of any general st
  • 7-502. — Sec. 7-502. Applicability of payment bond, prevailing wage and other employee benefit laws. (a) The provisions of sectio
  • 7-503. — Sec. 7-503. Chapter grants no authority for municipality to acquire, own, develop or improve real property outside its b
Title 115 · CT 115 (4 sections)
  • 7-504. — Sec. 7-504. Definitions. As used in section 7-505:
  • 7-505. — Sec. 7-505. State grants to municipalities. Distribution formula. (a) During each fiscal year the Comptroller shall pay
  • 7-506. — Sec. 7-506. Annual appropriation for purposes of Sec. 7-505. Section 7-506 is repealed.
  • 7-510. — Sec. 7-510. State grants to municipalities based on housing units. Distribution formula. (a) As used in this section:
Title 116 · CT 116 (3 sections)
  • 7-520. — Sec. 7-520. Local emergency relief account established. There is established an account within the General Fund to be kn
  • 7-521. — Sec. 7-521. Local Emergency Relief Advisory Committee established. (a) There is established a Local Emergency Relief Adv
  • 7-522. — Sec. 7-522. Application for grant. Review of application. Payment of funds. Use of funds. Repayment of funds. (a) On or
Title 117 · CT 117 (22 sections)
  • 7-560. — Sec. 7-560. Definitions. Whenever used in subsection (a) of section 7-394b, and sections 7-560 to 7-579, inclusive, the
  • 7-561. — Sec. 7-561. Establishment of property tax intercept procedure and debt service payment fund. Any municipality may establ
  • 7-562. — Sec. 7-562. Documentation for issuance of general obligations. Requirements for intercept procedures and debt service pa
  • 7-563. — Sec. 7-563. Indenture or other agreements. The tax intercept procedure and the debt service payment fund shall be establ
  • 7-564. — Sec. 7-564. Rights and remedies of holders of general obligations. The holders of general obligations for the benefit of
  • 7-565. — Sec. 7-565. State pledge to holders of general obligations. The state does hereby pledge to and agree with the holders o
  • 7-566. — Sec. 7-566. Municipal petition to become a debtor. No municipality shall file a petition to become a debtor under Chapte
  • 7-567. — Sec. 7-567. Additional property tax to pay current year's expenses. If during any fiscal year any municipality determine
  • 7-568. — Sec. 7-568. Issuance of deficit obligations to fund general fund deficiency. Required designation of designated tier III
  • 7-569. — Sec. 7-569. Obligation for which there is a special capital reserve fund. State Treasurer's approval. No municipality, i
  • 7-570. — Sec. 7-570. Issuance of additional general obligations. Any certified or designated municipality which has authorized th
  • 7-571. — Sec. 7-571. Establishment of special capital reserve fund to secure general obligations. (a) Any certified or designated
  • 7-572. — Sec. 7-572. Application by tier I municipality to Secretary of Office of Policy and Management for certification or desi
  • 7-573. — Sec. 7-573. Requirements for general obligations by tier I certified or designated municipality. Any tier I certified mu
  • 7-574. — Sec. 7-574. Application by tier II municipality to Secretary of Office of Policy and Management for certification to iss
  • 7-575. — Sec. 7-575. Requirements for general obligations by certified tier II municipalities or designated tier II, III or IV mu
  • 7-576 — Sec. 7-576j. Contract with designated tier III or IV municipality for contract assistance. Limits. Provisions. Prohibiti
  • 7-576. — Sec. 7-576. Referral of tier II municipality to Municipal Finance Advisory Commission. Three-year financial plan. Monthl
  • 7-577. — Sec. 7-577. Attorney General to apply for writ of mandamus. (a) The Attorney General may apply for a writ of mandamus on
  • 7-578. — Sec. 7-578. Municipal comprehensive economic development plan to increase tax base. Within one year of initial participa
  • 7-579 — Sec. 7-579a. Determination of cumulative excess of expenditures and excess of estimated expenditures for certain fiscal
  • 7-579. — Sec. 7-579. Definition of deficit obligation re town and city of New Haven. For the purposes of sections 7-560 to 7-578,
Title 118 · CT 118 (9 sections)
  • 7-600. — Sec. 7-600. Neighborhood revitalization zones: Establishment. (a) Any municipality may by resolution of its legislative
  • 7-601. — Sec. 7-601. Neighborhood revitalization planning committee. Strategic plan. Defense and indemnification. (a) Upon passag
  • 7-602. — Sec. 7-602. Approval of strategic plan. Reports re implementation. Amendments. Defense and indemnification of neighborho
  • 7-603. — Sec. 7-603. Legislative finding; exercise of power of eminent domain in neighborhood revitalization areas. It is found a
  • 7-604. — Sec. 7-604. Reuse and resale of property acquired by eminent domain. In the reuse and resale of residential property acq
  • 7-605. — Sec. 7-605. Waiver of codes and regulations. (a) After enacting a resolution establishing a neighborhood revitalization
  • 7-606. — Sec. 7-606. Receiver of rents. (a) Any municipality in which a neighborhood revitalization zone has been established pur
  • 7-607. — Sec. 7-607. Duties of Office of Policy and Management re neighborhood revitalization zones. The Office of Policy and Man
  • 7-608. — Sec. 7-608. Neighborhood Revitalization Zone Advisory Board. Duties. Neighborhood revitalization zone grant-in-aid progr
Title 119 · CT 119 (2 sections)
  • 7-620 — Sec. 7-620e. Bonds made securities. The bonds of a municipality issued under sections 7-620 to 7-620e, inclusive, are he
  • 7-620. — Sec. 7-620. Enterprise zone facility bonds authorized. Any municipality in the state which meets the requirements for th
Title 124 · CT 124 (24 sections)
  • 8-1 — Sec. 8-1cc. Outdoor food and beverage service as accessory use. (a) For the purposes of this section, “beverage” include
  • 8-1. — Sec. 8-1. Zoning commissions. (a) Any municipality may, by vote of its legislative body, adopt the provisions of this ch
  • 8-10. — Sec. 8-10. Appeals procedure to apply to all municipalities. The provisions of sections 8-8 and 8-9 shall apply to appea
  • 8-11 — Sec. 8-11a. Disqualification of board member as enforcement officer. No person may serve as zoning enforcement officer i
  • 8-11. — Sec. 8-11. Disqualification of members of zoning authorities. No member of any zoning commission or board and no member
  • 8-12 — Sec. 8-12a. Establishment of municipal penalties for violations of regulations. (a) Any municipality may, by ordinance a
  • 8-12. — Sec. 8-12. Procedure when regulations are violated. If any building or structure has been erected, constructed, altered,
  • 8-13 — Sec. 8-13a. Nonconforming buildings, structures and land uses. (a)(1) When a building or other structure is so situated
  • 8-13. — Sec. 8-13. Controlling requirement in case of variation. If the regulations made under authority of the provisions of th
  • 8-2 — Sec. 8-2s. Zoning regulations re middle housing development. Housing unit-equivalent points. (a) Any zoning regulations
  • 8-2. — Sec. 8-2. Regulations. (a)(1) The zoning commission of each city, town or borough is authorized to regulate, within the
  • 8-3 — Sec. 8-3m. Approval of warehousing or distribution facility prohibited in certain circumstances. Notwithstanding any mun
  • 8-3. — Sec. 8-3. Establishment and changing of zoning regulations and districts. Enforcement of regulations. Certification of b
  • 8-4 — Sec. 8-4c. Training for members of planning, zoning or combined planning and zoning commissions and zoning boards of app
  • 8-4. — Sec. 8-4. Zoning commission may be designated as planning and zoning commission. Section 8-4 is repealed.
  • 8-5 — Sec. 8-5b. Ordinance may provide for appointment of alternate members. Any town, city or borough, in addition to such po
  • 8-5. — Sec. 8-5. Zoning board of appeals. Alternate members. (a) In each municipality having a zoning commission there shall be
  • 8-6 — Sec. 8-6a. Appeal to be heard before variance when both joined. Whenever an application to a zoning board of appeals for
  • 8-6. — Sec. 8-6. Powers and duties of board of appeals. (a) The zoning board of appeals shall have the following powers and dut
  • 8-7 — Sec. 8-7e. Notice to adjoining municipalities of applications or requests. Section 8-7e is repealed, effective October 1
  • 8-7. — Sec. 8-7. Appeals to board. Hearings. Effective date of exceptions or variances; filing requirements. The concurring vot
  • 8-8 — Sec. 8-8a. Process for mediation. (a) As used in this section, “mediation” means the process where the parties in an app
  • 8-8. — Sec. 8-8. Appeal from board to court. Mediation. Review by Appellate Court. (a) As used in this section:
  • 8-9. — Sec. 8-9. Appeals from zoning commissions and planning and zoning commissions. Review by Appellate Court. Appeals from z
Title 126 · CT 126 (18 sections)
  • 8-18. — Sec. 8-18. Definitions. As used in this chapter: “Commission” means a planning commission; “municipality” includes a cit
  • 8-19 — Sec. 8-19a. Alternate members of planning commission. Any municipality, in addition to such powers as it has under the p
  • 8-19. — Sec. 8-19. Creation of planning commissions. Exemption re certain affordable housing. (a) Any municipality may create by
  • 8-20. — Sec. 8-20. Designation of planning commission as planning and zoning commission. Section 8-20 is repealed.
  • 8-21. — Sec. 8-21. Disqualification of members in matters before planning or zoning commissions or zoning board of appeals. Repl
  • 8-22. — Sec. 8-22. Contracts and expenditures. Action by majority vote. The commission may engage such employees as are necessar
  • 8-23. — Sec. 8-23. Preparation, amendment or adoption of plan of conservation and development. (a)(1) At least once every ten ye
  • 8-24. — Sec. 8-24. Municipal improvements. No municipal agency or legislative body shall (1) locate, accept, abandon, widen, nar
  • 8-25 — Sec. 8-25b. Fund. Payments in lieu of open spaces. Any municipality which provides in regulations, adopted pursuant to s
  • 8-25. — Sec. 8-25. Subdivision of land. (a) No subdivision of land shall be made until a plan for such subdivision has been appr
  • 8-26 — Sec. 8-26h. Validation re erected structures on lot or lots shown on filed map or plan of subdivision. No use or occupan
  • 8-26. — Sec. 8-26. Approval of subdivision and resubdivision plans. Waiver of certain regulation requirements. Fees. Hearing. No
  • 8-27. — Sec. 8-27. Building on unaccepted streets. Any municipality having a planning commission may, by ordinance, prohibit or
  • 8-28 — Sec. 8-28b. Change in subdivision regulations or zoning districts not to affect approved subdivision plan. Notwithstandi
  • 8-28. — Sec. 8-28. Notice of decision of planning commission. Appeal. Notice of all official actions or decisions of a planning
  • 8-29. — Sec. 8-29. Filing of maps and plans. Notice and hearing. Assessments. Such commission is authorized, unless otherwise pr
  • 8-30 — Sec. 8-30a. Appeals provisions to apply in all municipalities. The provisions of section 8-8 shall apply to appeals from
  • 8-30. — Sec. 8-30. Appeals. Action by court. Section 8-30 is repealed.
Title 127 · CT 127 (13 sections)
  • 8-31 — Sec. 8-31c. Term “regional council of governments” substituted for “regional planning agency”. (a) (1) Wherever the term
  • 8-31. — Sec. 8-31. Formation. Representation. Section 8-31 is repealed.
  • 8-32 — Sec. 8-32a. Jurisdiction. Extension to contiguous municipality. Section 8-32a is repealed, effective January 1, 2015.
  • 8-32. — Sec. 8-32. Jurisdiction. Section 8-32 is repealed.
  • 8-33 — Sec. 8-33a. Officers of agency. Bylaws. Meetings. Annual report. Section 8-33a is repealed, effective January 1, 2015.
  • 8-33. — Sec. 8-33. Termination. Section 8-33 is repealed.
  • 8-34 — Sec. 8-34a. Receipt of funds. Dues. Borrowing. Employees and consultants. Contracts. Audits. Section 8-34a is repealed,
  • 8-34. — Sec. 8-34. Withdrawal from regional planning authority. Section 8-34 is repealed.
  • 8-35 — Sec. 8-35e. Intercouncil committees and staff sharing. (a) Two or more regional councils of governments may establish on
  • 8-35. — Sec. 8-35. Officers of board. Meetings. Section 8-35 is repealed.
  • 8-36 — Sec. 8-36a. Withdrawal from agency. Section 8-36a is repealed, effective January 1, 2015.
  • 8-36. — Sec. 8-36. Authority to receive funds. Employees and consultants. Section 8-36 is repealed.
  • 8-37. — Sec. 8-37. Regional plans of development. Section 8-37 is repealed.
Title 128 · CT 128 (92 sections)
  • 8-105. — Sec. 8-105. Declaration of public necessity. It is declared that the national defense involves large increases in the mi
  • 8-106. — Sec. 8-106. Definitions. As used in this part:
  • 8-107. — Sec. 8-107. Development of projects. Any housing authority may, during a national defense period, undertake the developm
  • 8-108. — Sec. 8-108. Cooperation with housing authorities or federal government. Any state public body shall have the same rights
  • 8-109. — Sec. 8-109. Bonds to be legal investments. Bonds or other obligations issued by a housing authority for a project develo
  • 8-110. — Sec. 8-110. Federal aid. In exercising any powers or carrying out any authorization contained in this part, a housing au
  • 8-111. — Sec. 8-111. Powers to be additional. The powers conferred by this part shall be in addition and supplemental to the powe
  • 8-112 — Sec. 8-112a. Declaration of policy. It is hereby declared (a) that there exists in the state an acute shortage of decent
  • 8-112. — Sec. 8-112. Declaration of policy. Section 8-112 is repealed.
  • 8-113 — Sec. 8-113a. Definitions. The following terms, wherever used or referred to in this part, shall have the following respe
  • 8-113. — Sec. 8-113. Definitions. Powers of housing authorities. Section 8-113 is repealed.
  • 8-114 — Sec. 8-114d. Resident services coordinators. (a) The Commissioner of Housing shall award grants-in-aid to housing author
  • 8-114. — Sec. 8-114. Contracts for state assistance. Section 8-114 is repealed.
  • 8-115 — Sec. 8-115b. Powers of authority. Section 8-44 shall apply to the development and maintenance of projects under this par
  • 8-115. — Sec. 8-115. Commission to approve plans, financing and rental. Section 8-115 is repealed.
  • 8-116 — Sec. 8-116d. Termination of lease or rental agreement upon acceptance for admission to housing project. Any elderly pers
  • 8-116. — Sec. 8-116. Occupants need not be family units; design of construction; housing restricted to elderly. Section 8-116 is
  • 8-117 — Sec. 8-117b. Disposal of projects. Conversion to a congregate housing project. (a) Upon the determination by the Commiss
  • 8-117. — Sec. 8-117. Establishment of rentals. Penalty for false statement concerning income. Section 8-117 is repealed.
  • 8-118 — Sec. 8-118c. Bond issue for additional development cost of projects. (a) For the purposes described in subsection (b) of
  • 8-118. — Sec. 8-118. Payments in lieu of taxes and assessments. Section 8-118 is repealed.
  • 8-119 — Sec. 8-119ll. Comprehensive assessment of rental assistance for elderly persons and persons with disabilities. Annually,
  • 8-119. — Sec. 8-119. Bond issue. Section 8-119 is repealed.
  • 8-38. — Sec. 8-38. Finding and declaration of necessity. It is declared: (a) That there exist in the state insanitary or unsafe
  • 8-39 — Sec. 8-39a. “Affordable housing” defined. As used in this title, “affordable housing” means housing for which persons an
  • 8-39. — Sec. 8-39. Definitions. The following terms, wherever used or referred to in this chapter, shall have the following resp
  • 8-40. — Sec. 8-40. Creation of housing authorities. In each municipality of the state there is created a public body corporate a
  • 8-41 — Sec. 8-41a. Liability of authority for actions of commissioners and employees. Each housing authority shall protect and
  • 8-41. — Sec. 8-41. Appointment. Qualifications and tenure of commissioners. Selection of tenant commissioners. Commissioners aut
  • 8-42. — Sec. 8-42. Commissioners and executive or managerial employees to have no interest in project. Limitation on employment
  • 8-43. — Sec. 8-43. Removal of commissioners; subpoenas. A commissioner of an authority may be removed by the appointing power fo
  • 8-44 — Sec. 8-44b. Housing authority police force. (a) Any housing authority created by section 8-40 shall have the power to es
  • 8-44. — Sec. 8-44. Powers of authority. (a) An authority shall constitute a public body corporate and politic, exercising public
  • 8-45 — Sec. 8-45b. Waiver of regulations. Section 8-45b is repealed, effective July 1, 2013.
  • 8-45. — Sec. 8-45. Rental rates and tenant selection for low rental projects. (a) Each housing authority shall manage and operat
  • 8-46. — Sec. 8-46. Penalty for false statement. Any person who makes a false statement concerning any of the eligibility require
  • 8-47. — Sec. 8-47. Considerations in fixing income limits. In fixing maximum income limits under section 8-45, the authority and
  • 8-48. — Sec. 8-48. Rentals for persons receiving welfare aid. In the cases of any tenants who are the recipients of one hundred
  • 8-49. — Sec. 8-49. Cooperation of housing authorities. Any authority or authorities may join or cooperate with one another or wi
  • 8-50. — Sec. 8-50. Eminent domain. An authority shall have the right to acquire by the exercise of the power of eminent domain a
  • 8-51. — Sec. 8-51. Zoning and building laws. Each housing project of an authority shall be subject to the planning, zoning, sani
  • 8-52. — Sec. 8-52. Bonds. An authority shall have the power to issue bonds, from time to time, in its discretion, for any of its
  • 8-53. — Sec. 8-53. Provisions of bonds, trust indentures and mortgages. In connection with the issuance of bonds or the incurrin
  • 8-54. — Sec. 8-54. Remedies of an obligee of authority. An obligee of an authority shall have the right, in addition to all othe
  • 8-55. — Sec. 8-55. Additional remedies conferrable by authority. An authority shall have power, by its resolution, trust indentu
  • 8-56 — Sec. 8-56a. Public hearing prior to construction by authority or developer of HUD-assisted projects. Whenever a develope
  • 8-56. — Sec. 8-56. Aid from federal and state governments. In addition to the powers conferred upon an authority by other provis
  • 8-57. — Sec. 8-57. Agreements to secure federal assistance. In addition to the powers conferred by law upon any housing authorit
  • 8-58. — Sec. 8-58. Exemption from taxes and Uniform Securities Act. Payments in lieu of taxes. Bonds of any authority or of any
  • 8-59. — Sec. 8-59. Contracts for payments to state public body. In connection with any housing project located within the area i
  • 8-60. — Sec. 8-60. Cooperation in undertaking housing projects. For the purpose of aiding and cooperating in the planning, under
  • 8-61. — Sec. 8-61. Advances to housing authority; bonds and notes issued to finance housing projects. When any housing authority
  • 8-62. — Sec. 8-62. Procedure for state public body. The exercise by a state public body of the powers herein granted may be auth
  • 8-63. — Sec. 8-63. Reports. At least once a year an authority shall file with the clerk a report of its activities for the prece
  • 8-64 — Sec. 8-64c. Resident participation plan for major physical transformation and disposition activities. (a) For purposes o
  • 8-64. — Sec. 8-64. Disposal of property by a housing authority. A housing authority shall have the power, in addition to its oth
  • 8-65. — Sec. 8-65. Exemption of property from execution sale. All real and personal property, including choses in action, of a h
  • 8-66. — Sec. 8-66. Administration of projects established for housing war workers. Projects established under sections 116g to 1
  • 8-67. — Sec. 8-67. Injury on housing authority property. Any person injured in person or property within boundaries of property
  • 8-68 — Sec. 8-68l. Tenants' use of common areas for political activity. (a) For purposes of this section, (1) “public housing p
  • 8-68. — Sec. 8-68. Housing research and studies. In addition to its other powers, any housing authority, within its area of oper
  • 8-69. — Sec. 8-69. Moderate rental housing projects and moderate cost housing; declaration of policy. It is hereby declared (a)
  • 8-70 — Sec. 8-70a. Pilot program for rehabilitation and private management of moderate rental housing projects. Section 8-70a i
  • 8-70. — Sec. 8-70. State assistance. (a) Upon preliminary approval by the State Bond Commission pursuant to the provisions of se
  • 8-71. — Sec. 8-71. Payments in lieu of taxes, assessments and use charges. Municipal waiver of payment. Exception. (a) In lieu o
  • 8-72 — Sec. 8-72a. Maximum income limits. Exceptions: Factors to be considered. (a) The maximum income limits under section 8-7
  • 8-72. — Sec. 8-72. Operation of projects. Rentals. Tenant eligibility. Inspections. Semiannual statements. Penalty for false sta
  • 8-73. — Sec. 8-73. Eviction of families having income over maximum limits. Waiver of eviction requirement. (a) A tenant in a mod
  • 8-74. — Sec. 8-74. Hearing on and approval of proposed projects. Use of modern materials. Regulations. Wage rates. No moderate r
  • 8-75. — Sec. 8-75. Veterans' preference. As among applicants eligible for occupancy at the rent involved whose needs for housing
  • 8-76 — Sec. 8-76a. Commissioner's authority to service notes and mortgages. The Commissioner of Housing is authorized and direc
  • 8-76. — Sec. 8-76. Sale of projects. Regulations to establish priority order of purchasers. Payment and disposition of purchase
  • 8-77. — Sec. 8-77. Preference among municipalities. In reviewing the needs of municipalities of the state for moderate rental ho
  • 8-78. — Sec. 8-78. Aggregate of bonds and notes state may issue for moderate rental housing projects. The aggregate amount of al
  • 8-79 — Sec. 8-79a. Regulations. The Commissioner of Housing shall make and enforce regulations to carry out the purposes of thi
  • 8-79. — Sec. 8-79. Preliminary expenses. Funds borrowed by a developer to pay for options on sites, engineering and architectura
  • 8-80. — Sec. 8-80. Issuance of bonds and notes. (a) For the purposes of this part, the State Treasurer is authorized and directe
  • 8-81 — Sec. 8-81a. Housing project adaptable for use and occupancy by disabled persons. Pilot program. Regulations. Report. Sec
  • 8-81. — Sec. 8-81. Repayment of loans. Repayment by an authority of the sums loaned to it by the state shall be made only from t
  • 8-82. — Sec. 8-82. Purchase and sale of units by state. Insurance of mortgage loans. Mortgage loans. In order to encourage and f
  • 8-83. — Sec. 8-83. Preference in granting mortgage loans. In granting any mortgage loan or construction mortgage loan or in insu
  • 8-84. — Sec. 8-84. Regulations. The Commissioner of Housing shall make and enforce reasonable regulations to carry out the purpo
  • 8-85. — Sec. 8-85. Foreclosure; conveyance of title and assignment of claims to state. If the mortgagee, under a construction mo
  • 8-86. — Sec. 8-86. Housing bonds or notes. (a) For the purposes of this part the State Treasurer is authorized and directed, sub
  • 8-87. — Sec. 8-87. Housing Mortgage Fund. The proceeds from the sale of such bonds and notes, except refunding bonds and notes,
  • 8-88. — Sec. 8-88. Investment. The State Treasurer is authorized to temporarily invest in direct obligations of the United State
  • 8-89. — Sec. 8-89. Commissioner to be agent for mortgages and loans. The Commissioner of Housing is designated as the state agen
  • 8-90. — Sec. 8-90. Applicability of provisions. Section 8-90 is repealed.
  • 8-91. — Sec. 8-91. Payment of administrative expenses. Subject to the approval of the Governor, any expense incurred by the stat
  • 8-92. — Sec. 8-92. Inspection by commissioner. The Commissioner of Housing shall have the right of inspection of any housing dur
  • 8-93. — Sec. 8-93. Tax exemption. The principal and interest of bonds and notes issued under the provisions of part II of this c
  • 8-94. — Sec. 8-94. Wage rates. The provisions of section 31-53 shall apply to the construction or rehabilitation of homes by an
Title 129 · CT 129 (6 sections)
  • 8-119 — Sec. 8-119zz. Connecticut Housing Authority established. Board members, appointment, term, procedure. (a) There is estab
  • 8-120. — Sec. 8-120. Area of operation. The area of operation of the Connecticut Housing Authority in regard to housing shall inc
  • 8-121 — Sec. 8-121a. Issuance of bonds. Hearings. Section 8-121a is repealed, effective May 25, 1994.
  • 8-121. — Sec. 8-121. Connecticut Housing Authority a successor to housing authority powers of Commissioner of Housing. Powers of
  • 8-122. — Sec. 8-122. Applicable laws. The powers conferred by this chapter shall be in addition and supplemental to the powers co
  • 8-123. — Sec. 8-123. Citizens' Advisory Commission on Housing. Section 8-123 is repealed.
Title 130 · CT 130 (44 sections)
  • 8-124. — Sec. 8-124. Declaration of public policy. It is found and declared that there have existed and will continue to exist in
  • 8-125. — Sec. 8-125. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 8-126 — Sec. 8-126a. Agency employees not to promote political parties or members. No person shall cause any employee of a redev
  • 8-126. — Sec. 8-126. Redevelopment agency. (a) The legislative body of any municipality may designate as a redevelopment agency t
  • 8-127 — Sec. 8-127a. Limits on redevelopment agency's use of eminent domain under a redevelopment plan. (a)(1) No real property
  • 8-127. — Sec. 8-127. Preparation and approval of redevelopment plan. Notice of approval. Review. (a) The redevelopment agency may
  • 8-128. — Sec. 8-128. Acquisition or rental of real property by redevelopment agency. Limitations. (a) Within a reasonable time af
  • 8-129 — Sec. 8-129a. Apportionment and abatement of taxes on acquisition of property. In any case where a redevelopment agency a
  • 8-129. — Sec. 8-129. Agency to determine compensation and file with Superior Court and town clerks; notice to owners and interest
  • 8-130. — Sec. 8-130. Deposit filed with Superior Court clerk. Withdrawal of agency from proceeding. Whenever any redevelopment ag
  • 8-131. — Sec. 8-131. Acceptances to be filed. Approval by judge or judge trial referee. After the statement of compensation provi
  • 8-132 — Sec. 8-132a. Determination of equities of parties in deposit or compensation. (a) Any person making application for paym
  • 8-132. — Sec. 8-132. Judicial review of statement of compensation. (a) Any person claiming to be aggrieved by the statement of co
  • 8-133 — Sec. 8-133b. Payments in lieu of taxes. The redevelopment agency of a municipality shall make payments in lieu of taxes
  • 8-133. — Sec. 8-133. Costs taxable against agency. If, as the result of any review under the provisions of section 8-132, the app
  • 8-134 — Sec. 8-134a. Allocation of taxes on real or personal property in a redevelopment project. Any redevelopment plan authori
  • 8-134. — Sec. 8-134. Bonds: Authorization; terms, security, payment. Issuance by Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated or its sub
  • 8-135. — Sec. 8-135. Acceptance of funds. Financing. For the purpose of carrying out or administering a redevelopment plan or oth
  • 8-136. — Sec. 8-136. Modification of redevelopment plan. A redevelopment plan may be modified at any time by the redevelopment ag
  • 8-137 — Sec. 8-137a. Other authority re transfer unaffected. Nothing in section 8-137 shall be deemed to diminish or restrict in
  • 8-137. — Sec. 8-137. Transfer, sale or lease of real property in a redevelopment area. The redevelopment agency, for the purpose
  • 8-138. — Sec. 8-138. Bonds and title to land to be in name of municipality. Any redevelopment agency shall exercise its powers in
  • 8-139. — Sec. 8-139. Joint action by two or more municipalities. By concurrent action the legislative bodies of two or more munic
  • 8-140. — Sec. 8-140. Policy concerning slum areas. In addition to the findings and declarations made in section 8-124, which find
  • 8-141. — Sec. 8-141. Urban renewal projects authorized. In addition to its authority under other provisions of this chapter, a re
  • 8-142. — Sec. 8-142. Urban renewal plan. Any urban renewal project undertaken pursuant to section 8-141 shall be undertaken in ac
  • 8-143. — Sec. 8-143. Powers of redevelopment agency. A redevelopment agency shall have all the powers necessary or convenient to
  • 8-144. — Sec. 8-144. Powers of municipality. Any municipality or other municipal corporation is hereby authorized, without limiti
  • 8-145. — Sec. 8-145. Legislative body to prepare program. The legislative body of the municipality, or such public officer or pub
  • 8-151. — Sec. 8-151. Declaration of policy. It is found and declared that there exist in the municipalities of the state substand
  • 8-154 — Sec. 8-154f. State grants-in-aid not subject to repayment. Contracts for financial assistance in effect prior to October
  • 8-159 — Sec. 8-159a. State grants for urban problems. Section 8-159a is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
  • 8-160. — Sec. 8-160. Capital improvement programs. Definitions. As used in sections 8-160 to 8-162, inclusive, “capital improveme
  • 8-161. — Sec. 8-161. Commissioner to assist. State payments toward preparation of program. The Commissioner of Housing is authori
  • 8-162. — Sec. 8-162. Procedure for obtaining technical assistance. Any municipality may receive technical assistance from the Com
  • 8-163. — Sec. 8-163. Definitions. As used in this part:
  • 8-164. — Sec. 8-164. Authority to participate in federal act. Any board, commission, agency or department of this state, any muni
  • 8-165. — Sec. 8-165. Overall economic development program. In furtherance of the requirement of the federal act for an overall ec
  • 8-166. — Sec. 8-166. Application for federal aid. (a) An application under the provisions of either the Public Works and Economic
  • 8-167. — Sec. 8-167. Department of Economic and Community Development to act for state. Reimbursement of small business developme
  • 8-168 — Sec. 8-168a. Funds transferred to the Connecticut Growth Fund. Effective July 1, 1988, funds from the repayment of loans
  • 8-168. — Sec. 8-168. State loans for industrial or business projects. Section 8-168 is repealed.
  • 8-169 — Sec. 8-169vv. Technical support for member municipalities and joint member entities. The authority shall offer technical
  • 8-169. — Sec. 8-169. Bond issue. Section 8-169 is repealed.
Title 131 · CT 131 (1 sections)
  • chap_131 — Chapter 131 - Department of Economic and Community Development: Industrial and Research Development Projects
Title 132 · CT 132 (18 sections)
  • 8-186. — Sec. 8-186. Declaration of policy. It is found and declared that the economic welfare of the state depends upon the cont
  • 8-187. — Sec. 8-187. Definitions. As used in this chapter, (1) “municipality” means a town, city, consolidated town and city or c
  • 8-188. — Sec. 8-188. Designation of development agency. Any municipality which has a planning commission is authorized, by vote o
  • 8-189. — Sec. 8-189. Project plan. Approval. Notice. Review. (a) The development agency may initiate a development project by pre
  • 8-190. — Sec. 8-190. Planning grants and special planning grants. The commissioner is authorized to make planning grants and spec
  • 8-191 — Sec. 8-191a. Effect of commissioner's failure to make environmental evaluation. No plan prepared and approved under sect
  • 8-191. — Sec. 8-191. Adoption of development plan. (a) Before the development agency adopts a plan for a development project, (1)
  • 8-192 — Sec. 8-192b. Temporary notes. Extension of time for renewal. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b) of section
  • 8-192. — Sec. 8-192. Bond issues. Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated or its subsidiaries. Federal and state aid. Taxes. Tempor
  • 8-193. — Sec. 8-193. Acquisition and transfer of real property. Procedure. Powers of agency. Limitations. (a) After approval of t
  • 8-194. — Sec. 8-194. Readjustment, relocation and removal of public service facilities. As used in this section, “public service
  • 8-195. — Sec. 8-195. Development grants and special development grants. (a) The commissioner is authorized to make development gr
  • 8-196. — Sec. 8-196. Joint projects. Any two or more municipalities by vote of their respective legislative bodies may, through t
  • 8-197. — Sec. 8-197. Furnishing of municipal services to other municipalities. Any municipality by vote of its legislative body m
  • 8-198. — Sec. 8-198. Regulations. The commissioner is authorized to make and enforce reasonable regulations to carry out the prov
  • 8-199. — Sec. 8-199. Action to be taken in name of municipality. Any development agency shall exercise its powers in the name of
  • 8-200 — Sec. 8-200b. Payment of administrative costs under prior law. Administrative or other costs or expenses incurred by the
  • 8-200. — Sec. 8-200. Modification of development plan. Abandonment of plan and conveyance of property. Limitations. (a) A develop
Title 133 · CT 133 (34 sections)
  • 8-201. — Sec. 8-201. Declaration of policy. It is found and declared that improvement of the conditions and quality of urban life
  • 8-202. — Sec. 8-202. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 8-206 — Sec. 8-206j. Bond authorization for grant-in-aid program for supportive housing for persons with an intellectual disabil
  • 8-206. — Sec. 8-206. Duties of Commissioner of Housing. (a) The Commissioner of Housing shall (1) administer and direct the opera
  • 8-208 — Sec. 8-208c. Urban revitalization pilot program. Goals. Reports. (a) The Commissioner of Housing shall, within existing
  • 8-208. — Sec. 8-208. State grants-in-aid for housing code enforcement. The state, acting by and in the discretion of the Commissi
  • 8-209 — Sec. 8-209a. State aid for relocation of buildings. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, any proje
  • 8-209. — Sec. 8-209. State grants-in-aid for demolition of unsafe structures; for urban beautification. (a) The state, acting by
  • 8-210 — Sec. 8-210b. Transferred to Chapter 319rr, Sec. 17b-749.
  • 8-210. — Sec. 8-210. (Note: This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2025.) State financial assistance for the planning, const
  • 8-213 — Sec. 8-213a. Apportionment and abatement of taxes on acquisition of property by redevelopment or housing site developmen
  • 8-213. — Sec. 8-213. Housing site development agencies. Section 8-213 is repealed.
  • 8-214 — Sec. 8-214h. Regulations. The Commissioner of Housing shall adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chap
  • 8-214. — Sec. 8-214. State financial assistance for housing site development projects. Section 8-214 is repealed.
  • 8-215. — Sec. 8-215. Tax abatement for housing for low or moderate-income persons. Any municipality may by ordinance provide for
  • 8-216 — Sec. 8-216c. Pilot program of postconstruction permanent financing of not more than five developments of affordable hous
  • 8-216. — Sec. 8-216. State reimbursement for tax abatements. Payment in lieu of taxes on housing authority or state land. (a) The
  • 8-217. — Sec. 8-217. Community housing development corporations. A community housing development corporation may qualify for assi
  • 8-218 — Sec. 8-218h. Task force on building accessibility. Annual report to General Assembly. (a) There is established a task fo
  • 8-218. — Sec. 8-218. State financial assistance to community housing development corporations and eligible developers. Funds for
  • 8-219 — Sec. 8-219e. Financial assistance for the abatement of lead-based paint and asbestos. Regulations. (a) The state, acting
  • 8-219. — Sec. 8-219. State grants-in-aid for relocation costs of persons, businesses and farms displaced by governmental action.
  • 8-220 — Sec. 8-220a. Municipal powers re: Social and supplementary services and projected rehabilitation and improvement program
  • 8-220. — Sec. 8-220. State grants-in-aid for developing and updating municipal plans of development; contracts for may be entered
  • 8-221 — Sec. 8-221a. Commissioner of Human Resources to assume responsibilities for human resources development programs under S
  • 8-221. — Sec. 8-221. Transferred to Chapter 319ww, Sec. 17b-852.
  • 8-222 — Sec. 8-222b. Municipal powers re: Child day care facilities etc. under Sec. 8-210; private day care facilities under Sec
  • 8-223. — Sec. 8-223. Transferred to Chapter 319ww, Sec. 17b-855.
  • 8-226. — Sec. 8-226. Use of prior bond proceeds for redevelopment and urban renewal. The proceeds from such bonds and notes as ar
  • 8-227. — Sec. 8-227. Regulations. Section 8-227 is repealed.
  • 8-239 — Sec. 8-239a. Powers and duties under Secs. 8-228 to 8-239, inclusive, transferred to Department and Commissioner of Econ
  • 8-239. — Sec. 8-239. Other powers of department or commissioner unaffected. Nothing in sections 8-228 to 8-239, inclusive, shall
  • 8-240 — Sec. 8-240b. Bond authorization for retrofitting projects for multifamily residences. (a) For the purposes described in
  • 8-240. — Sec. 8-240. Interagency model cities committee. Section 8-240 is repealed.
Title 134 · CT 134 (30 sections)
  • 8-241. — Sec. 8-241. Short title: Connecticut Housing Finance Authority Act. This chapter may be known and cited as the “Connecti
  • 8-242 — Sec. 8-242a. Establishment of subsidiaries by authority. It is found and declared that the purposes of the Connecticut H
  • 8-242. — Sec. 8-242. Declaration of policy. It is found and declared that there exists in the state and will exist in the future
  • 8-243. — Sec. 8-243. Definitions. The following terms shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates anot
  • 8-244 — Sec. 8-244e. Definitions. Additional powers and duties of Commissioner of Housing. (a) As used in sections 8-244b to 8-2
  • 8-244. — Sec. 8-244. Connecticut Housing Finance Authority deemed a public instrumentality and political subdivision. Board membe
  • 8-245. — Sec. 8-245. State personnel may be board members of authority. Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, no offic
  • 8-246. — Sec. 8-246. Executive director. Appointment and duties. The board of directors of the authority shall appoint an executi
  • 8-247. — Sec. 8-247. Bonds or equivalent insurance product of board members and executive director of authority. Each member of t
  • 8-248. — Sec. 8-248. Perpetual succession of authority. The authority shall have perpetual succession as constituted in section 8
  • 8-249. — Sec. 8-249. Quorum. Board action. Written procedures. (a) The powers of the authority shall be vested in and exercised b
  • 8-250. — Sec. 8-250. Purpose and powers of authority. The purpose of the authority shall be to alleviate the shortage of housing
  • 8-251. — Sec. 8-251. Purchase, servicing and sale of mortgages or interests therein. Urban area mortgages. Loans for mobile manuf
  • 8-252 — Sec. 8-252a. Issuance of bonds secured by payments and other revenues to be received by the state with respect to loans
  • 8-252. — Sec. 8-252. Issuance of bonds by authority. (a) The authority is authorized from time to time to issue its bonds, bond a
  • 8-253 — Sec. 8-253a. Additional loan conditions. In addition to the terms and conditions set forth in section 8-253, loans made
  • 8-253. — Sec. 8-253. Mortgage loans and insurance of mortgage payments. (a) The authority may make mortgage loans or upon applica
  • 8-254 — Sec. 8-254a. Tenant selection plans of mortgagors. Prior to making a commitment for a mortgage loan or mortgage insuranc
  • 8-254. — Sec. 8-254. Applications for mortgage insurance. All applications for mortgage insurance shall be forwarded, together wi
  • 8-255. — Sec. 8-255. Mortgage insurance premiums. The authority shall fix mortgage insurance premiums for the insurance of mortga
  • 8-256. — Sec. 8-256. Default by mortgagor and subsequent action. (a) In the event of default by the mortgagor, the mortgagee shal
  • 8-257. — Sec. 8-257. Mortgages insured by authority to be legal investments. Certificate of title required. (a) Loans secured by
  • 8-258. — Sec. 8-258. Housing Mortgage Capital Reserve Fund, additional capital reserve funds, Housing Mortgage General Fund and H
  • 8-259. — Sec. 8-259. State bonds. The State Bond Commission may authorize the issuance of bonds of the state in one or more serie
  • 8-260. — Sec. 8-260. Reports to Governor and General Assembly. Audit. Within the first ninety days of each calendar year, the aut
  • 8-261. — Sec. 8-261. Pledge by state as to limitation or alteration of rights vested in authority. The state of Connecticut does
  • 8-262 — Sec. 8-262a. Penalty for false statement. The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority may require any application or docum
  • 8-262. — Sec. 8-262. Interpretation of powers. The powers enumerated in this chapter shall be interpreted broadly to effectuate t
  • 8-263. — Sec. 8-263. Provisions controlling over inconsistent law. To the extent that the provisions of this chapter are inconsis
  • 8-265 — Sec. 8-265yy. Mortgage assistance for workforce housing projects. The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority shall develo
Title 135 · CT 135 (20 sections)
  • 8-266. — Sec. 8-266. Short title: Uniform Relocation Assistance Act. Purpose. Policy. This chapter shall be known as the “Uniform
  • 8-267 — Sec. 8-267a. Compliance with federal Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act. All state
  • 8-267. — Sec. 8-267. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 8-268. — Sec. 8-268. Payment for displacement expenses and losses. Moving expenses and dislocation allowances. Fixed payments. La
  • 8-269. — Sec. 8-269. Additional payment to owner displaced from dwelling. (a) In addition to payments otherwise authorized by thi
  • 8-270 — Sec. 8-270a. Actions against landlords by towns, cities and boroughs and the state. If any landlord fails to reimburse a
  • 8-270. — Sec. 8-270. Additional payment for persons displaced from dwelling. Landlord's responsibility in certain cases. (a) In a
  • 8-271. — Sec. 8-271. Relocation assistance advisory program. (a) Whenever a program or project undertaken by a state agency or un
  • 8-272. — Sec. 8-272. Necessity of provision of housing. (a) If a project or program cannot proceed to actual construction because
  • 8-273 — Sec. 8-273a. Relocation assistance by Commissioner of Transportation. Outdoor advertising structures. Appeals. (a) Notwi
  • 8-273. — Sec. 8-273. Establishment of regulations and procedures. (a) In order to promote uniform and effective administration of
  • 8-274. — Sec. 8-274. Contracts and agreements for services. In order to prevent unnecessary expenses and duplications of function
  • 8-275. — Sec. 8-275. Availability of funds. Funds appropriated or otherwise available to any state agency for a particular progra
  • 8-276. — Sec. 8-276. Cost of payments and services included in project costs. If a state agency acquires real property, and state
  • 8-277. — Sec. 8-277. Payments to displaced persons not considered income or resources. No payment received by a displaced person
  • 8-278. — Sec. 8-278. Appeals to commissioners. Any person or business concern aggrieved by any agency action, concerning their el
  • 8-279. — Sec. 8-279. Application of chapter. (a) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as creating in any condemnation proce
  • 8-280. — Sec. 8-280. State grants-in-aid. Conditions. (a) The state, acting by and in the discretion of the Commissioner of Housi
  • 8-281. — Sec. 8-281. Approval of relocation plan required for receipt of state grant-in-aid. To be eligible to receive financial
  • 8-282. — Sec. 8-282. Reimbursement for fees, penalty costs, taxes. In addition to amounts otherwise authorized by sections 8-266
Title 136 · CT 136 (8 sections)
  • 8-283. — Sec. 8-283. Declaration of policy. It is hereby found and declared that many Connecticut residents lack sufficient finan
  • 8-284. — Sec. 8-284. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 8-285. — Sec. 8-285. Creation of “Housing Purchase and Rehabilitation Fund”. There is established a “Housing Purchase and Rehabil
  • 8-286 — Sec. 8-286f. Small multifamily lending program. Lending guidelines. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of chapter 134, th
  • 8-286. — Sec. 8-286. Homeownership loan program. Lending guidelines and terms of loans. Residential mortgage guarantee program. (
  • 8-287. — Sec. 8-287. Loan repayment. (a) Any loan contracted for pursuant to this chapter shall be secured by a subordinate mortg
  • 8-288. — Sec. 8-288. Issuance of bonds. The State Bond Commission shall authorize the issuance of bonds of the state in one or mo
  • 8-289. — Sec. 8-289. Adoption of regulations or written procedures. The commissioner may adopt regulations providing for financia
Title 137 · CT 137 (7 sections)
  • 8-290. — Sec. 8-290. Declaration of policy. It is hereby found and declared that there exists within the municipalities of this s
  • 8-291. — Sec. 8-291. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 8-292. — Sec. 8-292. Designation of urban rehabilitation agency. Any municipality may, by ordinance, establish an urban rehabilit
  • 8-293. — Sec. 8-293. Acquisition of abandoned property by urban rehabilitation agency. (a) In any municipality adopting an ordina
  • 8-294. — Sec. 8-294. Disposition of property by urban rehabilitation agency. (a) Upon acquisition of real property by the urban r
  • 8-295. — Sec. 8-295. Selection of applicants. The urban rehabilitation agency shall select from among applicants for urban rehabi
  • 8-296. — Sec. 8-296. Financial assistance. Abatement of real property taxes. (a) An urban rehabilitation agency may provide finan
Title 138 · CT 138 (1 sections)
  • 8-339. — Sec. 8-339. (Formerly Sec. 17b-802). Security deposit guarantee program. (a) The Commissioner of Housing shall establish
Title 141 · CT 141 (15 sections)
  • 9-1 — Sec. 9-1b. “Tabulator” substituted for “machine”. “Ballot” substituted for “ballot label”. On and after May 24, 2011, (1
  • 9-1. — Sec. 9-1. Definitions. Except as otherwise provided, the following terms, as used in this title and sections 3-124, 7-5,
  • 9-2 — Sec. 9-2a. Notice and warning requirements. (a) Whenever in this title newspaper publication of any notice or warning is
  • 9-2. — Sec. 9-2. Calculation of period of time. In this title and the sections listed in section 9-1, when a period of time is
  • 9-3. — Sec. 9-3. Secretary to be Commissioner of Elections. Presumption re rulings, instructions, opinions and orders. Order to
  • 9-4 — Sec. 9-4c. System for submitting electronic signature for purposes of signing elections forms and applications. (a) The
  • 9-4. — Sec. 9-4. Duties of secretary. The Secretary of the State, in addition to other duties imposed by law, shall, as such co
  • 9-5 — Sec. 9-5b. Retention of records by registrars. When the registrars of voters are required by law to maintain, have on fi
  • 9-5. — Sec. 9-5. Copies of instructional materials for moderators. At least one week prior to each state or municipal election,
  • 9-6 — Sec. 9-6c. Agreements between municipalities re performance of functions. Exception re conduct of early voting. (a) Two
  • 9-6. — Sec. 9-6. Conferences of municipal clerks, registrars and Secretary. Each registrar of voters or, in the absence of a re
  • 9-7 — Sec. 9-7c. Recommended appropriations. Allotments. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, the approp
  • 9-7. — Sec. 9-7. Charter provisions not affected. No provision of this title or the sections listed in section 9-1 shall be con
  • 9-8 — Sec. 9-8a. 1972 election of General Assembly. Section 9-8a is repealed.
  • 9-8. — Sec. 9-8. Penalty for false statement. Any person who makes a false statement in any statement required to be signed und
Title 142 · CT 142 (4 sections)
  • 9-10 — Sec. 9-10a. State senators. Senatorial districts. The Senate shall consist of thirty-six senators, and the state shall b
  • 9-10. — Sec. 9-10. Senatorial districts. Section 9-10 is repealed.
  • 9-11. — Sec. 9-11. Notice of election of congressmen and senators. Section 9-11 is repealed.
  • 9-9. — Sec. 9-9. Representatives in Congress. Districts. For the purpose of representation in the Congress of the United States
Title 143 · CT 143 (65 sections)
  • 9-12 — Sec. 9-12b. Admission of electors not prohibited on Sundays. The provisions of section 53-302a shall not apply to activi
  • 9-12. — Sec. 9-12. Who may be admitted. (a) Each citizen of the United States who has attained the age of eighteen years, and wh
  • 9-13. — Sec. 9-13. Blind persons. No applicant, otherwise qualified to be an elector in this state, shall be ineligible by reaso
  • 9-14 — Sec. 9-14a. Electors in custody of state. Any person in the custody of the state being held at a community correctional
  • 9-14. — Sec. 9-14. Electors residing in state institutions. No person shall be deemed to have lost his residence in any town by
  • 9-15 — Sec. 9-15a. Membership and quorum of board for admission of electors. (a) The board for admission of electors in each to
  • 9-15. — Sec. 9-15. Residence of pauper. Section 9-15 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 9-16. — Sec. 9-16. Notice of sessions of registrars of voters. The registrars of voters in each town shall give notice of the ti
  • 9-17 — Sec. 9-17a. “Admitting official” defined. As used in sections 9-17, 9-19b, 9-19c, 9-20, 9-23a, 9-24, 9-31a, 9-31b and 9-
  • 9-17. — Sec. 9-17. Sessions of registrars of voters. Distribution of eligibility information at public high schools. (a) For the
  • 9-19 — Sec. 9-19l. (Note: This section is effective July 1, 2025.) Jury Administrator to make qualified jurors list available t
  • 9-20 — Sec. 9-20b. Voter registration services for new citizens at naturalization ceremonies. The Secretary of the State, withi
  • 9-20. — Sec. 9-20. Admission of electors; procedure. (a) Each person who applies for admission as an elector in person to an adm
  • 9-21 — Sec. 9-21a. Search of computerized voter registration records. Duplicate registrations. (a) The Secretary of the State,
  • 9-21. — Sec. 9-21. Removal of elector from registry list. (a) If any applicant for admission as an elector in any town has previ
  • 9-22. — Sec. 9-22. Instruction of electors at sessions for admission. Section 9-22 is repealed.
  • 9-23 — Sec. 9-23r. Submission of identifying information with mail voter registration application. (a) On or after January 1, 2
  • 9-23. — Sec. 9-23. Registrars of voters. Posting of public hours. Maintenance of voter information. (a) The registrars of voters
  • 9-24. — Sec. 9-24. Admission as electors of persons in armed forces; definitions. As used in sections 9-25 to 9-31, inclusive, t
  • 9-25 — Sec. 9-25a. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 9-26 and 9-28, “armed forces” has the meaning provided in
  • 9-25. — Sec. 9-25. Admission of members of the armed forces as electors. The town clerk or assistant town clerk or either regist
  • 9-26. — Sec. 9-26. Application of member of armed forces or related group or person temporarily residing outside of the United S
  • 9-27 — Sec. 9-27a. Enrollment application sent to applicant for absentee admission. Section 9-27a is repealed.
  • 9-27. — Sec. 9-27. Elector's oath. Section 9-27 is repealed, effective January 1, 1995.
  • 9-28. — Sec. 9-28. Town clerk to mail forms. Either registrar of any town may, in writing, direct the town clerk to mail a copy
  • 9-29. — Sec. 9-29. Printing and distribution of forms. The Secretary of the State shall cause to be printed, at the expense of t
  • 9-30. — Sec. 9-30. Action by town clerk. Notice. Appeal from rejection of application. All such applications shall be examined b
  • 9-31 — Sec. 9-31l. Appeals of decisions re right of person to be or remain an elector. (a)(1) A person who is denied admission
  • 9-31. — Sec. 9-31. Application of other statutes. All provisions of the general statutes relating to electors, not inconsistent
  • 9-32. — Sec. 9-32. Canvass to ascertain changes of residence. (a) In each municipality the registrars, between January first and
  • 9-35 — Sec. 9-35c. Names on inactive registry list not to be counted for computing required number of petition signatures, mini
  • 9-35. — Sec. 9-35. Making and arrangement of preliminary list. Active and inactive registry lists. Removal of names. Change of a
  • 9-36. — Sec. 9-36. Availability of preliminary registry list. Distribution. The list for which provision is made in section 9-35
  • 9-37. — Sec. 9-37. Final registry list. Availability of registrars of voters. The registrars of voters or the assistant registra
  • 9-38. — Sec. 9-38. Availability of final registry list. Updated registry list. The registrars of voters in all towns shall produ
  • 9-39. — Sec. 9-39. Distribution of copies of final registry list. The registrars of voters of each municipality shall print copi
  • 9-40 — Sec. 9-40b. Continuance of enrollment for purposes of voting in state-wide primary. Section 9-40b is repealed.
  • 9-42 — Sec. 9-42a. Change of name on registry list. Change in name of candidate not to affect name appearing on ballot. (a) On
  • 9-42. — Sec. 9-42. Restoration of names to active registry list under certain circumstances. Requirements re completion and use
  • 9-43. — Sec. 9-43. Procedure for removal of name for nonresidence. When the registrars in any municipality are unable to agree u
  • 9-44. — Sec. 9-44. Appeal from decisions of registrars. Section 9-44 is repealed.
  • 9-45. — Sec. 9-45. Removal from registry list of certain convicted felons who are committed to custody of Commissioner of Correc
  • 9-46 — Sec. 9-46a. Restoration or granting of electoral privileges. (a)(1) A person who has been convicted of a felony and comm
  • 9-46. — Sec. 9-46. Forfeiture of electoral rights. (a) A person shall forfeit such person's right to become an elector and such
  • 9-50 — Sec. 9-50d. Nondisclosure of certain voter registration information. (a) Whenever voter registration information maintai
  • 9-51. — Sec. 9-51. Enrollment sessions. The registrars shall make changes and corrections in the list of enrolled electors at an
  • 9-52. — Sec. 9-52. Discretionary enrollment sessions. The registrars of voters in each municipality may hold additional discreti
  • 9-53. — Sec. 9-53. Notice of sessions. The registrars of voters in each municipality in which an enrollment session is to be hel
  • 9-54. — Sec. 9-54. Compilation and maintenance of enrollment lists and list of unaffiliated electors. The registrars of voters s
  • 9-55 — Sec. 9-55a. Compensation of registrars, clerks and other personnel. For the performance of the duties imposed by section
  • 9-55. — Sec. 9-55. Printing of complete enrollment lists and lists of unaffiliated electors. (a) The registrars of voters shall
  • 9-56. — Sec. 9-56. Application for enrollment by unaffiliated elector. Except as otherwise provided in the case of an elector wh
  • 9-57 — Sec. 9-57a. Application for enrollment made at time of application for restoration. Section 9-57a is repealed.
  • 9-57. — Sec. 9-57. Application for enrollment by new elector at time of admission. Attachment of party privileges. Notwithstandi
  • 9-58. — Sec. 9-58. Applications for enrollment; record of, disposal after five years. All applications for enrollment shall be a
  • 9-59. — Sec. 9-59. Erasure or transfer of name. Any elector whose name appears on any enrollment list or who has made applicatio
  • 9-60. — Sec. 9-60. Discretionary erasure or exclusion from enrollment list for lack of good-faith party affiliation; citation an
  • 9-61. — Sec. 9-61. Prima facie evidence supporting discretionary erasure or exclusion. Enrollment in any other political party o
  • 9-62. — Sec. 9-62. Hearings concerning discretionary erasure or exclusion. At any hearing provided for in sections 9-60 and 9-61
  • 9-63. — Sec. 9-63. Court appeal of discretionary erasure or exclusion. Any elector whose name has been removed from an enrollmen
  • 9-64 — Sec. 9-64b. Removal of names from list to be used at caucus, primary or convention. Prior to distributing any enrollment
  • 9-64. — Sec. 9-64. Erasure of name not on registry list. Upon the written application of an enrolled elector of any town, made t
  • 9-65. — Sec. 9-65. Statement to Secretary of registration, enrollment and addition and removal statistics. (a) After the last se
  • 9-66. — Sec. 9-66. Application of provisions. The provisions of sections 9-51 to 9-67, inclusive, shall extend only to (A) any m
  • 9-67. — Sec. 9-67. Party affiliation of electors of boroughs. Any provision of the general statutes to the contrary notwithstand
Title 145 · CT 145 (30 sections)
  • 9-133 — Sec. 9-133f. Absentee voting procedures. The provisions of this chapter shall govern procedures relating to absentee vot
  • 9-134. — Sec. 9-134. Members of the armed forces; definitions. The term “members of the armed forces”, wherever used in this chap
  • 9-135 — Sec. 9-135b. Preparation and printing of absentee ballots; layouts for public inspection; filing of ballot and affidavit
  • 9-135. — Sec. 9-135. Absentee voting eligibility. Misrepresentation prohibited. (a) Any elector eligible to vote at a primary or
  • 9-136 — Sec. 9-136b. Transferred to Sec. 9-153c.
  • 9-137. — Sec. 9-137. Inner envelope for return of ballot; statement under false statement penalty. Each absentee ballot shall be
  • 9-138. — Sec. 9-138. Transferred to Sec. 9-140a.
  • 9-139 — Sec. 9-139c. (Formerly Sec. 9-154). Clerk to account to secretary for forms. Within ten days after an election or primar
  • 9-139. — Sec. 9-139. Outer envelope for return of ballot. The inner envelope, in which the absentee ballot has been inserted by t
  • 9-140 — Sec. 9-140f. Electronic provision of absentee ballot for visually impaired electors. In the case of an elector unable to
  • 9-140. — Sec. 9-140. Application for and issuance of absentee ballots; online system. Distribution of absentee ballot application
  • 9-146 — Sec. 9-146a. Transferred to Sec. 9-159q.
  • 9-146. — Sec. 9-146. Transferred to Sec. 9-140b.
  • 9-147 — Sec. 9-147d. Central counting of absentee ballots timely received after 11 a.m. of day before election. Section 9-147d i
  • 9-147. — Sec. 9-147. Transferred to Sec. 9-140c.
  • 9-148. — Sec. 9-148. Counting of absentee ballots; training of counters. The appointment of absentee ballot counters shall be mad
  • 9-150 — Sec. 9-150e. Procedures for processing of absentee ballots before the day of certain elections, primaries or referenda h
  • 9-151 — Sec. 9-151a. Transferred to Sec. 9-159o.
  • 9-151. — Sec. 9-151. Voting in person after absentee ballot has been sent. Section 9-151 is repealed.
  • 9-152. — Sec. 9-152. Transferred to Sec. 9-140d.
  • 9-153 — Sec. 9-153g. Method for return of ballot used by certain military personnel. Report. On or before October 1, 2013, the S
  • 9-153. — Sec. 9-153. Clerk to preserve counters' notes, worksheets and other written materials and envelopes, applications and vo
  • 9-154. — Sec. 9-154. Transferred to Sec. 9-139c.
  • 9-155. — Sec. 9-155. Transferred to Sec. 9-139a.
  • 9-156. — Sec. 9-156. Distribution and receipt of ballots by secretary. Section 9-156 is repealed.
  • 9-157. — Sec. 9-157. Transferred to Sec. 9-139b.
  • 9-158 — Sec. 9-158n. Voting in person. Section 9-158n is repealed.
  • 9-158. — Sec. 9-158. Eligibility to vote for presidential electors after removal from state. Section 9-158 is repealed.
  • 9-159 — Sec. 9-159s. Notice to conservators and guardians re residents' voting opportunities and voting registration. Optional n
  • 9-163 — Sec. 9-163k. Pilot program for absentee voting. (a) As used in this section:
Title 146 · CT 146 (92 sections)
  • 9-164 — Sec. 9-164f. Election of registrars unaffected. Nothing in sections 9-164b to 9-164e, inclusive, 9-187 and 9-187a, shall
  • 9-164. — Sec. 9-164. Regular and special municipal elections. (a)(1)(A) On and after January 1, 2022, and notwithstanding any con
  • 9-167 — Sec. 9-167a. Minority representation. (a)(1) Except as provided in subdivision (2) of this subsection, the maximum numbe
  • 9-168 — Sec. 9-168e. Parking spaces at polling places for handicapped and infirm elderly persons. If space is available at a pol
  • 9-168. — Sec. 9-168. Place of holding elections. In any town not divided into voting districts, the place of holding elections ma
  • 9-169 — Sec. 9-169h. Adjustment of decennial census information re certain incarcerated individuals for purposes of determining
  • 9-169. — Sec. 9-169. Voting districts. The legislative body of any town, consolidated town and city or consolidated town and boro
  • 9-170. — Sec. 9-170. Eligibility to vote at town elections. At any regular or special town election any person may vote who is re
  • 9-171. — Sec. 9-171. Eligibility to vote at city elections. In all cities, unless otherwise provided by law, any person entitled
  • 9-172 — Sec. 9-172b. Updated list and registration deadline for special election or referendum. (a) In each municipality or poli
  • 9-172. — Sec. 9-172. Eligibility to vote at state elections. At any regular or special state election any person may vote who was
  • 9-173. — Sec. 9-173. Plurality required for election. In the election for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of the State,
  • 9-174 — Sec. 9-174b. Notification re extension of hours of polling place. (a) Each candidate on a ballot for any election, as de
  • 9-174. — Sec. 9-174. Hours of voting on day of election and during period of early voting. Voting by electors and same-day electi
  • 9-175 — Sec. 9-175a. Agreement Among the States to Elect the President of the United States by National Popular Vote. The Agreem
  • 9-175. — Sec. 9-175. Presidential and vice presidential electors. Write-in candidates and ballots. (a) The electors in the severa
  • 9-176. — Sec. 9-176. Meeting of presidential electors. The presidential electors shall meet at the office of the Secretary of the
  • 9-177. — Sec. 9-177. Compensation of presidential electors. Each elector of President and Vice President of the United States sha
  • 9-178. — Sec. 9-178. Senator in Congress. A senator in Congress shall be elected by the electors of the several towns, as provide
  • 9-179. — Sec. 9-179. Representative in Congress. At each state election the electors of the several towns in each congressional d
  • 9-180. — Sec. 9-180. Representative at large. Section 9-180 is repealed.
  • 9-181. — Sec. 9-181. State officers. At the state election to be held in 1966, and quadrennially thereafter, there shall be elect
  • 9-182. — Sec. 9-182. Sheriffs. Section 9-182 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 9-183 — Sec. 9-183c. Nomination of justices of the peace by parties qualifying as major parties based solely on gubernatorial vo
  • 9-183. — Sec. 9-183. Justices of the peace. Section 9-183 is repealed.
  • 9-184 — Sec. 9-184c. Appointment as justices of the peace of electors who are not members of major parties. Terms. Vacancies. (a
  • 9-184. — Sec. 9-184. Vacancy in office of justice of the peace when justice nominated by a major party. Any vacancy in the office
  • 9-185. — Sec. 9-185. Municipal officers. Unless otherwise provided by special act or charter, (1) members of boards of assessment
  • 9-186. — Sec. 9-186. Electoral status of municipal officers and justices of the peace. Each elected municipal officer and each ju
  • 9-187 — Sec. 9-187a. Date term to begin. Except as provided in sections 9-164b to 9-164f, inclusive, the term of each elected mu
  • 9-187. — Sec. 9-187. Terms. (a) The terms of office of elective municipal officers, when not otherwise prescribed by law, shall b
  • 9-188. — Sec. 9-188. First selectman and selectmen. Election procedure. Dual candidacy prohibited. Minority representation; restr
  • 9-189 — Sec. 9-189a. Four-year terms for town clerks, registrars and treasurers. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 9-18
  • 9-189. — Sec. 9-189. Town clerks, treasurers and tax collectors. (a) Each town, unless otherwise provided by law, shall, at its r
  • 9-190 — Sec. 9-190c. Removal of registrar. Whenever the Secretary of the State is of the opinion that a registrar of voters has
  • 9-190. — Sec. 9-190. Registrars of voters. On and after January 9, 2013, each municipality shall have two registrars of voters fo
  • 9-191. — Sec. 9-191. Election of registrars for each voting district. The provisions of section 9-190 to the contrary notwithstan
  • 9-192 — Sec. 9-192b. Designation of registrar, deputy or an assistant to receive instruction. Each registrar of voters shall ann
  • 9-192. — Sec. 9-192. Deputy registrar. Registrar vacancy. Assistant registrars. Special assistant registrars. Each registrar of v
  • 9-193. — Sec. 9-193. Registrar's oath. Each registrar of voters, deputy registrar and assistant, before entering upon the duties
  • 9-194. — Sec. 9-194. Compensation of registrars, deputies and assistants. The registrars of voters, deputy registrars and assista
  • 9-195. — Sec. 9-195. Compensation of registrars and town clerks for duties as to enrollment. For the performance of the duties re
  • 9-198. — Sec. 9-198. Determination of number, method of election or appointment, term and compensation of assessors. Section 9-19
  • 9-199. — Sec. 9-199. Boards of assessment appeals. Alternate and additional members. (a) Unless otherwise provided by law, each t
  • 9-200. — Sec. 9-200. Constables. Each town shall elect, at its regular municipal election, unless otherwise provided by law and e
  • 9-201. — Sec. 9-201. Election of five-member boards of police commissioners. Any town, at the next regular municipal election fol
  • 9-202. — Sec. 9-202. Board of finance. Any town adopting a resolution for which provision is made in section 7-340 shall, at the
  • 9-203. — Sec. 9-203. Number and term of members of boards of education. The board of education in each town shall consist of thre
  • 9-204 — Sec. 9-204b. Optional alternative system for towns with four-year terms for board of education. Notwithstanding the prov
  • 9-204. — Sec. 9-204. Minority representation on board of education. (a) Unless otherwise provided by special act or charter provi
  • 9-205. — Sec. 9-205. Election of board of education when number of members revised. (a) Any town may, at any time, by ordinance,
  • 9-206 — Sec. 9-206a. Optional number of members and terms of boards of education. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sections
  • 9-206. — Sec. 9-206. Election of board of education in towns adopting biennial elections. Alternate rotation of terms and length
  • 9-207. — Sec. 9-207. Library directors. Any municipality, after establishing a library under the provisions of sections 11-20 and
  • 9-208. — Sec. 9-208. Election of library directors on change from annual to biennial election. Section 9-208 is repealed.
  • 9-209. — Sec. 9-209. Certificate filed with secretary when planning or zoning members to be elected. The town clerk of any town w
  • 9-210. — Sec. 9-210. Incompatible town offices. No selectman shall hold the office of town clerk, town treasurer or collector of
  • 9-211 — Sec. 9-211a. Fifty or more vacancies in the office of senator in Congress among the states. Connecticut vacancy. Governo
  • 9-211. — Sec. 9-211. United States senator; vacancy. (a) In case of a vacancy in the office of senator in Congress, the Governor,
  • 9-212. — Sec. 9-212. Representative in Congress. (a) In case of a vacancy in the office of representative in Congress from any di
  • 9-213. — Sec. 9-213. Secretary, Treasurer, Comptroller and Attorney General. (a) If the office of Secretary of the State or Compt
  • 9-214. — Sec. 9-214. State representative. Section 9-214 is repealed.
  • 9-215. — Sec. 9-215. Member or member-elect of the General Assembly. (a) When any member or member-elect of the General Assembly
  • 9-216. — Sec. 9-216. Nomination by petition. Nominations may also be made by petition in vacancy elections for the offices of sta
  • 9-217. — Sec. 9-217. List of candidates. The Secretary of the State shall provide to the clerk of the municipality in which such
  • 9-218. — Sec. 9-218. Probate judge. When there is no election of probate judge in any district by reason of two or more having an
  • 9-219. — Sec. 9-219. Justice of the peace. Section 9-219 is repealed.
  • 9-220. — Sec. 9-220. Town office. If any town office in any town is vacant from any cause, such town, if such office is elective,
  • 9-221. — Sec. 9-221. Municipal office vacancy election provisions inapplicable in certain circumstances. (a) When under the provi
  • 9-222. — Sec. 9-222. Filling of vacancy in office of first selectman or selectman. Petition for special election. When a vacancy
  • 9-223. — Sec. 9-223. Notice of vacancy in municipal office. The clerk of any town, the mayor of any city or the warden of any bor
  • 9-224 — Sec. 9-224b. Registration as write-in candidate in special election to fill vacancy. (a) Except as provided in subsectio
  • 9-224. — Sec. 9-224. Special election on same day as regular election. If any special election is called to fill a vacancy in any
  • 9-225. — Sec. 9-225. State elections. (a) The town clerk or assistant town clerk of each town shall warn the electors therein to
  • 9-226. — Sec. 9-226. Municipal elections. The warning of each municipal election shall specify the objects for which such electio
  • 9-227. — Sec. 9-227. Record of warning of municipal election. Section 9-227 is repealed.
  • 9-228 — Sec. 9-228a. Certification re location of polling place. Report to Secretary of the State identifying moderators. Remova
  • 9-228. — Sec. 9-228. Municipal elections. All municipal elections shall be held and conducted, as far as may be, in the same mann
  • 9-229 — Sec. 9-229c. Grants to regional councils of governments from Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management for suppor
  • 9-229. — Sec. 9-229. Appointment of moderators. Certification and duties of regional election advisors. Instruction and certifica
  • 9-230. — Sec. 9-230. Authority of registrars and moderators to prevent or suppress disorder. The registrars of voters may request
  • 9-231. — Sec. 9-231. Oath of election officials. All election officials shall be sworn to the faithful performance of their dutie
  • 9-232 — Sec. 9-232o. Counting of provisional ballots. Except as otherwise provided by the general statutes, section 9-23r and se
  • 9-232. — Sec. 9-232. Challenges to the right of any person offering to vote. Challenges to not be indiscriminate and to be under
  • 9-233. — Sec. 9-233. Voting tabulator tenders. Prior to each election, the registrars of voters of each town shall appoint, for e
  • 9-234. — Sec. 9-234. Presence of registrars. Official checkers. Checking of elector's name. (a) Each registrar of voters shall be
  • 9-235 — Sec. 9-235e. Secretary of the State allowed access to polling places and locations designated for the conduct of early v
  • 9-235. — Sec. 9-235. Unofficial checkers. (a) At least forty-eight hours prior to each election to be held in a municipality, eac
  • 9-236 — Sec. 9-236b. Voter's Bill of Rights. Sample ballots. Voters in line when polls scheduled to close permitted to vote. Vot
  • 9-236. — Sec. 9-236. Activities prohibited in and near polling place; distance markers; entry restricted; exceptions. (a) On the
  • 9-237 — Sec. 9-237a. Telephones at polling places. The registrars of voters shall provide a telephone for each polling place for
  • 9-237. — Sec. 9-237. Display of national and state flags. A United States flag, at least three feet by five feet in size, shall b
Title 147 · CT 147 (42 sections)
  • 9-238 — Sec. 9-238a. Report to Secretary of number of voting tabulators. During the first week of February in each year, the tow
  • 9-238. — Sec. 9-238. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (a) and effective date.) Voting tabulators required.
  • 9-239. — Sec. 9-239. Payment for voting tabulators. The fiscal authority in each municipality shall authorize payment of the bill
  • 9-240 — Sec. 9-240a. Periodic examination of voting tabulators. Not more than two hundred ten days nor less than thirty days pri
  • 9-240. — Sec. 9-240. Provision of voting tabulators and booths. The board of selectmen in each town, unless otherwise provided by
  • 9-241. — Sec. 9-241. Examination and approval of tabulators by Secretary. Subsequent alteration made by voting tabulator companie
  • 9-242 — Sec. 9-242c. Voting Technology Standards Board. Section 9-242c is repealed, effective May 24, 2011.
  • 9-242. — Sec. 9-242. Voting tabulator and direct recording electronic voting tabulator construction requirements. Attribution of
  • 9-243. — Sec. 9-243. Mechanics. Instruction and certification by the Secretary of the State. Section 9-243 is repealed, effective
  • 9-244. — Sec. 9-244. Inspection by party watchers, party chairpersons, candidates and officials. (a) Such registrars of voters sh
  • 9-245. — Sec. 9-245. Filing of reports. The reports of the registrars of voters, provided for under section 9-246, and the report
  • 9-246. — Sec. 9-246. Duties of registrars re condition of tabulators. Repairs made on election day. Required reports. (a) The reg
  • 9-247 — Sec. 9-247a. Candidates, immediate family members and associated business entities prohibited from transporting, prepari
  • 9-247. — Sec. 9-247. Preparation of tabulators. The registrars of voters shall, before the day of the election, cause test ballot
  • 9-248. — Sec. 9-248. Furnishing of supplies. When a voting tabulator is purchased or leased or otherwise provided for use in any
  • 9-249 — Sec. 9-249b. Arrangement of ballots when more than nine party designations and petitioning candidate rows. (a) If, after
  • 9-249. — Sec. 9-249. Instruction of election officials. (a) Before each election, the registrars of voters and the certified head
  • 9-250 — Sec. 9-250a. Blank space where party fails to nominate. When a political party has failed to nominate a candidate for an
  • 9-250. — Sec. 9-250. Form of ballots. Ballots shall be printed in plain clear type and on material of such size as will fit the t
  • 9-251. — Sec. 9-251. Order of office on ballots. In the preparation of ballots for use at a state election, precedence shall be g
  • 9-252. — Sec. 9-252. Transferred to Chapter 146, Part II, Sec. 9-183b.
  • 9-253. — Sec. 9-253. Order of names of party nominees for multiple-opening office determined by lot. Order when candidate nominat
  • 9-254. — Sec. 9-254. List of municipal offices to be filled. Each municipal clerk shall, not later than the one hundred eightieth
  • 9-255 — Sec. 9-255a. Certification re number of ballots ordered. (a) The registrars of voters and municipal clerk from each muni
  • 9-255. — Sec. 9-255. Sample ballots. The registrars of voters shall provide for all polling places using voting tabulators at lea
  • 9-256. — Sec. 9-256. Filing of sample ballot with Secretary. The registrars of voters of each municipality shall, not less than t
  • 9-257. — Sec. 9-257. Location of voting tabulator and stationing of officials. The room in which the election is held shall be se
  • 9-258 — Sec. 9-258a. Two shifts of election officials. Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, special acts or it
  • 9-258. — Sec. 9-258. Election officials; additional lines of electors. (a) For municipalities with more than one voting district,
  • 9-259. — Sec. 9-259. Duties of election officials before polls open; moderator's return certificates. (a) The moderator of the el
  • 9-260. — Sec. 9-260. Instruction by means of demonstrator device. A demonstrator device shall be provided inside the polling plac
  • 9-261 — Sec. 9-261c. Electronic devices used to check names of electors. The Secretary of the State shall review, in consultatio
  • 9-261. — Sec. 9-261. Process of voting. (a) In each primary, election or referendum, when an elector has entered the polling plac
  • 9-262. — Sec. 9-262. Duties of election officials during voting hours. During the entire period of an election, at least one of t
  • 9-263. — Sec. 9-263. Use of paper ballots when voting machine damaged. Section 9-263 is repealed, effective October 1, 2007.
  • 9-264. — Sec. 9-264. Assistance to elector who is blind, has disability or is unable to write or to read the ballot. An elector w
  • 9-265. — Sec. 9-265. Write-in votes. (a) A write-in vote for an office, cast for a person who has registered as a write-in candid
  • 9-266. — Sec. 9-266. Keys to be kept. Storage of voting tabulator. When the voting tabulator has been locked at the close of an e
  • 9-267. — Sec. 9-267. Removal of officials. If, at any time during the performance of his or her duties, any moderator, assistant
  • 9-268. — Sec. 9-268. Duties of selectmen imposed on other officials. Whenever the duties imposed by this part upon selectmen are
  • 9-269. — Sec. 9-269. Borough election officials. In the case of a borough election, the duties and privileges of the various town
  • 9-272. — Sec. 9-272. Conditions under which use of voting tabulators may be discontinued. If, owing to the number of candidates t
Title 148 · CT 148 (19 sections)
  • 9-307. — Sec. 9-307. Certificate of check lists. Immediately after the polls are closed, the official checker or checkers, appoin
  • 9-308. — Sec. 9-308. Canvass of returns. Immediately on the close of the polls, the election officials shall proceed to canvass t
  • 9-309. — Sec. 9-309. Procedure for announcing results. Temporary interruption of canvass after transmission of preliminary totals
  • 9-310. — Sec. 9-310. Sealing of tabulator by moderator. As soon as the count is completed and the moderator's return required und
  • 9-311 — Sec. 9-311c. Secretary of the State to develop recanvass procedures instructional training video. Requirement for recanv
  • 9-311. — Sec. 9-311. Recanvass in case of discrepancy. Authority of moderator to prevent or suppress disorder. (a) If, within thr
  • 9-312. — Sec. 9-312. Declaration of result; returns to secretary. In each municipality divided into voting districts, unless othe
  • 9-313. — Sec. 9-313. Forms for returns. The Secretary of the State shall transmit to the town clerk of each town, before each sta
  • 9-314. — Sec. 9-314. Return of preliminary and duplicate lists of votes by moderator. (a) As used in this subsection, “moderator”
  • 9-315. — Sec. 9-315. Canvass for presidential electors, U.S. senator and members of Congress. The votes returned as cast for a se
  • 9-316. — Sec. 9-316. Canvass in vacancy election of U.S. senator or representative. The Treasurer, Secretary of the State and Com
  • 9-317. — Sec. 9-317. Certification of election of U.S. senator. When any senator in Congress has been elected, the Governor shall
  • 9-318. — Sec. 9-318. Canvass of votes for state officers. The votes for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of the State, Tr
  • 9-319. — Sec. 9-319. Canvass of votes for state senators and representatives and judges of probate. The votes for state senators,
  • 9-320 — Sec. 9-320g. Authorization of electronic equipment by Secretary of the State for conduct of an audit. Notwithstanding an
  • 9-320. — Sec. 9-320. Returns of municipal elections by clerks. Elected town clerk who is registrar of vital statistics ex officio
  • 9-321. — Sec. 9-321. Return by moderator of election of town clerk and registrar of vital statistics. Section 9-321 is repealed.
  • 9-322 — Sec. 9-322b. Candidate elected to two or more offices in a municipality and prohibited from holding more than one office
  • 9-322. — Sec. 9-322. Failure of moderator to make returns. Each moderator of an election who neglects to make any return required
Title 149 · CT 149 (11 sections)
  • 9-323. — Sec. 9-323. Contests and complaints in election of presidential electors, U.S. senator and representative. Any elector o
  • 9-324. — Sec. 9-324. Contests and complaints in election of state officers and judges of probate. Any elector or candidate who cl
  • 9-325. — Sec. 9-325. Appeals and reservations of law to be taken to Supreme Court. If, upon any such hearing by a judge of the Su
  • 9-326. — Sec. 9-326. Contest in election of sheriff or judge of probate. Section 9-326 is repealed.
  • 9-327. — Sec. 9-327. Bond of complainant. The complainant in any complaint or proceeding under sections 9-323, 9-324, 9-328 or 9-
  • 9-328. — Sec. 9-328. Contests and complaints in election of municipal officers and nomination of justices of the peace. Any elect
  • 9-329 — Sec. 9-329b. Removal of candidate's name from ballot. (a) At any time prior to a primary held before April 1, 2024, and
  • 9-329. — Sec. 9-329. Appeal to Supreme Court. Section 9-329 is repealed.
  • 9-330. — Sec. 9-330. Examination and testing of tabulators. Any judge having jurisdiction over any action brought under section 9
  • 9-331. — Sec. 9-331. Tie vote for or vacancy in office of sheriff. Section 9-331 is repealed, effective December 1, 2000.
  • 9-332. — Sec. 9-332. Adjourned election in tie vote. Withdrawal of candidate. If the electors fail to choose a candidate for any
Title 150 · CT 150 (1 sections)
  • 9-344. — Sec. 9-344. Transferred to Chapter 151, Sec. 9-364a.
Title 151 · CT 151 (23 sections)
  • 9-349. — Sec. 9-349. Unlawful sessions of board for admission. Section 9-349 is repealed.
  • 9-350. — Sec. 9-350. Failure to warn election. Any person whose duty it is to warn any election and who fails to warn such electi
  • 9-351. — Sec. 9-351. Delay in counting or declaring vote. Any moderator of any election or voting district who, wilfully and with
  • 9-352. — Sec. 9-352. Tampering with tabulator by election official. Any election official who, with intent to cause or permit any
  • 9-353. — Sec. 9-353. False statement, certificate or return. Any election official who, at the close of the polls, purposely caus
  • 9-354. — Sec. 9-354. Improper printing of ballot. Any person who prints or causes to be printed upon any official ballot the name
  • 9-355. — Sec. 9-355. Official neglect or fraud. Any person who, without reasonable cause, neglects to perform any of the duties r
  • 9-356. — Sec. 9-356. Neglect to elect grand jurors. Section 9-356 is repealed.
  • 9-357. — Sec. 9-357. Fraudulent registration. Any person who fraudulently procures himself or another to be registered as an elec
  • 9-358. — Sec. 9-358. False swearing before registrar, moderator, board or State Elections Enforcement Commission. Any person who,
  • 9-359 — Sec. 9-359a. False statement in absentee balloting. Class D felony. (a) A person is guilty of false statement in absente
  • 9-359. — Sec. 9-359. Absentee ballots. Any (1) person who executes an absentee ballot for the purpose of informing any other pers
  • 9-360. — Sec. 9-360. Fraudulent voting. Any person not legally qualified who fraudulently votes in any town meeting, primary, ele
  • 9-361. — Sec. 9-361. Primary or enrollment violations. The following persons shall be guilty of primary or enrollment violations:
  • 9-362. — Sec. 9-362. Decision of election officials no bar to prosecution. The decision of the board for admission of electors or
  • 9-363. — Sec. 9-363. Circulation of misleading instructions. Any person who, with intent to defraud any elector of his or her vot
  • 9-364 — Sec. 9-364b. Restrictions on incumbents' use of public funds. Section 9-364b is repealed.
  • 9-364. — Sec. 9-364. Influencing elector to refrain from voting. Any person who, with intent to disenfranchise any elector, influ
  • 9-365. — Sec. 9-365. Employers' threats. Any person who (1) during the period that is sixty days or less prior to any election, m
  • 9-366. — Sec. 9-366. Interference with electors in voting. Any person who induces or attempts to induce any elector to write, pas
  • 9-367. — Sec. 9-367. Tampering with ballot or voting tabulator. Any person, not being an election official, who, with intent to c
  • 9-368 — Sec. 9-368c. Misrepresentation of contents of a petition. (a) No person shall intentionally misrepresent the contents of
  • 9-368. — Sec. 9-368. Arrest of accused. Upon the written complaint of any three electors of a town in which a violation of any la
Title 152 · CT 152 (6 sections)
  • 9-369 — Sec. 9-369d. Submission of local question to voters who are not electors. Vote by electors and voters held in conjunctio
  • 9-369. — Sec. 9-369. Procedure for holding referendum. Whenever at any regular or special state or municipal election any vote fo
  • 9-370 — Sec. 9-370a. Recanvass on close question vote. In the case of an election or referendum wherein the difference between t
  • 9-370. — Sec. 9-370. Submission of local questions at elections. Any provision of any special act to the contrary notwithstanding
  • 9-371 — Sec. 9-371c. Annual report from municipalities that adopt budgets by referendum pursuant to charter. Not later than Janu
  • 9-371. — Sec. 9-371. Report of referendum result to secretary. Whenever any town, city or borough has conducted a referendum in a
Title 153 · CT 153 (96 sections)
  • 9-372. — Sec. 9-372. Definitions. The following terms, as used in this chapter, chapter 157 and sections 9-51 to 9-67, inclusive,
  • 9-373 — Sec. 9-373b. Cross endorsement of a candidate. A candidate for an office appearing on a ballot for a state election, as
  • 9-373. — Sec. 9-373. Nominations to public office. All nominees for state, district and municipal office, all members of town com
  • 9-374. — Sec. 9-374. Party rules to be filed. No authority of the state or any political subdivision thereof having jurisdiction
  • 9-375 — Sec. 9-375b. Amendment of party rules following a census. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 9-374 and 9-375, du
  • 9-375. — Sec. 9-375. Amendment of party rules. The local party rules, governing a political party in any municipality, may be ame
  • 9-376. — Sec. 9-376. Postponement of primary day. (a)(1) If the day fixed for any primary falls on a Sunday or a legal holiday or
  • 9-377. — Sec. 9-377. Write-in spaces on ballots prohibited. At a primary votes may be cast and counted only for duly qualified ca
  • 9-378 — Sec. 9-378m. Transferred to Sec. 9-453u.
  • 9-378. — Sec. 9-378. Nominations without party designation excepted. In any municipality which, under the provisions of a special
  • 9-379. — Sec. 9-379. Eligibility for placing on ballot. No name of any candidate shall be printed on any official ballot at any e
  • 9-380. — Sec. 9-380. Newly-created offices. In the case of an office created after the last-preceding election, no name of any ca
  • 9-381 — Sec. 9-381a. Election procedures applicable to primaries unless otherwise provided. Except as otherwise provided by stat
  • 9-381. — Sec. 9-381. Nomination procedure. The provisions of sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, shall apply to the nomination by
  • 9-382. — Sec. 9-382. Party-endorsed candidates; state or district office. The state or district convention, as the case may be, s
  • 9-383. — Sec. 9-383. Time and place of convention. The time and place of meeting of a state or district convention shall be fixed
  • 9-384 — Sec. 9-384a. Calls for 1974 party conventions. Section 9-384a is repealed.
  • 9-384. — Sec. 9-384. Calls for conventions. Each convention shall originate by call of the chairman of the state central committe
  • 9-385 — Sec. 9-385a. Voting by delegation at state convention. The delegates to the state convention of each party elected from
  • 9-385. — Sec. 9-385. Roll-call vote or polling by delegation at convention. Whenever one-fifth or more of the accredited delegate
  • 9-386. — Sec. 9-386. Tie vote on endorsement. If a vote taken under sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, on the selection of any p
  • 9-387. — Sec. 9-387. Dispute as to endorsement of a candidate or selection of a delegate. The state rules of each party shall pre
  • 9-388. — Sec. 9-388. Report to Secretary of the State. Whenever a convention of a political party is held for the endorsement of
  • 9-389. — Sec. 9-389. Publication of names; information concerning filing of candidacies. Section 9-389 is repealed.
  • 9-390 — Sec. 9-390a. Election of town committee members in 1972. Section 9-390a is repealed.
  • 9-390. — Sec. 9-390. Selection of party-endorsed candidates for municipal office and selection of delegates to conventions. (a) E
  • 9-391. — Sec. 9-391. Time for party endorsements for municipal offices and town committee members. Time for selection of delegate
  • 9-392. — Sec. 9-392. Selection of town committees. A town committee shall be selected by each party in each town, in accordance w
  • 9-393. — Sec. 9-393. Selection of town committee members and delegates. All town committee members and delegates to conventions s
  • 9-394 — Sec. 9-394a. Senatorial and assembly district convention delegates. Any major party in any part of a town which is a com
  • 9-394. — Sec. 9-394. District delegates. If the state rules of a party provide that certain delegates to state conventions be cho
  • 9-395. — Sec. 9-395. Publication of information concerning municipal primaries. (a) Forthwith upon the certification provided in
  • 9-396. — Sec. 9-396. Ballot vote at caucus; eligibility to vote. At any caucus of the enrolled members of any party in any munici
  • 9-397. — Sec. 9-397. Tie vote on endorsement. If a vote taken under sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, on the selection of any p
  • 9-400. — Sec. 9-400. Time for filing of candidacies for state or district office. Certification. Late certification void. (a) A c
  • 9-404 — Sec. 9-404c. Registrar's receipt and verification of petitions for candidacies for nomination to state or district offic
  • 9-405. — Sec. 9-405. Time for filing primary petition candidacies for municipal offices and town committee members. (a)(1) Candid
  • 9-406 — Sec. 9-406a. Penalty for fraudulent certification. Any person who fraudulently signs, attests or files a false certifica
  • 9-406. — Sec. 9-406. Filing of primary petition candidacies for municipal offices and town committee members. A candidacy for nom
  • 9-409. — Sec. 9-409. Availability and issuance of primary petition forms for candidacies for nomination to municipal office or el
  • 9-410. — Sec. 9-410. Primary petition forms for candidacies for nomination to municipal office or election as town committee memb
  • 9-411. — Sec. 9-411. Number of candidates required on petition for town committee members. Any provision of law to the contrary n
  • 9-412. — Sec. 9-412. Registrar's receipt and verification of petitions for candidacies for nomination to municipal office or elec
  • 9-413 — Sec. 9-413a. Registrar to certify accuracy of enrollment list provided to candidate circulating primary petition. A regi
  • 9-413. — Sec. 9-413. Deposition of deposit filed with registrar. Section 9-413 is repealed.
  • 9-414. — Sec. 9-414. Nominations not to exceed places to be filled; municipal primaries. No town committee, caucus or convention
  • 9-415. — Sec. 9-415. When primary required. (a) If a candidacy for nomination by a political party to a state office is filed by
  • 9-416 — Sec. 9-416a. Failure of party to endorse; state or district office. If a party has made no endorsement of a candidate fo
  • 9-416. — Sec. 9-416. No-contest nominations; state or district office. If (1) at a state or district convention no person other t
  • 9-417. — Sec. 9-417. No-contest nominations; municipal office and town committee members. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b
  • 9-418. — Sec. 9-418. Failure of party to endorse; municipal office. (a) If within the time specified in section 9-391, a party ha
  • 9-419. — Sec. 9-419. Failure of party to endorse; town committee members. If within the time specified in section 9-391, a party
  • 9-420. — Sec. 9-420. Persons selected as convention delegates by party deemed lawfully selected. The persons selected by a politi
  • 9-421. — Sec. 9-421. When primary not to be held for town committee members. Any provision of sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive,
  • 9-422. — Sec. 9-422. Primaries for justices of the peace. Any provision of sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, to the contrary no
  • 9-423. — Sec. 9-423. Time for primaries; state, district or municipal office. (a) The primaries of all parties for nomination to
  • 9-424. — Sec. 9-424. Time for primaries; delegates. Section 9-424 is repealed, effective January 1, 2004, and applicable to prima
  • 9-425. — Sec. 9-425. Time for primaries; town committees. The day for holding a primary for the election of town committee member
  • 9-426. — Sec. 9-426. Cancellation of primary for office or town committee due to vacancies in non-party-endorsed candidacies. Sla
  • 9-427. — Sec. 9-427. Cancellation of delegate primary due to vacancies in party-endorsed candidacies; filling of vacancies when i
  • 9-428. — Sec. 9-428. Vacancy in party-endorsed candidacy. (a) If a party-endorsed candidate for election to the position of town
  • 9-429. — Sec. 9-429. Cancellation of primary for office or town committee when vacancies in candidacies result in no contest. (a)
  • 9-430. — Sec. 9-430. Withdrawal procedure. No candidate shall be deemed to have withdrawn under the provisions of section 9-426,
  • 9-431 — Sec. 9-431b. Eligibility to vote on removal from one town in state or district to another. Section 9-431b is repealed.
  • 9-431. — Sec. 9-431. Eligibility to vote at primary. (a) No person shall be permitted to vote at a primary of a party unless (1)
  • 9-432. — Sec. 9-432. Verification of names on filing with secretary. Section 9-432 is repealed.
  • 9-433. — Sec. 9-433. Notice of primary; state and district office. (a) After the deadline set forth in section 9-400 for filing c
  • 9-434. — Sec. 9-434. Verification of names on filing with municipal clerk. Exception. Upon the filing with the clerk of a municip
  • 9-435. — Sec. 9-435. Notice of primary for municipal office or election for town committee. Except as provided in sections 9-418
  • 9-436 — Sec. 9-436a. Candidate checkers. Each group of candidates whose names appear in one single row on the official ballot in
  • 9-436. — Sec. 9-436. Use, number and adjustment of voting tabulators; voting booths; conditions and rules for use of paper ballot
  • 9-437. — Sec. 9-437. Form of ballot. Position of candidates' names on ballot. Sample ballots. Voting instructions and information
  • 9-438. — Sec. 9-438. Hours and places of voting. In each municipality or voting district, the polling places for primaries held u
  • 9-439 — Sec. 9-439b. Penalty for false statement. Any person wilfully making a false statement in a statement which he signs and
  • 9-439. — Sec. 9-439. Duties of officials. The moderator in each polling place shall have charge of the primary held therein. The
  • 9-440. — Sec. 9-440. Moderators to make returns. Upon the closing of the polls at any primary held under sections 9-382 to 9-450,
  • 9-441. — Sec. 9-441. Compensation of registrars and municipal clerks. For the performance of the duties imposed by this chapter,
  • 9-442. — Sec. 9-442. When party has no registrar. In any municipality where there is no registrar affiliated with a political par
  • 9-443. — Sec. 9-443. Votes for justices of the peace. The vote for the party-endorsed slate or for any contesting slate of justic
  • 9-444. — Sec. 9-444. Determination of nominee, town committee members or justices of the peace. In the case of a primary for stat
  • 9-445. — Sec. 9-445. Recanvass on close vote. Forthwith after a primary for nomination to a municipal office or for election of m
  • 9-446. — Sec. 9-446. Tie vote. (a) If two or more candidates obtain the same and the highest total number of votes at a primary h
  • 9-447. — Sec. 9-447. Unlocking of voting tabulators. The voting tabulators used in any primary shall not be unlocked for a period
  • 9-448. — Sec. 9-448. Recount of paper ballots. The provisions of sections 9-445, 9-446 and 9-447 shall apply to any primary at wh
  • 9-449. — Sec. 9-449. Transferred to Chapter 149, Sec. 9-329a.
  • 9-450 — Sec. 9-450a. Special elections in 1974. Section 9-450a is repealed.
  • 9-450. — Sec. 9-450. Vacancy elections. (a) Nominations by major parties for any state, district or municipal office to be filled
  • 9-451. — Sec. 9-451. Minor parties. The nomination by a minor party of any candidate for office, including an office established
  • 9-452 — Sec. 9-452a. Notice of party meetings. Not later than five days before a minor party holds a party meeting to nominate a
  • 9-452. — Sec. 9-452. Time for making nominations. Certification. Late certification void. All minor parties nominating candidates
  • 9-453 — Sec. 9-453u. (Formerly Sec. 9-378m). Reservation of party designation. (a) An application to reserve a party designation
  • 9-453. — Sec. 9-453. Petition requirements. Section 9-453 is repealed.
  • 9-459. — Sec. 9-459. Vacancy elections. Nominations for any state, district or municipal office to be filled under the provisions
  • 9-460. — Sec. 9-460. Vacancy in nomination; withdrawal procedure. Certification of replacement nomination; time limitations. Ball
  • 9-461. — Sec. 9-461. Filing of list of candidates with Secretary. Not later than the seventh day following the date set for the p
  • 9-462. — Sec. 9-462. Lists of candidates for state and district offices. On September fifteenth in each year when a state electio
Title 154 · CT 154 (17 sections)
  • 9-463. — Sec. 9-463. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context indicates otherwise:
  • 9-464. — Sec. 9-464. Primary date. On the first Tuesday in April of each year in which the President of the United States is to b
  • 9-465. — Sec. 9-465. Placement of candidate names on ballot. The name of a candidate shall be placed on the ballot at a primary o
  • 9-466. — Sec. 9-466. Announcement of candidate list. The Secretary shall, at ten o'clock a.m. on the seventy-fourth day preceding
  • 9-467. — Sec. 9-467. Issuance of petition. On or after twelve o'clock noon of the seventy-fourth day preceding the day of the pri
  • 9-468. — Sec. 9-468. Circulation, filing and verification of petition. Except as hereinafter provided, such petitions shall be ci
  • 9-469. — Sec. 9-469. Tabulation of signatures. The Secretary shall complete tabulation of the signatures on such petitions not la
  • 9-470. — Sec. 9-470. Order of candidate names on ballot. The Secretary shall determine by lot, in a public ceremony held on the t
  • 9-471. — Sec. 9-471. Notice of primary. Forthwith upon determination of the order of candidates on the ballot, the secretary shal
  • 9-472. — Sec. 9-472. Vacancy on ballot due to candidate death. If, after determination of the order of candidates on the ballot,
  • 9-473. — Sec. 9-473. Notification by party chairmen of delegates allotted. Not later than the fourteenth day before the day of th
  • 9-476. — Sec. 9-476. Conduct of primary. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, the provisions of chapter 145 and chapter
  • 9-482. — Sec. 9-482. “Candidate” includes “uncommitted”. Determination of total votes cast. As used in this section and in sectio
  • 9-483. — Sec. 9-483. Allocation of delegates pursuant to party formula. If a party's chairman has certified a formula in accordan
  • 9-484. — Sec. 9-484. Allocation of delegates pursuant to state formula. (a) If a party's chairman did not certify (1) a formula p
  • 9-485. — Sec. 9-485. Certification of delegates. Release of delegates. (a) Forthwith upon completion of the procedures prescribed
  • 9-486. — Sec. 9-486. Caucuses permitted. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit the holding of caucuses for the s
Title 155 · CT 155 (28 sections)
  • 9-600. — Sec. 9-600. (Formerly Sec. 9-333). Application of provisions. This chapter applies to: (1) The election, and all primari
  • 9-601 — Sec. 9-601e. Impermissible coordinated expenditure. Liability for penalty. If the State Elections Enforcement Commission
  • 9-601. — Sec. 9-601. (Formerly Sec. 9-333a). General definitions. As used in this chapter and chapter 157:
  • 9-602. — Sec. 9-602. (Formerly Sec. 9-333d). Designation of treasurer and depository institution. Certification. Persons authoriz
  • 9-603. — Sec. 9-603. (Formerly Sec. 9-333e). Filing of statements and certification. Transfer of administration of campaign finan
  • 9-604. — Sec. 9-604. (Formerly Sec. 9-333f). Formation of committee by candidate. Exceptions. Exploratory committees. Justice of
  • 9-605. — Sec. 9-605. (Formerly Sec. 9-333g). Political committees; designation of treasurer; registration statement, time for fil
  • 9-606 — Sec. 9-606a. Terms “treasurer” and “deputy treasurer” substituted for “campaign treasurer” and “deputy campaign treasure
  • 9-606. — Sec. 9-606. (Formerly Sec. 9-333h). Duties and qualifications of treasurers. Appointment and duties of solicitors. (a) T
  • 9-607. — Sec. 9-607. (Formerly Sec. 9-333i). Making of expenditures. (a) Authorization by treasurer. No financial obligation shal
  • 9-608. — Sec. 9-608. (Formerly Sec. 9-333j). Statements to be filed by treasurers. Treatment of surplus or deficit. (a) Filing da
  • 9-609. — Sec. 9-609. (Formerly Sec. 9-333k). Party committees; designation as treasurer. Limitation on multiple committees. Fund-
  • 9-610. — Sec. 9-610. (Formerly Sec. 9-333l). Expense sharing by committees. Candidate's expenditures. Use of public funds by incu
  • 9-611. — Sec. 9-611. (Formerly Sec. 9-333m). Limits on contributions made by individuals to candidate committees, exploratory com
  • 9-612. — Sec. 9-612. (Formerly Sec. 9-333n). Other contributions by individuals. Principals of investment services firms, state c
  • 9-613. — Sec. 9-613. (Formerly Sec. 9-333o). Business entities. (a) Contributions or expenditures for candidate or party prohibit
  • 9-614. — Sec. 9-614. (Formerly Sec. 9-333p). Organizations. (a) Formation of political committee. Method of funding. An organizat
  • 9-615. — Sec. 9-615. (Formerly Sec. 9-333q). Limits on contributions made by political committees established by organizations. (
  • 9-616. — Sec. 9-616. (Formerly Sec. 9-333r). Contributions made or received by candidate committees. (a) A candidate committee sh
  • 9-617. — Sec. 9-617. (Formerly Sec. 9-333s). Contributions made or received by party committees. (a) A party committee may make u
  • 9-618. — Sec. 9-618. (Formerly Sec. 9-333t). Contributions made or received by political committees organized for ongoing politic
  • 9-619. — Sec. 9-619. (Formerly Sec. 9-333u). Contributions made or received by committees established for a single primary or ele
  • 9-620. — Sec. 9-620. (Formerly Sec. 9-333v). Contributions made or received by committees formed to promote success or defeat of
  • 9-621. — Sec. 9-621. (Formerly Sec. 9-333w). Political advertising. (a) No individual shall make or incur any expenditure with th
  • 9-622. — Sec. 9-622. (Formerly Sec. 9-333x). Illegal practices. The following persons shall be guilty of illegal practices and sh
  • 9-623. — Sec. 9-623. (Formerly Sec. 9-333y). Penalties. (a) Any person who knowingly and wilfully violates any provision of this
  • 9-624. — Sec. 9-624. (Formerly Sec. 9-346a). Preparation and distribution of forms; town clerk's fee. (a) The State Elections Enf
  • 9-625. — Sec. 9-625. (Formerly Sec. 9-346b). Powers of state referees and judges. Preservation of testimony. Witnesses. Expenses
Title 156 · CT 156 (3 sections)
  • 9-675. — Sec. 9-675. (Formerly Sec. 9-348ee). Electronic submission of campaign finance disclosure statements required. Waiver fo
  • 9-676. — Sec. 9-676. (Formerly Sec. 9-348ff). Conversion of data from paper format to electronic format. The State Elections Enfo
  • 9-677. — Sec. 9-677. (Formerly Sec. 9-348gg). Public access to computerized data from campaign finance statements. The State Elec
Title 157 · CT 157 (20 sections)
  • 9-700. — Sec. 9-700. Definitions. As used in sections 9-700 to 9-716, inclusive:
  • 9-701. — Sec. 9-701. Citizens' Election Fund. There is established the “Citizens' Election Fund”, which shall be a separate, nonl
  • 9-702. — Sec. 9-702. Citizens' Election Program established. Eligibility for grants. (a) There is established a Citizens' Electio
  • 9-703. — Sec. 9-703. Affidavit certifying candidate's intent to abide or not abide by expenditure limits. (a) Each candidate for
  • 9-704. — Sec. 9-704. Qualifying contributions. (a) The amount of qualifying contributions that the candidate committee of a candi
  • 9-705. — Sec. 9-705. Grant for convention campaign for major party candidate for Governor; grants for primary and general electio
  • 9-706. — Sec. 9-706. Grant applications and payment. (a)(1)(A) A participating major party candidate for nomination to the office
  • 9-707. — Sec. 9-707. Limit on deposits into depository account of a qualified candidate committee. Following the initial deposit
  • 9-708. — Sec. 9-708. Payment of primary or general election campaign grant to eligible qualified candidate committee. (a)(1) A qu
  • 9-709. — Sec. 9-709. Joint campaigning by candidates for offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. (a) For purposes of this se
  • 9-710. — Sec. 9-710. Loans and personal funds for campaigns. Limits. (a) The candidate committee for a candidate who intends to p
  • 9-711. — Sec. 9-711. Excess expenditures: Penalties. (a) If an expenditure in excess of the applicable expenditure limit set fort
  • 9-712. — Sec. 9-712. Supplemental statements. Declaration of excess expenditures statement. (a)(1) The treasurer of each candidat
  • 9-715. — Sec. 9-715. Voter registration lists for participating candidates. The Secretary of the State shall provide to each part
  • 9-716. — Sec. 9-716. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (b) and effective date.) Report on status of Citizens
  • 9-717. — Sec. 9-717. Severability. (a) Each section, subsection, subdivision, subparagraph, clause, provision or portion of publi
  • 9-718. — Sec. 9-718. Organization expenditure by town committee, legislative caucus committee or legislative leadership committee
  • 9-719. — Sec. 9-719. Grant amounts and expenditures: Analysis; report. (a) After each general election, the State Elections Enfor
  • 9-750. — Sec. 9-750. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Portion of revenues from tax under chapter 208
  • 9-751. — Sec. 9-751. Contributions to Citizens' Election Fund. Any person, business entity, organization, party committee or poli
Title 158 · CT 158 (1 sections)
  • 9-760. — Sec. 9-760. Pilot program for public financing of campaigns of candidates for certain municipal offices. Notwithstanding
Title 163 · CT 163 (23 sections)
  • 10-1. — Sec. 10-1. Appointment of board members. (a)(1) Prior to July 1, 1998, the State Board of Education shall consist of nin
  • 10-10 — Sec. 10-10i. Report on student data. (a)(1) The Commissioner of Education shall biennially submit to the legislative Off
  • 10-10. — Sec. 10-10. Acquisition of federal surplus property. Section 10-10 is repealed.
  • 10-11 — Sec. 10-11c. Distribution of Title IX compliance toolkit to boards of education. (a) Not later than April 1, 2025, the D
  • 10-11. — Sec. 10-11. Receipt and expenditure of federal funds and funds from private or municipal sources. The State Board of Edu
  • 10-12. — Sec. 10-12. State Board of Vocational Education. The State Board of Education is designated as the State Board of Vocati
  • 10-13 — Sec. 10-13a. Fees at technical institutes. Section 10-13a is repealed.
  • 10-13. — Sec. 10-13. Appointment of physicians for technical education and career schools. Section 10-13 is repealed, effective J
  • 10-14 — Sec. 10-14a. Transferred to Chapter 178, Part V, Sec. 10-333.
  • 10-14. — Sec. 10-14. Expenses of the board. The expenses of the State Board of Education shall be paid by the state upon vouchers
  • 10-2 — Sec. 10-2a. Student Advisory Council on Education. (a) The Commissioner of Education shall appoint a state Student Advis
  • 10-2. — Sec. 10-2. Officers. Secretaries. Agents. Employees. “Secretary to the State Board of Education” deemed to mean “Commiss
  • 10-3 — Sec. 10-3f. Employment of curriculum coordinator responsible for providing assistance and curriculum materials to boards
  • 10-3. — Sec. 10-3. Prosecuting agents to enforce school laws. Section 10-3 is repealed.
  • 10-4 — Sec. 10-4w. Standards re remote learning. Authorization of remote learning. (a) As used in this section:
  • 10-4. — Sec. 10-4. Duties of board. Reports. Comprehensive plan for elementary, secondary, vocational, career and adult educatio
  • 10-5 — Sec. 10-5f. Department to offer training program to newly elected members of boards of education. On and after July 1, 2
  • 10-5. — Sec. 10-5. State high school diploma; “honors diploma”; Connecticut State Seal of Biliteracy. Payment of fees; exception
  • 10-7 — Sec. 10-7v. Digital Citizenship, Internet Safety and Media Literacy Advisory Council. There is established a Digital Cit
  • 10-8 — Sec. 10-8c. Accelerated cross endorsement. Former teacher certification. Certain early childhood endorsements to be adde
  • 10-8. — Sec. 10-8. Licensing of private schools for trade instruction and special occupational training. Section 10-8 is repeale
  • 10-9 — Sec. 10-9a. Misuse of state funds or resources. Civil action by department. (a) The Department of Education may institut
  • 10-9. — Sec. 10-9. Bequests for educational purposes. (a) The State Treasurer may receive in the name of the state any money or
Title 164 · CT 164 (84 sections)
  • 10-15 — Sec. 10-15n. Family and community engagement in education council. (a) The Commissioner of Education shall convene a fam
  • 10-15. — Sec. 10-15. Towns to maintain schools. Public schools including kindergartens shall be maintained in each town for at le
  • 10-16 — Sec. 10-16ww. Asian American and Pacific Islander studies instruction. (a) For the school year commencing July 1, 2025,
  • 10-16. — Sec. 10-16. Length of school year. Each school district shall provide in each school year no less than one hundred eight
  • 10-17 — Sec. 10-17o. Bill of rights for parents or guardians of students who are multilingual leaners. (a) The State Board of Ed
  • 10-17. — Sec. 10-17. English language to be medium of instruction. Exception. The medium of instruction and administration in all
  • 10-18 — Sec. 10-18g. Instuctional materials re Safe Haven Act. The Department of Children and Families shall provide instruction
  • 10-18. — Sec. 10-18. Courses in United States history, government and duties and responsibilities of citizenship. (a)(1) All high
  • 10-19 — Sec. 10-19s. Memorandum of understanding between boards of education and youth service bureaus re sharing of educational
  • 10-19. — Sec. 10-19. Teaching about alcohol, nicotine or tobacco, drugs and acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Training of pers
  • 10-20 — Sec. 10-20f. Retention of appropriated funds, when. The Department of Education may retain up to one per cent of the amo
  • 10-20. — Sec. 10-20. Comptroller may withhold school money. Section 10-20 is repealed.
  • 10-21 — Sec. 10-21r. Department to issue request for proposals re establishment of public-private partnerships or enhancement of
  • 10-21. — Sec. 10-21. Vocational guidance. Section 10-21 is repealed, effective July 1, 1996.
  • 10-24 — Sec. 10-24f. Play-based learning. (a) As used in this section:
  • 10-24. — Sec. 10-24. Transferred to Chapter 246, Part III, Sec. 14-36e.
  • 10-25 — Sec. 10-25b. Model curriculum for grades kindergarten to eight. (a) Not later than January 1, 2024, the Department of Ed
  • 10-25. — Sec. 10-25. Secondary education for veterans. Section 10-25 is repealed, effective July 1, 1996.
  • 10-26. — Sec. 10-26. Education grant to child of deceased or disabled veteran or missing in action member of armed forces. Sectio
  • 10-27 — Sec. 10-27a. International education programs, recognition of schools and partnership programs. (a) The State Board of E
  • 10-27. — Sec. 10-27. International studies, exchange programs. Advisory committee. (a) It shall be the policy of the state to enc
  • 10-28 — Sec. 10-28b. School volunteers; information and assistance about; state-wide coordinator; state plan. The Department of
  • 10-28. — Sec. 10-28. Transferred to Chapter 190, Sec. 11-23b.
  • 10-29 — Sec. 10-29c. Certain days, weeks and months to be designated for celebration of ethnic, cultural or heritage groups. The
  • 10-29. — Sec. 10-29. Library service center in Middlesex County. Section 10-29 is repealed.
  • 10-33. — Sec. 10-33. Tuition in towns in which no high school is maintained. Any local board of education which does not maintain
  • 10-34. — Sec. 10-34. Approval by state board of incorporated or endowed high school or academy. The State Board of Education may
  • 10-35. — Sec. 10-35. Notice of discontinuance of high school service to nonresidents. Cooperative arrangements and school buildin
  • 10-36. — Sec. 10-36. Agreements with Gilbert School and Woodstock Academy. Section 10-36 is repealed, effective July 1, 1996.
  • 10-38 — Sec. 10-38j. Recommendations for expansion of higher educational opportunities. Section 10-38j is repealed.
  • 10-39. — Sec. 10-39. Temporary regional school study committee. (a) Two or more towns may establish a regional school district in
  • 10-40. — Sec. 10-40. Appointment of committee members. The legislative body of each town joining in the establishment of such a c
  • 10-41. — Sec. 10-41. Officers and records of committee. The committee, at its first meeting, shall elect from among its number a
  • 10-42. — Sec. 10-42. Expenses of committee. The committee may receive and disburse for the purposes of the study moneys from any
  • 10-43. — Sec. 10-43. Reports to towns. Dissolution of committee. (a) The committee shall, at least semiannually, make progress re
  • 10-44. — Sec. 10-44. Disposition of committee records. Upon the dissolution of the committee after a referendum establishing a re
  • 10-45. — Sec. 10-45. Referendum on establishment of regional districts or addition or withdrawal of grades. (a) Upon receipt of a
  • 10-46 — Sec. 10-46a. Transfer of responsibility to regional board. The regional board of education shall, after consultation wit
  • 10-46. — Sec. 10-46. Regional board of education. (a) The affairs of the regional school district shall be administered by a regi
  • 10-47 — Sec. 10-47c. Amendment of plan. With the exception of the terms which pertain to the capital contribution of member town
  • 10-47. — Sec. 10-47. Powers of regional board. Meetings. Regional boards of education shall have all the powers and duties confer
  • 10-49 — Sec. 10-49a. Site in town outside district. Any school district may acquire real property upon which to build a school i
  • 10-50. — Sec. 10-50. Admission of adjacent town to district. Section 10-50 is repealed.
  • 10-51 — Sec. 10-51c. Finance committee. A regional board of education may establish a finance committee for the regional school
  • 10-51. — Sec. 10-51. Fiscal year. Budget. Payments by member towns; adjustments to payments. Investment of funds. Temporary borro
  • 10-52. — Sec. 10-52. Adult education. A regional district may provide adult education for the towns in the district in accordance
  • 10-53. — Sec. 10-53. Application of education statutes. All provisions of the general statutes relating to public education, incl
  • 10-54. — Sec. 10-54. Transportation grants. Any local or regional school district which transports pupils to a regional school an
  • 10-55. — Sec. 10-55. Pupils to attend regional school. No pupil from any town belonging to a regional school district shall, at t
  • 10-56. — Sec. 10-56. Corporate powers. Bond issues. (a) A regional school district shall be a body politic and corporate with pow
  • 10-58 — Sec. 10-58a. Default of district in payment on bonds or notes. Withholding of state aid. Whenever it is established as h
  • 10-59. — Sec. 10-59. Fiscal year. Budget. Section 10-59 is repealed.
  • 10-60 — Sec. 10-60a. Refunding bonds. Any regional school district which has issued any bonds, notes or other obligations pursua
  • 10-60. — Sec. 10-60. Borrowing in addition to bonds. In addition to the power to issue bonds, notes and other obligations as prov
  • 10-63 — Sec. 10-63t. Applicability of reapportionment requirements. Notwithstanding the provisions of any general or special act
  • 10-64. — Sec. 10-64. Establishment of regional agricultural science and technology education centers. Moratorium; exception. Tuit
  • 10-65 — Sec. 10-65b. Provision of student's nonagricultural academic courses; shared-time arrangements. A local or regional boar
  • 10-65. — Sec. 10-65. Grants for constructing and operating agricultural science and technology education centers. Tuition charges
  • 10-66 — Sec. 10-66uu. Applicability of Freedom of Information Act to records and files related to administration of charter scho
  • 10-66. — Sec. 10-66. Regulations. The State Board of Education may adopt, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54, such r
  • 10-67. — Sec. 10-67. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 10-69 to 10-71a, inclusive, and 10-73a to 10-73c, inclusiv
  • 10-68. — Sec. 10-68. Appointment of director of adult education. Section 10-68 is repealed, effective July 1, 1996.
  • 10-69 — Sec. 10-69a. Adult education programs in New Haven and Bridgeport authorized to provide additional instructional service
  • 10-69. — Sec. 10-69. Adult education. (a) Each local and regional board of education shall establish and maintain a program of ad
  • 10-70. — Sec. 10-70. Rooms and personnel. Any local or regional board of education which conducts adult classes and activities sh
  • 10-71 — Sec. 10-71a. State grants for adult education programs. Eligibility requirements. To be eligible for aid pursuant to sec
  • 10-71. — Sec. 10-71. State grants for adult education programs. (a) Each local or regional board of education or regional educati
  • 10-73 — Sec. 10-73d. Request of certain students to attend adult education classes. Assignment. A public school student who is b
  • 10-74 — Sec. 10-74v. Informational handout for students with individual education program or Section 504 plan re rights in the c
  • 10-74. — Sec. 10-74. State aid for schools for non-English-speaking adults. Section 10-74 is repealed.
  • 10-76 — Sec. 10-76xx. Notification of student identified as gifted and talented. Adoption of policy re equitable identification
  • 10-91 — Sec. 10-91m. Private providers of special education services to notify boards of education of all complaints, resolution
  • 10-92 — Sec. 10-92b. Department to provide complete and accurate information re special education programs and services. The Dep
  • 10-92. — Sec. 10-92. Education at Newington Children's Hospital. Section 10-92 is repealed, effective July 1, 1998.
  • 10-94 — Sec. 10-94l. Surrogate parent program. (a) The Commissioner of Education shall administer, within available appropriatio
  • 10-95 — Sec. 10-95u. Identification and creation or expansion of programs in critical construction trades. (a) Not later than Oc
  • 10-95. — Sec. 10-95. Technical Education and Career School System. There is established a state-wide system of technical educatio
  • 10-96 — Sec. 10-96c. Indemnification of persons making gifts to Technical Education and Career System. The executive director of
  • 10-97 — Sec. 10-97b. Replacement of school buses in service in Technical Education and Career System. Report. (a) The executive
  • 10-97. — Sec. 10-97. Transportation to technical education and career schools. (a) The board of education of any town or, where t
  • 10-98 — Sec. 10-98b. Executive director to consult with regional community-technical colleges and certain boards of education re
  • 10-98. — Sec. 10-98. Vocational agricultural training. Section 10-98 is repealed.
  • 10-99 — Sec. 10-99i. Audits of the Technical Education and Career System. In accomplishment of their duties as set forth in sect
  • 10-99. — Sec. 10-99. Industrial account. The Technical Education and Career System shall use the industrial account within the Vo
Title 165 · CT 165 (5 sections)
  • 10-119 — Sec. 10-119b. (Formerly Sec. 10-119a). Waiver of fees for persons over sixty-two. Section 10-119b is repealed.
  • 10-120. — Sec. 10-120. Transferred to Chapter 185b, Part III, Sec. 10a-108.
  • 10-131 — Sec. 10-131a. Contracts with industrial firms for research and development programs. Section 10-131a is repealed.
  • 10-141 — Sec. 10-141j. Annual report of the Connecticut Health Center. Section 10-141j is repealed.
  • 10-144 — Sec. 10-144e. Advisory Council for School Administrator Professional Standards. (a) For purposes of this section “admini
Title 166 · CT 166 (24 sections)
  • 10-144 — Sec. 10-144o. Definitions. As used in sections 10-145 to 10-158a, inclusive:
  • 10-145 — Sec. 10-145ee. Initial educator certificate for trade and industrial occupations in comprehensive high schools. (a) As u
  • 10-145. — Sec. 10-145. Certificate necessary to employment. Forfeiture for noncompliance. Substitute teachers. (a) No teacher, sup
  • 10-146 — Sec. 10-146j. Educator apprenticeship initiative. (a) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and each fiscal year the
  • 10-146. — Sec. 10-146. Transferred to Sec. 10-145a.
  • 10-148 — Sec. 10-148d. Professional development for paraeducators. (a) For the school year commencing July 1, 2023, and each scho
  • 10-149 — Sec. 10-149h. Exertional heat illness awareness education program. (a) As used in this section:
  • 10-149. — Sec. 10-149. Qualifications for athletic coaches of intramural and interscholastic athletics. The State Board of Educati
  • 10-150 — Sec. 10-150f. Standards re criteria for reviewing educator preparation programs and alternate route to certification pro
  • 10-151 — Sec. 10-151j. Exit surveys for certain teachers. Not later than January 1, 2024, each local and regional board of educat
  • 10-151. — Sec. 10-151. Employment of teachers. Definitions. Tenure. Notice and hearing on failure to renew or termination of contr
  • 10-152. — Sec. 10-152. Discrimination in salaries of teachers. Section 10-152 is repealed.
  • 10-153 — Sec. 10-153t. Turnaround plan referees. On or before July 1, 2012, the Department of Education shall create a list of tu
  • 10-153. — Sec. 10-153. Discrimination on the basis of sex, gender identity or expression or marital status prohibited. No local or
  • 10-154 — Sec. 10-154a. Professional communications between teacher or nurse and student. Surrender of physical evidence obtained
  • 10-154. — Sec. 10-154. Homes and transportation for teachers. Section 10-154 is repealed.
  • 10-155 — Sec. 10-155cc. Definitions. (a) For the purposes of this section:
  • 10-155. — Sec. 10-155. Emergency teacher training program. The Board of Trustees for the Connecticut State University System may m
  • 10-156 — Sec. 10-156jj. Increasing educator diversity plans: Submission; review; approval; revision; implementation; made availab
  • 10-156. — Sec. 10-156. Sick leave. Each professional employee certified by the State Board of Education and employed by a local or
  • 10-157 — Sec. 10-157a. Superintendent for more than one town. (a) Notwithstanding any provisions of the general statutes to the c
  • 10-157. — Sec. 10-157. Superintendents: Relationship to local or regional board of education; verification of certification status
  • 10-158 — Sec. 10-158a. Cooperative arrangements among towns. School building projects. Student transportation. (a) Any two or mor
  • 10-158. — Sec. 10-158. Superintendent for more than one town. Supervision districts. Section 10-158 is repealed.
Title 167 · CT 167 (1 sections)
  • 10-180 — Sec. 10-180c. Administration of retirement funds for teachers at E. O. Smith School. See chapter 66, Sec. 5-192d.
Title 168 · CT 168 (18 sections)
  • 10-184 — Sec. 10-184b. Waiver provisions not applicable to equivalent instruction authority of parents. Notwithstanding any provi
  • 10-184. — Sec. 10-184. Duties of parents. School attendance age requirements. All parents and those who have the care of children
  • 10-185. — Sec. 10-185. Penalty. Each day's failure on the part of a person to comply with any provision of section 10-184 shall be
  • 10-186. — Sec. 10-186. Duties of local and regional boards of education re school attendance. Hearings. Appeals to state board. Es
  • 10-187. — Sec. 10-187. Appeal from finding of hearing board. Any parent or guardian or emancipated minor or a pupil eighteen years
  • 10-188. — Sec. 10-188. Private schools and instruction. Attendance of children at a school other than a public school shall not be
  • 10-193. — Sec. 10-193. Certificate of age for minors in certain occupations. (a) The superintendent of schools of any local or reg
  • 10-194. — Sec. 10-194. Penalty. (a) Any person, whether acting for himself or herself or as agent for another, who employs any min
  • 10-195. — Sec. 10-195. Evidence of age. Upon the trial of any person who has wilfully employed or has had in his or her employment
  • 10-196. — Sec. 10-196. Agents. Section 10-196 is repealed.
  • 10-197. — Sec. 10-197. Penalty for employment of child under fourteen. Any person who employs a child under fourteen years of age
  • 10-198 — Sec. 10-198f. Mental health wellness days. (a) As used in this section and section 10-198b, “mental health wellness day”
  • 10-198. — Sec. 10-198. False statement as to age. Any parent or other person having control of a child, who makes any false statem
  • 10-199. — Sec. 10-199. Attendance officers. Duties. Any local or regional board of education may appoint one or more persons, who
  • 10-200. — Sec. 10-200. Habitual truants. Each city and town may adopt ordinances concerning habitual truants from school and child
  • 10-201. — Sec. 10-201. Fees for arresting truants. Officers other than policemen of cities shall receive for making the arrests re
  • 10-202 — Sec. 10-202f. Dropout prevention grant program. (a) Consistent with the policy adopted pursuant to section 10-202e, the
  • 10-202. — Sec. 10-202. Warrant and hearing. In all cases arising under the provisions of sections 10-200 and 10-201 a proper warra
Title 169 · CT 169 (24 sections)
  • 10-203 — Sec. 10-203c. Guidelines re comprehensive school counseling program. Not later than July 1, 2020, the State Board of Edu
  • 10-203. — Sec. 10-203. Compliance with public health statutes and regulations. Each local and regional board of education shall ma
  • 10-204 — Sec. 10-204d. Continuation of exemption from immunization requirements on religious grounds upon transfer to another sch
  • 10-204. — Sec. 10-204. Vaccination. Section 10-204 is repealed, effective July 1, 1998.
  • 10-205. — Sec. 10-205. Appointment of school medical advisors. Each local or regional board of education of any town having a popu
  • 10-206 — Sec. 10-206g. Medicaid coverage for health services provided in office of school nurse. To the extent permissible under
  • 10-206. — Sec. 10-206. Health assessments. (a) Each local or regional board of education shall require each pupil enrolled in the
  • 10-207. — Sec. 10-207. Duties of medical advisors. (a) Each school medical advisor shall work with the local or regional board of
  • 10-208 — Sec. 10-208a. Physical activity of student restricted; boards to honor notice. Each local and regional board of educatio
  • 10-208. — Sec. 10-208. Exemption from examination or treatment. No provision of section 10-206 or 10-214 shall be construed to req
  • 10-209. — Sec. 10-209. Records not to be public. Provision of reports to schools. (a) No record of any medical examination made or
  • 10-210. — Sec. 10-210. Notice of disease to be given parent or guardian. Subject to the provisions of section 19a-216 notice of an
  • 10-211 — Sec. 10-211f. Provision of professional development programs or activities for school nurses and nurse practitioners. Fo
  • 10-211. — Sec. 10-211. Notice to state board. Section 10-211 is repealed.
  • 10-212 — Sec. 10-212n. Suicide risk assessments. Not later than January 1, 2024, the Department of Education shall provide to eac
  • 10-212. — Sec. 10-212. School nurses and nurse practitioners. Administration of medications by parents or guardians on school grou
  • 10-213. — Sec. 10-213. Dental hygienists. A local or regional board of education may appoint and prescribe the functions and dutie
  • 10-214 — Sec. 10-214b. Compliance report by local or regional board of education. Section 10-214b is repealed, effective June 3,
  • 10-214. — Sec. 10-214. Vision, audiometric and postural screenings: When required; notification of parents re defects; record of r
  • 10-215 — Sec. 10-215m. Local food for schools incentive program. (a) As used in this section:
  • 10-215. — Sec. 10-215. Lunches, breakfasts and other feeding programs for public school children and employees. Collection of unpa
  • 10-216. — Sec. 10-216. Payment of expenses. The expenses incurred under the provisions of this chapter, except the expenses of sch
  • 10-217 — Sec. 10-217j. Connecticut School Health Survey; policy and forms re notice. Not later than January 1, 2023, the Departme
  • 10-217. — Sec. 10-217. Penalty. Any person who is responsible for the violation of any provision of this chapter shall be fined no
Title 170 · CT 170 (37 sections)
  • 10-218 — Sec. 10-218c. Newly elected members of boards of education to complete training program. On and after July 1, 2023, any
  • 10-218. — Sec. 10-218. Officers. Meetings. Each board of education shall, not later than one month after the date on which the new
  • 10-219. — Sec. 10-219. Procedure for filling vacancy on local board of education. If a vacancy occurs in the office of any member
  • 10-220 — Sec. 10-220r. School playground design conformity with universal design principles. Each local and regional board of edu
  • 10-220. — Sec. 10-220. Duties of boards of education. (a) Each local or regional board of education shall maintain good public ele
  • 10-221 — Sec. 10-221aa. Prohibition on parent or guardian participation as condition for student enrollment. No local or regional
  • 10-221. — Sec. 10-221. Boards of education to prescribe rules, policies and procedures. (a) As used in this section, “remote learn
  • 10-222 — Sec. 10-222kk. Director of School Climate Improvement. The Department of Education shall, within available appropriation
  • 10-222. — Sec. 10-222. Appropriations and budget. Each local board of education shall prepare an itemized estimate of the cost of
  • 10-223 — Sec. 10-223n. Publication of completion rates of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Not later than July 1, 20
  • 10-223. — Sec. 10-223. Separate high school accounts. Section 10-223 is repealed, effective June 3, 1996.
  • 10-224. — Sec. 10-224. Duties of the secretary. The secretary of the board of education shall keep a record of all its proceedings
  • 10-225. — Sec. 10-225. Salaries of secretary and attendance officers. The salaries and compensation of the secretary of the board
  • 10-226 — Sec. 10-226h. Programs and methods to reduce racial, ethnic and economic isolation. (a) A local or regional board of edu
  • 10-226. — Sec. 10-226. Reports to Commissioner of Education. Each local and regional board of education shall annually, before the
  • 10-227. — Sec. 10-227. Returns of receipts, expenditures and statistics to Commissioner of Education. Verification mandated. Penal
  • 10-228 — Sec. 10-228b. Tax credits for donation of computers to schools. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall grant a c
  • 10-228. — Sec. 10-228. Free textbooks, supplies, material and equipment. Each local and regional board of education shall purchase
  • 10-229. — Sec. 10-229. Change of textbooks. (a) No board of education shall change any textbooks used in the public schools except
  • 10-230 — Sec. 10-230b. Exemplary veterans education program distinction. The State Board of Education, in consultation with the D
  • 10-230. — Sec. 10-230. Flags in schoolrooms and schools. Policy on the reciting of the “Pledge of Allegiance”. (a) Each local and
  • 10-231 — Sec. 10-231i. Guidelines re optimal thermal comfort range for school buildings and facilities. On or before July 1, 2024
  • 10-231. — Sec. 10-231. Fire drills. Crisis response drills. (a) Each local and regional board of education shall provide for a fir
  • 10-232 — Sec. 10-232d. Criminal history and child abuse and neglect registry records checks of certified school personnel. Denial
  • 10-232. — Sec. 10-232. Restrictions on employment of members of board of education. Notwithstanding the provisions of any special
  • 10-233 — Sec. 10-233r. Connecticut School Discipline Collaborative. Duties. (a) The Department of Education's Connecticut School
  • 10-233. — Sec. 10-233. Suspension of pupils. Section 10-233 is repealed.
  • 10-234 — Sec. 10-234gg. Report re use of certain Internet web sites, online services or mobile applications without a contract. F
  • 10-234. — Sec. 10-234. Expulsion of pupils. Section 10-234 is repealed.
  • 10-235 — Sec. 10-235a. Immunity from liability of internship providers. (a) For purposes of this section:
  • 10-235. — Sec. 10-235. Indemnification of teachers, board members, employees and certain volunteers and students in damage suits;
  • 10-236 — Sec. 10-236c. Disruptive or harmful behavior. Behavior intervention meetings for certain students. Notice to parents. (a
  • 10-236. — Sec. 10-236. Liability insurance. Each such board of education, board of trustees, state agency or managing board may in
  • 10-237. — Sec. 10-237. School activity funds. (a) Any local or regional board of education may establish and maintain in its custo
  • 10-238. — Sec. 10-238. Petition for hearing on questions relating to provision of education offered by the board of education. The
  • 10-239 — Sec. 10-239k. Shared service agreements. Any two or more boards of education may, in writing, agree to establish shared
  • 10-239. — Sec. 10-239. Use of school facilities for other purposes. (a) Any local or regional board of education may provide for t
Title 171 · CT 171 (12 sections)
  • 10-240. — Sec. 10-240. Control of schools. Each town shall through its board of education maintain the control of all the public s
  • 10-241 — Sec. 10-241e. Local board of education consultation with municipality prior to purchase of payroll processing or account
  • 10-241. — Sec. 10-241. Powers of school districts. Each school district shall be a body corporate and shall have power to sue and
  • 10-242. — Sec. 10-242. Meetings. The annual town meeting shall be the annual school district meeting and special meetings shall be
  • 10-243. — Sec. 10-243. Treasurer and clerk. The town clerk and treasurer of each town shall have all the powers and duties, respec
  • 10-244 — Sec. 10-244c. Filing of signed copy of contract for administrative personnel with town clerk. Posting of contract on Int
  • 10-244. — Sec. 10-244. Payment of expenses. Section 10-244 is repealed.
  • 10-245. — Sec. 10-245. Formation of school districts. No new school district shall be formed except as provided by part III of cha
  • 10-246. — Sec. 10-246. Sale of property of former districts. Section 10-246 is repealed.
  • 10-247. — Sec. 10-247. Management of permanent funds. If any school district, formerly existing in a town in which the school dist
  • 10-248 — Sec. 10-248c. Board of education to post and submit copy of current and projected expenditures and revenues. For the fis
  • 10-248. — Sec. 10-248. Payment of school expenses. The expenses of maintaining public schools in each town, which shall be incurre
Title 172 · CT 172 (31 sections)
  • 10-249. — Sec. 10-249. Enumeration of children of compulsory school age in school districts and by state departments having jurisd
  • 10-250. — Sec. 10-250. Report showing number of children. Annually, not later than June fifteenth, the superintendent of schools f
  • 10-251. — Sec. 10-251. Penalty for refusing to give age of child. Any person having control of a child under twenty-one years of a
  • 10-252 — Sec. 10-252b. Calculation of estimates for certain grant amounts. (a) Not later than June 30, 2024, the Department of Ed
  • 10-252. — Sec. 10-252. Children in state receiving homes. Employment of teachers. Section 10-252 is repealed.
  • 10-253 — Sec. 10-253a. Reentry coordinators. Transfer of records of children in juvenile justice facilities. Exception for smalle
  • 10-253. — Sec. 10-253. School privileges for children in certain placements, nonresident children, children in temporary shelters,
  • 10-254. — Sec. 10-254. Fraud. Any member of a board of education who fraudulently makes or joins in making any false certificate,
  • 10-255. — Sec. 10-255. Waiver of forfeiture. Section 10-255 is repealed.
  • 10-256. — Sec. 10-256. Misapplication of school money. If any money appropriated to the use of schools is applied by a town or sch
  • 10-257 — Sec. 10-257i. Educational roundtable committee. Section 10-257i is repealed.
  • 10-257. — Sec. 10-257. Income of town deposit fund. Section 10-257 is repealed.
  • 10-258. — Sec. 10-258. Trust funds. If any town has received a permanent fund for the support of a school or schools, the town tre
  • 10-259. — Sec. 10-259. Fiscal and school year defined. The fiscal and school year shall commence July first and end June thirtieth
  • 10-260 — Sec. 10-260b. Education Mandate Review Advisory Council. (a) There is established the Education Mandate Review Advisory
  • 10-260. — Sec. 10-260. State aid to towns. Section 10-260 is repealed.
  • 10-261 — Sec. 10-261b. Data re transfers of real property for preparation of equalized net grand lists. (a) The town clerk and as
  • 10-261. — Sec. 10-261. Definitions. (a) Whenever used in this section and section 10-263:
  • 10-262 — Sec. 10-262x. Notice to towns of estimated equalization aid grants. Not later than December 31, 2024, and each December
  • 10-263 — Sec. 10-263e. Safe learning grant program. (a) The Department of Education shall establish, within available appropriati
  • 10-263. — Sec. 10-263. Withholding of payments; adjustments for underpayments and overpayments of grants. (a) The State Board of E
  • 10-264 — Sec. 10-264u. Submission of enrollment numbers for certain programs by May twentieth. Not later than May twentieth of ea
  • 10-264. — Sec. 10-264. Temporary additional payment. Obsolete.
  • 10-265 — Sec. 10-265ff. Philanthropic Match account. (a) There is established an account to be known as the “Philanthropic Match
  • 10-265. — Sec. 10-265. Payments. Section 10-265 is repealed.
  • 10-266 — Sec. 10-266ee. Dr. Joseph S. Renzulli Gifted and Talented Academy. Grant. (a) For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015,
  • 10-273 — Sec. 10-273a. Reimbursement for transportation to and from elementary and secondary schools. Any town transporting child
  • 10-276 — Sec. 10-276b. Diverse learning environment for state-funded interdistrict programs. The Department of Education shall en
  • 10-277. — Sec. 10-277. Reimbursement for transportation of high school pupils from towns or regional school districts not maintain
  • 10-280 — Sec. 10-280c. Nonpublic school transportation services pilot program. (a) For the school years commencing July 1, 2017,
  • 10-281. — Sec. 10-281. Transportation for pupils in nonprofit private schools within school district. (a) Any municipality or scho
Title 173 · CT 173 (20 sections)
  • 10-282. — Sec. 10-282. Definitions. As used in this chapter, section 10-65 and section 10-76e:
  • 10-283 — Sec. 10-283d. Federal funds as part of local share for school building projects. A town may use any federal funds receiv
  • 10-283. — Sec. 10-283. Applications for grants for school building projects. (a)(1) Each town or regional school district shall be
  • 10-284. — Sec. 10-284. Approval or disapproval of applications by Commissioner of Administrative Services. (a) The Commissioner of
  • 10-285 — Sec. 10-285h. Projects for charter schools: Pilot program. Section 10-285h is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
  • 10-285. — Sec. 10-285. Acceptance or rejection of allotment. Section 10-285 is repealed.
  • 10-286 — Sec. 10-286h. School building project grants for diversity schools. (a)(1) The Department of Administrative Services, in
  • 10-286. — Sec. 10-286. Computation of school building project grants. (a) The amount of the grant approved by the Commissioner of
  • 10-287 — Sec. 10-287j. Bond issue for funding interest subsidy grants. Section 10-287j is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
  • 10-287. — Sec. 10-287. Installment payments of school building project grants. Construction contracts subject to bid. Construction
  • 10-288 — Sec. 10-288a. Replacement or relocation of secondary school associated with center. When the secondary school with which
  • 10-288. — Sec. 10-288. Grants and loans to towns unable to complete projects. Any town or regional school district having a school
  • 10-289 — Sec. 10-289h. Central kitchen facility projects. Notwithstanding any provision of this chapter, a local or regional boar
  • 10-289. — Sec. 10-289. Issuance of bonds for school building project. As used in this section, “school building project” means (1)
  • 10-290 — Sec. 10-290f. Standard school construction contracts. Guidance for projects. (a) The Department of Administrative Servic
  • 10-290. — Sec. 10-290. Advisory school planning service. Section 10-290 is repealed.
  • 10-291 — Sec. 10-291a. Code compliance improvements not required in certain situations. Notwithstanding the provisions of this ch
  • 10-291. — Sec. 10-291. Approval of plans and site. Expense limit. (a) No school building project for which state assistance is sou
  • 10-292 — Sec. 10-292w. Solar feasibility assessments. (a) Effective July 1, 2025, prior to submitting any application for a schoo
  • 10-292. — Sec. 10-292. Review of final plans by Commissioner of Administrative Services. Exceptions; role of local officials. (a)
Title 174 · CT 174 (11 sections)
  • 10-293. — Sec. 10-293. Transferred to Chapter 319l, Part II, Sec. 17a-810.
  • 10-294 — Sec. 10-294b. Braille Literacy Advisory Council. Section 10-294b is repealed, effective October 1, 2005.
  • 10-294. — Sec. 10-294. Executive director. Qualifications. Compensation. Rules and regulations. Section 10-294 is repealed, effect
  • 10-295 — Sec. 10-295a. Appropriation. Section 10-295a is repealed.
  • 10-295. — Sec. 10-295. Transferred to Chapter 319l, Part II, Sec. 17a-812.
  • 10-299. — Sec. 10-299. Transferred to Chapter 319l, Part II, Sec. 17a-817.
  • 10-303. — Sec. 10-303. Transferred to Chapter 319l, Part II, Sec. 17a-818.
  • 10-304. — Sec. 10-304. Sales and service account. Section 10-304 is repealed, effective October 1, 2016.
  • 10-310. — Sec. 10-310. Limitation of expenditures. Section 10-310 is repealed, effective October 1, 2016.
  • 10-311 — Sec. 10-311a. Transferred to Chapter 319l, Part II, Sec. 17a-825.
  • 10-311. — Sec. 10-311. Statement to be filed. Section 10-311 is repealed, effective October 1, 2005.
Title 175 · CT 175 (1 sections)
  • 10-316 — Sec. 10-316a. Consultant on children who are deaf or hard of hearing. The State Board of Education shall be empowered to
Title 178 · CT 178 (19 sections)
  • 10-322 — Sec. 10-322a. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-1.
  • 10-322. — Sec. 10-322. Definitions. Section 10-322 is repealed.
  • 10-323 — Sec. 10-323g. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-13.
  • 10-323. — Sec. 10-323. Appointment of commission. Section 10-323 is repealed.
  • 10-324 — Sec. 10-324g. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-14.
  • 10-325 — Sec. 10-325c. Transferred to Chapter 185b, Part V, Sec. 10a-149.
  • 10-326 — Sec. 10-326h. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-22.
  • 10-326. — Sec. 10-326. Operation of state institutions of higher education. Board for State Academic Awards. Section 10-326 is rep
  • 10-327 — Sec. 10-327e. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-20.
  • 10-327. — Sec. 10-327. Disputes between governing boards. Section 10-327 is repealed.
  • 10-328 — Sec. 10-328e. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part I, Sec. 10a-21.
  • 10-330 — Sec. 10-330a. Transferred to Chapter 185b, Part IV, Sec. 10a-143.
  • 10-330. — Sec. 10-330. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part III, Sec. 10a-34.
  • 10-331 — Sec. 10-331c. Contracting for additional student space in independent colleges. Section 10-331c is repealed.
  • 10-331. — Sec. 10-331. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part III, Sec. 10a-35.
  • 10-332. — Sec. 10-332. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part V, Sec. 10a-43.
  • 10-333. — Sec. 10-333. (Formerly Sec. 10-14a). Scholarship aid for teachers of children requiring special education. Section 10-33
  • 10-334 — Sec. 10-334a. Appointment of Connecticut Commission on Aid to Higher Education. Employees. Powers. Section 10-334a is re
  • 10-334. — Sec. 10-334. Transferred to Chapter 185, Part V, Sec. 10a-44.
Title 181 · CT 181 (3 sections)
  • 10-369. — Sec. 10-369. Appointment of commission. Terms. Vacancies. Compensation. Section 10-369 is repealed, effective August 20,
  • 10-373 — Sec. 10-373r. Termination of accounts. Section 10-373r is repealed, effective July 1, 1993.
  • 10-373. — Sec. 10-373. Transferred to Chapter 184b, Sec. 10-403.
Title 182 · CT 182 (3 sections)
  • 10-374. — Sec. 10-374. Compact for Education. The Compact for Education is hereby entered into and enacted into law with all juris
  • 10-375. — Sec. 10-375. Legislative members of and Governor's appointment to the Education Commission of the States. (a) The legisl
  • 10-376. — Sec. 10-376. Bylaws of commission filed. Pursuant to Article III(i) of the Compact, the commission shall file a copy of
Title 185 · CT 185 (1 sections)
  • 10 — Sec. 10a-57g. Connecticut Preschool through Twenty and Workforce Information Network. (a) As used in this section:
Title 186 · CT 186 (1 sections)
  • 10 — Sec. 10a-175. Reserved for future use.
Title 187 · CT 187 (1 sections)
  • 10 — Sec. 10a-198. (Formerly Sec. 10-357). Chapter controlling over inconsistent law. To the extent that the provisions of th
Title 188 · CT 188 (15 sections)
  • 11-1 — Sec. 11-1d. Transferred to Chapter 185b, Part III, Sec. 10a-111a.
  • 11-1. — Sec. 11-1. Appointment and duties of board. (a) The State Library Board shall consist of the Chief Justice of the Suprem
  • 11-2 — Sec. 11-2b. Connecticut Parent Technology Academy. The State Library, in consultation with the Commission for Educationa
  • 11-2. — Sec. 11-2. Powers and duties of State Librarian. The State Library shall maintain programs for library development and r
  • 11-3. — Sec. 11-3. Transfer of books to college libraries. The State Librarian is authorized, from time to time, under the direc
  • 11-4 — Sec. 11-4d. State Librarian to establish standards for preservation and authentication of electronic documents. Not late
  • 11-4. — Sec. 11-4. Preservation of official documents in State Library. Section 11-4 is repealed.
  • 11-5. — Sec. 11-5. Preservation and reproduction of land and probate records. Section 11-5 is repealed.
  • 11-6 — Sec. 11-6a. Raymond E. Baldwin Museum of Connecticut History and Heritage. Advisory committee. Director. (a) The State L
  • 11-6. — Sec. 11-6. War records collection. The State Library shall maintain a collection of war records, which shall include cla
  • 11-7. — Sec. 11-7. Purchase of copies of town records. Section 11-7 is repealed.
  • 11-8 — Sec. 11-8n. Regulations. (a) The State Librarian shall adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 5
  • 11-8. — Sec. 11-8. Records management program. Public Records Administrator. (a) Under the direction of the State Library Board,
  • 11-9 — Sec. 11-9d. Duties of state agencies re tangible and intangible publications. Designation of staff. (a) Designated staff
  • 11-9. — Sec. 11-9. Appropriations to the Connecticut Historical Society. The Connecticut Historical Society shall fund its opera
Title 189 · CT 189 (3 sections)
  • 11-10 — Sec. 11-10b. Policies for establishment and maintenance of law library system. The Supreme Court shall adopt policies fo
  • 11-10. — Sec. 11-10. Transferred to Sec. 11-19b.
  • 11-19 — Sec. 11-19e. (Formerly Sec. 11-4b). Furnishing of legislative materials to law libraries. The State Library shall send,
Title 190 · CT 190 (21 sections)
  • 11-20. — Sec. 11-20. Establishment. Gifts. Pensions. Any town, city, borough, fire district or incorporated school district may,
  • 11-21. — Sec. 11-21. Board of trustees. In the absence of any other provision therefor, the management of the public library in a
  • 11-22. — Sec. 11-22. Expenses. The officer designated by the trustees of any such library shall draw his order on the treasurer o
  • 11-23 — Sec. 11-23c. Communications grant program for schools and public libraries. There is established a grant program jointly
  • 11-23. — Sec. 11-23. State Librarian to advise and assist libraries. The State Librarian, with the approval of the State Library
  • 11-24 — Sec. 11-24d. Grants for library automation. The state, through the State Library Board, may provide financial assistance
  • 11-24. — Sec. 11-24. Payments to free public libraries. Section 11-24 is repealed.
  • 11-25. — Sec. 11-25. Reports by libraries. Confidentiality of records. (a) The libraries established under the provisions of this
  • 11-26. — Sec. 11-26. Librarians' certificates. Section 11-26 is repealed, effective July 1, 2007.
  • 11-27. — Sec. 11-27. Library fund. All moneys collected or received in payment for library service contracted for and rendered sh
  • 11-28. — Sec. 11-28. Merger of library facilities. The trustees of two or more public libraries may, with the approval of the tow
  • 11-29. — Sec. 11-29. Transfer of employees. Members of the regular staff of any free public library may be transferred to one of
  • 11-30. — Sec. 11-30. Contracts for library service. Any state agency, municipality, taxing district or public or private library
  • 11-31 — Sec. 11-31c. State Library Board to adopt regulations. The State Library Board shall, in accordance with the provisions
  • 11-31. — Sec. 11-31. Regional library service. Any town, city, borough, fire district or school district may raise money by taxat
  • 11-32. — Sec. 11-32. Legislative body of municipality may establish or operate a public library. The legislative body of any muni
  • 11-33. — Sec. 11-33. Powers and duties of trustees in municipalities. Gifts. When the legislative body of any municipality has de
  • 11-34. — Sec. 11-34. Report by trustees. The board of trustees shall make, on or before the second Monday of June, an annual repo
  • 11-35. — Sec. 11-35. Penalties for injuries. The city council of such city may pass ordinances imposing suitable penalties for da
  • 11-36. — Sec. 11-36. Municipality tax. When fifty electors of any municipality present a petition to the clerk of such municipali
  • 11-37. — Sec. 11-37. Trustees' compensation. No trustee of any free public library and reading room, established under the provis
Title 191 · CT 191 (6 sections)
  • 11-38. — Sec. 11-38. Compact. The Interstate Library Compact is hereby enacted into law and entered into by this state with all s
  • 11-39. — Sec. 11-39. Municipal participation. No town, city, borough or other political subdivision of this state shall be party
  • 11-40. — Sec. 11-40. State library agency defined. As used in the compact, “state library agency”, with reference to this state,
  • 11-41. — Sec. 11-41. State aid for interstate library districts. An interstate library district lying partly within this state ma
  • 11-42. — Sec. 11-42. Compact administrator. The Connecticut State Librarian shall be the compact administrator pursuant to articl
  • 11-43. — Sec. 11-43. Notices on withdrawal. In the event of withdrawal from the compact the State Librarian shall send and receiv
Title 194 · CT 194 (10 sections)
  • 11-80. — Sec. 11-80. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 11-81 to 11-89, inclusive:
  • 11-81. — Sec. 11-81. When property on loan deemed donated to museum. Termination of loan of property. Notice of change in ownersh
  • 11-82. — Sec. 11-82. Abandoned property. Any property in the possession of a museum that is not subject to a loan agreement shall
  • 11-83. — Sec. 11-83. Maintenance of records of property in possession of museum. Each museum shall maintain a record, in accordan
  • 11-84. — Sec. 11-84. Notice that property on loan to museum may be deemed donated or abandoned. (a) Prior to a museum (1) accepti
  • 11-85. — Sec. 11-85. Claim of ownership. Title to donated or abandoned property to vest in museum. Acquisition of title. (a) If a
  • 11-86. — Sec. 11-86. Conservation and protective measures applied to property on loan. Liens. Immunity from liability. (a) A muse
  • 11-87. — Sec. 11-87. Applicability to property in the possession of a museum pursuant to the Native American Graves Protection an
  • 11-88. — Sec. 11-88. Rights and obligations of lenders, claimants and museums identified in loan agreements. Other means of estab
  • 11-89. — Sec. 11-89. Regulations. The State Librarian shall adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54, t
Title 201 · CT 201 (35 sections)
  • 12-1 — Sec. 12-1d. Transfer of certain functions, powers and duties re property tax assessment under chapter 203, local levy an
  • 12-1. — Sec. 12-1. Definitions. The following words, as used in this title and in all other statutes relating to the assessment
  • 12-15 — Sec. 12-15b. Disclosure of tax return information for outreach regarding health care coverage. Authorization by taxpayer
  • 12-15. — Sec. 12-15. Limitations on inspection or disclosure of tax returns or return information. Exceptions. Penalty. (a) No of
  • 12-16. — Sec. 12-16. Procedure against judge of probate for failure to furnish copies. The judge of any court of probate who fail
  • 12-17. — Sec. 12-17. Inquiries concerning records of probate court. At such hearing inquiry may be made concerning all estates in
  • 12-18 — Sec. 12-18d. Transfers from the General Fund to the Municipal Revenue Sharing Fund. During the fiscal year ending June 3
  • 12-18. — Sec. 12-18. Superior court may order compliance with statute. Upon finding the allegations of such application to be tru
  • 12-19 — Sec. 12-19f. Allocation of payments in lieu of taxes for Torrington courthouse. Section 12-19f is repealed, effective Ju
  • 12-19. — Sec. 12-19. Grants in lieu of taxes on state-owned property; land taken for flood control. Section 12-19 is repealed.
  • 12-2 — Sec. 12-2g. Sales tax rebate for eligible individuals. Section 12-2g is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 12-2. — Sec. 12-2. Appointment, powers and duties of Commissioner of Revenue Services. Administrative pronouncements. Contracts
  • 12-20 — Sec. 12-20e. Grants in lieu of taxes for workforce housing development projects. (a) Beginning with the fiscal year comm
  • 12-20. — Sec. 12-20. Grant in lieu of taxes on property in Madison. Section 12-20 is repealed.
  • 12-24 — Sec. 12-24b. Inconsistent special acts repealed. The provisions of any special act to the extent inconsistent with the p
  • 12-25. — Sec. 12-25. Confirmation of amount of unpaid taxes. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, upon examinati
  • 12-26. — Sec. 12-26. Equalization and adjustment of grand list. Section 12-26 is repealed, effective May 24, 1996.
  • 12-27. — Sec. 12-27. Abstract book and lists. Except as otherwise provided by law, the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Mana
  • 12-3 — Sec. 12-3f. Small and Medium-Sized Business Users Committee. Section 12-3f is repealed, effective June 7, 2010.
  • 12-3. — Sec. 12-3. Appointment and duties of Deputy Commissioner of Revenue Services. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall
  • 12-30 — Sec. 12-30c. Penalty imposed on promoters of abusive tax shelters. A penalty is hereby imposed on every person who engag
  • 12-30. — Sec. 12-30. Penalty for failure to file return within time allowed in relation to an extension of time for filing. If th
  • 12-31. — Sec. 12-31. Examination of books and personnel of railroad and utility companies. Section 12-31 is repealed.
  • 12-32. — Sec. 12-32. Suits not barred by neglect of commissioner. No action commenced by the state against any person or corporat
  • 12-33 — Sec. 12-33a. Court waiver of interest on certain taxes due and unpaid prohibited. The court shall not waive statutory in
  • 12-33. — Sec. 12-33. Appeals from action of Commissioner of Revenue Services. Section 12-33 is repealed, effective July 8, 2019.
  • 12-34 — Sec. 12-34e. Collection of tax owed to other state or the District of Columbia. Certification. Notice. Protest. Agreemen
  • 12-34. — Sec. 12-34. Taking of acknowledgments by employees of Department of Revenue Services. Examiners or other employees of th
  • 12-4. — Sec. 12-4. Proceedings against delinquent tax officers. If the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management ascertai
  • 12-5. — Sec. 12-5. Fees for witnesses and service of subpoenas. All fees of witnesses, or for the service of subpoena or capias
  • 12-6. — Sec. 12-6. Audit of municipal accounts upon application of state's attorney. The state's attorney of any judicial distri
  • 12-7 — Sec. 12-7d. Report on the state tax gap. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall annually:
  • 12-7. — Sec. 12-7. Reports concerning assessments and collections. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management shall, i
  • 12-8. — Sec. 12-8. Recording and deposit of funds. All funds received by the commissioner shall promptly be recorded with the Co
  • 12-9. — Sec. 12-9. Local officials to file statements concerning taxes. Penalty. Not later than July 1, 2024, and annually there
Title 202 · CT 202 (7 sections)
  • 12-35 — Sec. 12-35j. Facilitation of issuance of tax warrants. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall make reasonable effort
  • 12-35. — Sec. 12-35. Duties of state collection agencies. Statute of limitations on collection by Commissioner. (a)(1) Wherever u
  • 12-36. — Sec. 12-36. Jeopardy collection of taxes due state. If, before the due date of any state tax, except a tax imposed under
  • 12-37. — Sec. 12-37. State suspense tax book. Wherever used in this section, “tax” includes not only the principal of any tax but
  • 12-38. — Sec. 12-38. Interest on taxes, fees and assessments due from municipality to the state. All taxes, fees and assessments
  • 12-39 — Sec. 12-39dd. Duplicate information returns required to be filed by reporting entities. Penalties. (a) For purposes of t
  • 12-39. — Sec. 12-39. Abatement of state taxes. Commissioner to prepare and maintain a list of state taxes which have been abated.
Title 203 · CT 203 (100 sections)
  • 12-100. — Sec. 12-100. Material cut for domestic use exempted from yield tax. All products of cuttings on classified land shall be
  • 12-101. — Sec. 12-101. Due date and collection of tax. All taxes levied under the provisions of sections 12-96 to 12-100, inclusiv
  • 12-102. — Sec. 12-102. Taxing of woodland. The assessors of any town wherein woodland or land suitable for forest planting is situ
  • 12-103. — Sec. 12-103. Appeals. The owner of such land may appeal to the superior court for the judicial district in which such pr
  • 12-107 — Sec. 12-107g. Classification of land as marine heritage land. (a) An owner of land may apply for its classification as m
  • 12-108. — Sec. 12-108. Stored property as property in transit. Goods, wares and merchandise of a nonresident individual or organiz
  • 12-109. — Sec. 12-109. Listing and valuation of tax-exempt property. All property exempted from taxation except public highways, s
  • 12-110. — Sec. 12-110. Sessions of board of assessment appeals. (a) The board of assessment appeals in each town shall meet at lea
  • 12-111. — Sec. 12-111. Appeals to board of assessment appeals. (a)(1) Any person, including any lessee of real property whose leas
  • 12-112. — Sec. 12-112. Limit of time for appeals. No appeal from the doings of the assessors in any town shall be heard or enterta
  • 12-113. — Sec. 12-113. When board of assessment appeals may reduce assessment. The board of assessment appeals may reduce the asse
  • 12-114. — Sec. 12-114. Adjustment of assessment by board of assessment appeals. The board of assessment appeals may adjust the ass
  • 12-115. — Sec. 12-115. Addition to grand list by board of assessment appeals. The board of assessment appeals in any town or city
  • 12-116. — Sec. 12-116. Assessment and taxation under special acts. Wherever under the provisions of any special act relating to th
  • 12-117 — Sec. 12-117a. Appeals from boards of tax review or boards of assessment appeals. (a)(1) Any person, including any lessee
  • 12-117. — Sec. 12-117. Extension of time for completion of duties of assessors and board of assessment appeals. (a) The period pre
  • 12-118 — Sec. 12-118a. Validation of pending appeals. Section 12-118a is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 12-118. — Sec. 12-118. Appeals from Connecticut Appeals Board for Property Valuation. Section 12-118 is repealed, effective July 6
  • 12-119 — Sec. 12-119a. Waiver of addition to assessments. Municipal option to reduce addition to assessments. (a) Any municipalit
  • 12-119. — Sec. 12-119. Remedy when property wrongfully assessed. When it is claimed that a tax has been laid on property not taxab
  • 12-120 — Sec. 12-120c. Annual certification from assessor or board of assessors to Office of Policy and Management on amount of c
  • 12-120. — Sec. 12-120. Assessor or board of assessors to send abstract of assessment lists to Secretary of the Office of Policy an
  • 12-121 — Sec. 12-121f. Validations re assessment lists. (a) An assessment list in any town, city or borough is not invalid as to
  • 12-121. — Sec. 12-121. Compensation of assessors and boards of assessment appeals. The compensation of assessors and boards of ass
  • 12-40 — Sec. 12-40a. Committee for training, examination and certification of assessment personnel. Fees. Certification by Secre
  • 12-40. — Sec. 12-40. Notice requiring declaration of personal property. The assessors in each town, except as otherwise specially
  • 12-41. — Sec. 12-41. Filing of declaration. (a) Definitions. “Municipality”, whenever used in this section, includes each town, c
  • 12-42. — Sec. 12-42. Extension for filing declaration. Assessor preparation of declaration when none filed. (a) Any person requir
  • 12-43. — Sec. 12-43. Property of nonresidents. (a) Each owner of tangible personal property located in any town for three months
  • 12-44. — Sec. 12-44. Penalty addition by certain municipal associations. Twenty-five per cent of the amount of the valuation of a
  • 12-45. — Sec. 12-45. Return to assessors of personalty in trust. Each sole trustee residing in this state, having in his hands pe
  • 12-46. — Sec. 12-46. Penalty for neglect by trustees, guardians or conservators. If any trustee or trustees, guardian or conserva
  • 12-47. — Sec. 12-47. Listing of estates of insolvent debtors and decedents. The estate of any insolvent debtor or deceased person
  • 12-48. — Sec. 12-48. Tenant for life or years to list property. When one is entitled to the ultimate enjoyment of real or persona
  • 12-49. — Sec. 12-49. Lists to be verified. The assessors in each town shall require each person giving in a tax list to sign, dat
  • 12-50. — Sec. 12-50. List may be filed by spouse, attorney or agent. The list of taxable property required to be filed annually b
  • 12-51. — Sec. 12-51. List may be filed by holder of encumbrance. The holder of any encumbrance on, or interest in, any real estat
  • 12-52. — Sec. 12-52. Assessor not to accept defective list or neglect to return list. Penalty. Any assessor who accepts the list
  • 12-53 — Sec. 12-53a. Assessment and taxation of new real estate construction. (a)(1) Completed new construction of real estate c
  • 12-53. — Sec. 12-53. Addition of omitted property. Audits. Penalty. (a) For purposes of this section:
  • 12-54. — Sec. 12-54. Examination by assessors when declaration not filed. Each person liable to give in a declaration of such per
  • 12-55. — Sec. 12-55. Publication of grand list. Changes in valuation. Notice of assessment increase. (a) On or before the thirty-
  • 12-56. — Sec. 12-56. Assessors may take lists and abstract of previous year. The assessors, while in session to perfect the lists
  • 12-57 — Sec. 12-57a. Leased personal property and name of owner thereof to be included for information purposes in declaration o
  • 12-57. — Sec. 12-57. Certificates of correction. Application for refund. (a) When it has been determined by the assessors of a mu
  • 12-58. — Sec. 12-58. Declaration of property of manufacturers and traders. The property of any trading, mercantile, manufacturing
  • 12-59. — Sec. 12-59. Declaration of corporation property. Stockholders exempt. The whole property in this state of each corporati
  • 12-60. — Sec. 12-60. Correction of clerical error in assessment. Any clerical omission or mistake in the assessment of taxes may
  • 12-61. — Sec. 12-61. Special assessment forms; approval of secretary. The assessor or board of assessors of any municipality, hav
  • 12-62 — Sec. 12-62y. Optional regional property tax base revenue sharing: Revenue distribution. The administrative auditor of ea
  • 12-62. — Sec. 12-62. Revaluation of real property. Regulations. Treatment of certain Indian lands. (a) As used in this chapter:
  • 12-63 — Sec. 12-63k. Reduction of assessment for and allocation of tax revenue attributable to improvement to commercial or indu
  • 12-63. — Sec. 12-63. Rule of valuation. Depreciation schedules. (a) The present true and actual value of land classified as farm
  • 12-64 — Sec. 12-64a. Reduction in assessed value of real estate upon removal of damaged buildings. Municipal option to abate tax
  • 12-64. — Sec. 12-64. Real estate liable to taxation. Easements in air space. Separate assessment of the interest of a lessee. Con
  • 12-65 — Sec. 12-65h. Agreements between municipality and owner or lessee of real property or air space containing a manufacturin
  • 12-65. — Sec. 12-65. Agreements fixing assessments on multifamily housing. Any municipality acting through its board of selectmen
  • 12-66 — Sec. 12-66c. Taxation of residential real property intended for student learning. Notwithstanding any provision of this
  • 12-66. — Sec. 12-66. Property of religious, educational or charitable corporations; leasehold interests. (a) Lands or buildings,
  • 12-67. — Sec. 12-67. Taxation of dwelling houses of railroad companies. Each dwelling house belonging to any railroad company sha
  • 12-68. — Sec. 12-68. Grantee failing to record deed, grantor taxed. Damages. When, in consequence of the failure of the purchaser
  • 12-69. — Sec. 12-69. Real estate liable for payment of judgment. Such real estate shall stand charged with and remain liable for
  • 12-70. — Sec. 12-70. Obligation of purchaser of real estate assuming payment of taxes. When any person, at the time he acquires e
  • 12-71 — Sec. 12-71e. *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Motor vehicle mill rate. (a) Notwithstanding
  • 12-71. — Sec. 12-71. Personal property subject to tax. Computer software not subject to tax. Determination of situs of motor vehi
  • 12-72. — Sec. 12-72. Assessment of certain classes of vessels. Section 12-72 is repealed, effective June 3, 1999.
  • 12-73. — Sec. 12-73. Taxation of municipal property used for sewage disposal. Land used and occupied by any municipality for the
  • 12-74. — Sec. 12-74. Municipal airports located in another town. All property owned by any town or city, which is located in anot
  • 12-75. — Sec. 12-75. Assessment of private water company property. Payments by municipal water companies on certain property. Lan
  • 12-76 — Sec. 12-76a. Taxation of land in which state or United States has easement or other right. Acquisition by the state or t
  • 12-76. — Sec. 12-76. Assessment of water supply land. Payments in lieu of taxes by certain municipal corporations re water supply
  • 12-77. — Sec. 12-77. Taxation of water power. When water power, created or reserved in any manner by works wholly located in the
  • 12-78. — Sec. 12-78. Taxation of water power and works when power is used in another town. When such power is appropriated and us
  • 12-79. — Sec. 12-79. Water power used outside the state. For the purpose of taxation, water power developed in the state and used
  • 12-80 — Sec. 12-80c. Payment of personal property tax by mobile telecommunications service provider re property used in renderin
  • 12-80. — Sec. 12-80. Property of utility company to be taxed where located. Real and tangible personal property owned by any comp
  • 12-81 — Sec. 12-81oo. Municipal option to provide exemption for percentage of assessed value of owner-occupied dwellings. Any mu
  • 12-81. — Sec. 12-81. *(See end of section for amended version of subdivision (33) and effective date.) Exemptions. The following-
  • 12-82. — Sec. 12-82. Exemptions of veterans of allied services of First World War. Any person who is a citizen of the United Stat
  • 12-85. — Sec. 12-85. Veterans' exemptions, residence and record ownership requirements. The words “any resident of this state”, w
  • 12-86. — Sec. 12-86. Termination date of Second World War. The Second World War, for the purpose of property tax exemptions grant
  • 12-87 — Sec. 12-87a. Quadrennial property tax exemption statements; extension of time to file. Whenever any organization claimin
  • 12-87. — Sec. 12-87. Additional report. Property, when taxable. During any year for which a report is not required by subdivision
  • 12-88 — Sec. 12-88a. Application of property tax to real property acquired by a quasi-public agency but not held or used for pur
  • 12-88. — Sec. 12-88. When property otherwise taxable may be completely or partially exempted. Real property belonging to, or held
  • 12-89 — Sec. 12-89a. Certain organizations may be required by assessor to submit evidence of exemption from federal income tax.
  • 12-89. — Sec. 12-89. Assessors or boards of assessors to determine exemptions. (a) The assessor or board of assessors of each tow
  • 12-90. — Sec. 12-90. Limitation on number of exemptions allowed. (a) No individual entitled to exemption under two or more of sub
  • 12-91. — Sec. 12-91. Exemption for farm machinery, horses or ponies. Additional optional exemptions for farm machinery and farm b
  • 12-92. — Sec. 12-92. Proofs to be filed by blind. No individual shall receive any exemption to which he is entitled by subdivisio
  • 12-93 — Sec. 12-93a. Allowance of veterans' property tax exemptions in relation to a residential dwelling on leased land and cer
  • 12-93. — Sec. 12-93. Veterans' exemptions; proof of claim. Any person who claims an exemption from taxation under the provisions
  • 12-94 — Sec. 12-94e. Municipal option to grant certain previously waived exemptions. Whenever any person claiming the exemption
  • 12-94. — Sec. 12-94. Exemptions of servicemen, veterans and their relatives, blind and totally disabled persons, where made. List
  • 12-95 — Sec. 12-95a. Exemption of merchandise in transit in warehouses. (a) As used in this section, “public commercial storage
  • 12-95. — Sec. 12-95. Exemption only on submission of evidence. No individual shall receive any exemption to which such individual
  • 12-96. — Sec. 12-96. Exemptions of tree plantations of not less than twenty-five acres. Conversion to forest land classification.
  • 12-97. — Sec. 12-97. Taxation of timber land of more than ten years' growth. Conversion to forest land classification. Land beari
  • 12-98. — Sec. 12-98. Classification of land stocked with trees not more than ten years old. Conversion to forest land classificat
  • 12-99. — Sec. 12-99. Grounds for cancellation of classification. Taxation after cancellation. When any tract has been classified
Title 204 · CT 204 (63 sections)
  • 12-122 — Sec. 12-122a. Uniform city-wide mill rate for taxation of motor vehicles. Any municipality which has more than one taxin
  • 12-122. — Sec. 12-122. Selectmen to estimate town's expenses; tax levy to pay current expenses. The selectmen of each town, in the
  • 12-123. — Sec. 12-123. Selectmen to make rate bill when town fails to lay sufficient tax. When any town has failed to lay necessar
  • 12-124 — Sec. 12-124a. Municipal option to abate taxes on residence exceeding eight per cent of occupants' income. (a) Any munici
  • 12-124. — Sec. 12-124. Abatement of taxes and interest. The selectmen of towns, the mayor and aldermen of cities, the warden and b
  • 12-125 — Sec. 12-125b. Exemption or abatement of tax on real property bought from the state by a municipality. Any municipality t
  • 12-125. — Sec. 12-125. Abatement of taxes of corporations. If any corporation carrying on business in this state is poor and unabl
  • 12-126. — Sec. 12-126. Abatement or refund of tax on tangible personal property assessed in more than one municipality. If any tan
  • 12-127 — Sec. 12-127a. Abatement of taxes on structures of historical or architectural merit. (a) Any municipality may by ordinan
  • 12-127. — Sec. 12-127. Abatement or refund on proof of exempt status. Any person who has been unable to submit evidence of blindne
  • 12-128. — Sec. 12-128. Refund of tax erroneously collected from veterans and relatives. The amount of any tax which has been colle
  • 12-129 — Sec. 12-129v. Municipal option to provide residential property tax credit. Designation of community supporting organizat
  • 12-129. — Sec. 12-129. Refund of excess payments. Any person, firm or corporation who pays any property tax in excess of the princ
  • 12-130 — Sec. 12-130a. Training, examination and certification of municipal tax collectors. (a) There shall be established a comm
  • 12-130. — Sec. 12-130. Collectors; rate bills and warrants. Statements of state aid. (a) When any community, authorized to raise m
  • 12-131. — Sec. 12-131. Special forms for assessment lists, abstract books and rate bills. The term “rate maker” means the person o
  • 12-132. — Sec. 12-132. Form and tax warrant. Warrants for the collection of taxes may be in the following form:
  • 12-133. — Sec. 12-133. Taxes of subdivisions of towns. School district, fire district and highway taxes or taxes of any other subd
  • 12-134. — Sec. 12-134. Tax account and receipt to bear same number. Each assessor or rate maker shall assign a number to each tax
  • 12-135. — Sec. 12-135. Execution of tax warrant. Collection by successor of collector. (a) Any collector of taxes, and any state m
  • 12-136. — Sec. 12-136. Bonds of tax collectors. Appointment of new collector. The collector of taxes of each town, city or borough
  • 12-137. — Sec. 12-137. Appointment of acting tax collectors. When the tax collector of any town, city, borough, fire district or o
  • 12-138. — Sec. 12-138. Collector to report to town clerk and assessor mistakes in assessments. The collector of town taxes in each
  • 12-139. — Sec. 12-139. Collector's books open to public inspection. The tax books of any collector of any municipality or municipa
  • 12-140. — Sec. 12-140. Fees, costs and expenses of tax collectors and tax sales. The fee of collectors for issuing an alias tax wa
  • 12-141 — Sec. 12-141a. Payment of municipal taxes by credit card, debit card or electronic payment services. Each municipality ma
  • 12-141. — Sec. 12-141. Collection of taxes: Definitions. “Municipality”, wherever used in sections 12-142 to 12-170, inclusive, in
  • 12-142. — Sec. 12-142. Installments; due date. The legislative body of each municipality, upon approving any budget calling for th
  • 12-143. — Sec. 12-143. Installment payments; priority of personal property taxes. Section 12-143 is repealed, effective October 1,
  • 12-144 — Sec. 12-144d. Motor vehicle property tax due July first. Section 12-144d is repealed.
  • 12-144. — Sec. 12-144. Payment of taxes of not more than one hundred dollars. Any property tax due in any municipality of this sta
  • 12-145. — Sec. 12-145. Notice to pay taxes. Rate of interest when delinquent. Waiver. The tax collector of each municipality shall
  • 12-146 — Sec. 12-146f. Municipal option to waive interest accrued during periods on delinquent property taxes owed by social or r
  • 12-146. — Sec. 12-146. Delinquent tax or installment. Interest. Waiver of interest. Unless the context otherwise requires, whereve
  • 12-147. — Sec. 12-147. Payment and deposit of moneys collected by collector. Treasurer to examine books. Except as otherwise provi
  • 12-148. — Sec. 12-148. Identification of taxpayers. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of any general statute or special act, the
  • 12-149. — Sec. 12-149. Lists of taxpayers to be preserved until settlement with collector. Section 12-149 is repealed, effective O
  • 12-150. — Sec. 12-150. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of section 12-134, 12-147 or 12-153 shall forfeit to the mun
  • 12-151. — Sec. 12-151. Record-receipt books. Section 12-151 is repealed, effective October 1, 2013.
  • 12-152. — Sec. 12-152. Tax on portion of property assessed as a whole. The assessors of any town in which property is located, a p
  • 12-153. — Sec. 12-153. Receipts for partial payments in cases of transfer. Whenever a partial payment is made on any tax account b
  • 12-154. — Sec. 12-154. Proceedings against collector for failure to pay taxes collected or to perform duties. If any collector of
  • 12-155. — Sec. 12-155. Demand and levy for the collection of taxes and water or sanitation charges. (a) If any person fails to pay
  • 12-156. — Sec. 12-156. Sale of equity or particular estate under tax levy. Section 12-156 is repealed, effective July 6, 1995, and
  • 12-157. — Sec. 12-157. Method of selling real estate for taxes. (a) When a collector levies one or more tax warrants on real estat
  • 12-158. — Sec. 12-158. Form of collector's deed. Liability of municipalities for breach of warranty. (a) The deed given by any col
  • 12-159 — Sec. 12-159b. Time for action contesting validity of collector's deed. No action alleging the invalidity of a collector'
  • 12-159. — Sec. 12-159. Collector's deed as evidence. Irregularities. Any deed, or the certified copy of the record of any deed, pu
  • 12-160. — Sec. 12-160. Poor debtor's oath. Section 12-160 is repealed.
  • 12-161 — Sec. 12-161a. In proceedings by municipality to collect delinquent taxes on personal property, owner shall pay court cos
  • 12-161. — Sec. 12-161. Collection by suit. All taxes properly assessed shall become a debt due from the person, persons or corpora
  • 12-162. — Sec. 12-162. Alias tax warrant. Service of warrants upon financial institutions. Request for information. (a) Any collec
  • 12-163 — Sec. 12-163a. Receivership of rents for the collection of delinquent taxes. (a) Any municipality may petition the Superi
  • 12-163. — Sec. 12-163. Jeopardy collection of taxes. Written notice. (a) If, between the assessment date and the tax due date, any
  • 12-164. — Sec. 12-164. Tax uncollectible after fifteen years. Interest on improvement liens. (a) No payment of taxes shall be enfo
  • 12-165. — Sec. 12-165. Municipal suspense tax book. Each municipality shall have a suspense tax book. At least once in each year e
  • 12-166. — Sec. 12-166. Powers and duties of collector. Unless the context otherwise requires, “tax”, wherever used in this section
  • 12-167 — Sec. 12-167a. Affidavit concerning facts within personal knowledge of affiant re giving of notice of tax sales. Recordin
  • 12-167. — Sec. 12-167. Reports of tax collectors. Each tax collector, at the end of each fiscal year of his town, city, borough, d
  • 12-168. — Sec. 12-168. Tax collector not personally liable in the absence of negligence or wilful misconduct. Whenever used herein
  • 12-169 — Sec. 12-169b. Addition of municipal expenses to property taxes for real estate violating health, safety or housing codes
  • 12-169. — Sec. 12-169. Payment of taxes due on Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. When the final day for payment of any tax or any
  • 12-170. — Sec. 12-170. Penalty for official misconduct. Each assessor, member of the board of assessment appeals, selectman, commi
Title 205 · CT 205 (27 sections)
  • 12-171. — Sec. 12-171. Definitions. Unless the context otherwise requires, “municipality”, wherever used in sections 12-172 to 12-
  • 12-172. — Sec. 12-172. Tax liens; precedence; enforcement. The interest of each person in each item of real estate, which has been
  • 12-173. — Sec. 12-173. Certificate continuing lien. Discharge. Valid notice. (a) The collector of each municipality, by pursuing t
  • 12-174. — Sec. 12-174. Deferred collection. Any person, as owner in whole or in part of, or fiduciary having control of, or intere
  • 12-175. — Sec. 12-175. Further continuance of lien. In addition to the method of procuring the continuance of the lien provided in
  • 12-176. — Sec. 12-176. Fees of collectors and town clerks. The fee of the collector for making out each certificate continuing a l
  • 12-177. — Sec. 12-177. Certificates continuing tax liens; ordinances in certain large municipalities. Any town having a population
  • 12-178. — Sec. 12-178. Precedence of School Fund or Agricultural College Fund mortgage. No tax assessed upon property mortgaged to
  • 12-179. — Sec. 12-179. Discharge of tax liens. The selectmen of any town, the mayor of any city, the warden of any borough or the
  • 12-180. — Sec. 12-180. Record of undischarged tax liens. Section 12-180 is repealed, effective October 1, 2013.
  • 12-181. — Sec. 12-181. Foreclosure of tax liens. Whenever used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires, “municipali
  • 12-182 — Sec. 12-182a. Action to foreclose certain tax liens privileged. An action to foreclose a tax lien pursuant to section 12
  • 12-182. — Sec. 12-182. Summary foreclosure of tax liens. Whenever used in sections 12-182 to 12-194, inclusive, “municipality” has
  • 12-183. — Sec. 12-183. Form of petition for summary foreclosure. The tax collector may, by his attorney, not more than twice in ea
  • 12-184. — Sec. 12-184. Appointment of appraisers. Upon the filing of any such petition in court, the clerk shall record the date o
  • 12-185. — Sec. 12-185. Withdrawal of property from scope of proceeding. If the report of the appraisers shows that the fair market
  • 12-186. — Sec. 12-186. Publication and notice. When the list has been thus marked, the clerk shall immediately give notice in writ
  • 12-187. — Sec. 12-187. Filing of a bona fide defense. The owner or any person having an interest in or encumbrance on any piece of
  • 12-188. — Sec. 12-188. Presumption of validity. It shall not be necessary for any municipality to plead or prove the various steps
  • 12-189. — Sec. 12-189. Right of redemption. Title to vest upon failure to redeem. Certificate of redemption. Any person, including
  • 12-190. — Sec. 12-190. Return of tax collector. Not less than one week before the last day of redemption the tax collector shall f
  • 12-191. — Sec. 12-191. Final judgment. Certificate of foreclosure. Upon the expiration of the period for redemption, the court sha
  • 12-192. — Sec. 12-192. Joint foreclosure by two or more municipalities. Costs and fees to be shared. If two or more municipalities
  • 12-193. — Sec. 12-193. Costs and fees to be taxed. Reimbursement to taxpayer where error by tax assessor or tax collector. Court c
  • 12-194. — Sec. 12-194. Entry fee. A single entry fee of twenty-five dollars shall be paid to the clerk of the court by each munici
  • 12-195 — Sec. 12-195h. Assignment of liens securing unpaid taxes on real property. Powers and rights of assignee. Contract to mem
  • 12-195. — Sec. 12-195. Removal of taxes and assessments on real estate acquired by a municipality. When any municipality acquires
Title 206 · CT 206 (5 sections)
  • 12-196. — Sec. 12-196. Taxes levied on what property. All taxes levied by any school district shall be levied on the real estate s
  • 12-197. — Sec. 12-197. Town almshouse property taxable for schoolhouse. Section 12-197 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 12-198. — Sec. 12-198. Real estate partly in district; separate assessment. When real estate in any district is so entered in the
  • 12-199. — Sec. 12-199. Assessment of real estate omitted from town list or with title changed. When any real estate in any distric
  • 12-200. — Sec. 12-200. Valuation of property. At the end of ten days after the return of such list, the assessors and selectmen of
Title 207 · CT 207 (18 sections)
  • 12-201 — Sec. 12-201a. Definitions. Section 12-201a is repealed, effective July 1, 1995, and applicable to estimated corporation
  • 12-201. — Sec. 12-201. Definitions. When used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 12-202 — Sec. 12-202c. Supplemental payments to providers of HUSKY coverage. (a) Any company filing the annual return required un
  • 12-202. — Sec. 12-202. Tax on direct premiums of domestic insurance companies. Exception. (a) Each domestic insurance company shal
  • 12-203. — Sec. 12-203. Tax on receipts of interest and dividends by domestic companies. Section 12-203 is repealed.
  • 12-204 — Sec. 12-204g. Regulations. The Commissioner of Revenue Services may prescribe regulations and make rulings, not inconsis
  • 12-204. — Sec. 12-204. Deficiency assessment or reassessment. (a) The commissioner shall, not later than three years after the due
  • 12-205. — Sec. 12-205. Annual return. Extensions. Each domestic insurance company doing business in this state shall, on or before
  • 12-206. — Sec. 12-206. Penalties for late filing and wilful submission of fraudulent return or document. (a) If any company fails
  • 12-207. — Sec. 12-207. Oaths and subpoenas. The commissioner and any agent of the commissioner duly authorized to conduct any inqu
  • 12-208. — Sec. 12-208. Application for administrative hearing and appeal therefrom to Superior Court. (a) Any company subject to a
  • 12-209. — Sec. 12-209. Tax to be in lieu of certain other taxes. The taxes imposed by this chapter and chapter 208 shall be in lie
  • 12-210 — Sec. 12-210a. Deduction by nonresident companies of benefit payments from group health insurance premiums. In determinin
  • 12-210. — Sec. 12-210. Tax on net direct premiums of nonresident and foreign companies. (a) Each newly licensed insurance company
  • 12-211 — Sec. 12-211c. Transfer of credit to affiliate. An insurance company or health care center, as defined in section 38a-175
  • 12-211. — Sec. 12-211. Reciprocity. (a) When by the laws of any other state or foreign country any premium or income or other taxe
  • 12-212 — Sec. 12-212a. Annual state charge applicable to hospital service corporations and medical service corporations. Such cor
  • 12-212. — Sec. 12-212. Provisions of the tax on domestic companies pertaining to filing returns, collection of taxes and penalties
Title 208 · CT 208 (38 sections)
  • 12-213. — Sec. 12-213. Definitions. (a) When used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 12-214. — Sec. 12-214. Imposition of tax. Surcharge. (a)(1) Every mutual savings bank, savings and loan association and every comp
  • 12-216 — Sec. 12-216a. Payment of tax by companies having economic nexus with state. Applicability to companies treated as foreig
  • 12-216. — Sec. 12-216. Payment of tax by out-of-state corporations. The tax imposed by this part upon corporations or associations
  • 12-217 — Sec. 12-217bbb. Accumulated research and experimental expenditures tax credits and accumulated research and development
  • 12-217. — Sec. 12-217. Deductions from gross income. Net income and operating loss carry-over of S corporations and combined group
  • 12-218 — Sec. 12-218h. Valuation allowance. Deductions. (a) For purposes of this section, “valuation allowance” means the portion
  • 12-218. — Sec. 12-218. Apportionment of net income. (a) Any taxpayer which is taxable both within and without this state shall app
  • 12-219 — Sec. 12-219b. Election with respect to apportionment of net income. (a) With respect to the taxation under this chapter
  • 12-219. — Sec. 12-219. Capital base tax. Phase-out. Surcharge. (a)(1) Each company subject to the provisions of this part shall pa
  • 12-221 — Sec. 12-221a. Petition for alternative method of apportionment. Regulations. (a) If the method of apportionment prescrib
  • 12-222. — Sec. 12-222. Annual return. Designated taxable member of combined group. Duties. (a) Each company subject to the tax imp
  • 12-223 — Sec. 12-223f. Preference tax due from corporations filing a combined return. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of secti
  • 12-223. — Sec. 12-223. Returns of affiliated corporations. Section 12-223 is repealed.
  • 12-224. — Sec. 12-224. Return of fiduciary. Any fiduciary who conducts or is liquidating the business or is selling the assets of
  • 12-225. — Sec. 12-225. Supplemental and amended returns. Refund claim. (a) Any company which, either intentionally or through erro
  • 12-226 — Sec. 12-226a. Adjustments by the commissioner. Regulations. If it appears to the Commissioner of Revenue Services that a
  • 12-226. — Sec. 12-226. Correction of returns; additional tax; refunds. (a)(1) Any company whose income, profits or earnings are ch
  • 12-227. — Sec. 12-227. Interest on refunds. (a) To any refunds granted as a result of overpayment of any tax imposed under this ch
  • 12-228. — Sec. 12-228. Refunds to be made from General Fund. Section 12-228 is repealed.
  • 12-229. — Sec. 12-229. Failure to pay tax or make return. Penalty. Waiver of penalty authorized. (a) If any company fails to pay t
  • 12-230. — Sec. 12-230. Forfeiture of corporate rights for failure to make returns. Any corporation required to file a return with
  • 12-231 — Sec. 12-231a. Formation of insurance company affiliate of holding company to evade tax. If the commissioner finds in res
  • 12-231. — Sec. 12-231. Penalties for wilful violation of requirements related to payment of tax or delivery of documentation. (a)
  • 12-232. — Sec. 12-232. Authority to take testimony under oath; subpoenas. The commissioner and any agent of the commissioner autho
  • 12-233. — Sec. 12-233. Examination of returns by commissioner. Deadlines for mailing deficiency assessments. Penalties for deficie
  • 12-234. — Sec. 12-234. Settlement with Treasurer. All funds received by the Commissioner of Revenue Services under the provisions
  • 12-235 — Sec. 12-235a. Disallowance of credits if taxes due and unpaid. The Commissioner of Revenue Services may disallow any cre
  • 12-235. — Sec. 12-235. Delinquent taxes; interest; collection. To any taxes which are assessed under section 12-233, there shall b
  • 12-236. — Sec. 12-236. Hearing by commissioner. Any taxpayer, aggrieved by the action of the commissioner or his authorized agent
  • 12-237. — Sec. 12-237. Appeal. Any taxpayer aggrieved because of any order, decision, determination or disallowance of the Commiss
  • 12-238. — Sec. 12-238. Abatement of taxes. Section 12-238 is repealed, effective April 13, 1995.
  • 12-239. — Sec. 12-239. Abatement of taxes on motor bus company in receivership. The Commissioner of Revenue Services, upon the adv
  • 12-240. — Sec. 12-240. Publication and disclosure of information. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall publish in his annual
  • 12-241 — Sec. 12-241a. Definition. As used in section 12-241, “Connecticut motor bus company” means any common carrier motor bus
  • 12-241. — Sec. 12-241. Tax to be in lieu of other taxes. The taxes imposed by this part, and in the case of domestic insurance com
  • 12-242 — Sec. 12-242i. Declaration as return. For all purposes of section 12-240, a declaration shall be deemed to constitute a r
  • 12-242. — Sec. 12-242. Regulations. The Commissioner of Revenue Services may prescribe regulations and make rulings, not inconsist
Title 209 · CT 209 (6 sections)
  • 12-243. — Sec. 12-243. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 12-244. — Sec. 12-244. Allocation of tax. The tax provided for in chapter 208 on the net income or minimum base, as far as air car
  • 12-245. — Sec. 12-245. Local taxation of real and personal property. Real property and personal property, except flight equipment
  • 12-246. — Sec. 12-246. Filing of returns. Air carriers subject to the provisions of this chapter shall file returns on a calendar
  • 12-247. — Sec. 12-247. Minimum tax. The tax imposed shall in no case be less than two hundred fifty dollars for each income year.
  • 12-248. — Sec. 12-248. Application of corporation business tax. So far as the same are consistent with this chapter, the provision
Title 210 · CT 210 (5 sections)
  • 12-249. — Sec. 12-249. Tax on gross earnings. Each corporation operating a railroad, and carrying on business for profit in this s
  • 12-250. — Sec. 12-250. Definitions. Returns. “Authorized agent or officer”, as used in this chapter, includes any trustee, mortgag
  • 12-251. — Sec. 12-251. Basis. Rate. Deductions. (a)(1) Such tax shall be based on the amount of gross earnings from all sources fr
  • 12-252. — Sec. 12-252. Commissioner to determine gross earnings. Assessment of tax. Section 12-252 is repealed, effective January
  • 12-255. — Sec. 12-255. Tax to be in lieu of certain other taxes. The tax provided for in this chapter upon the gross earnings of e
Title 211 · CT 211 (5 sections)
  • 12-256 — Sec. 12-256g. Additional tax for 1989 tax year applicable to companies subject to tax under this chapter for telecommuni
  • 12-256. — Sec. 12-256. Tax on gross earnings of community antenna television systems, one-way satellite transmission businesses an
  • 12-257. — Sec. 12-257. Companies furnishing, leasing or operating railroad cars. Section 12-257 is repealed.
  • 12-258 — Sec. 12-258d. Tax credit for expenditures to establish day care facilities for children of employees. Section 12-258d is
  • 12-258. — Sec. 12-258. Apportionment of gross earnings. Rates of tax. (a) Each person included in section 12-256 shall be taxed up
Title 212 · CT 212 (3 sections)
  • 12-264. — Sec. 12-264. Tax on gross earnings. Registration of gas sellers. Return. (a)(1) Prior to July 1, 2022, each (A) municipa
  • 12-265 — Sec. 12-265d. Tax credit for expenditures to establish day care facilities for children of employees. Section 12-265d is
  • 12-265. — Sec. 12-265. Rate. Deductions. (a) As used in this section (1) with regard to electric power, “sales for resale” include
Title 214 · CT 214 (50 sections)
  • 12-285 — Sec. 12-285d. Cigarette rolling machines. Licensure requirements. (a) Any machine at a retail establishment or commercia
  • 12-285. — Sec. 12-285. Definitions. (a) As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 12-286 — Sec. 12-286a. Notice of restriction on sale of cigarettes and tobacco products. Investigation by Commissioner of Consume
  • 12-286. — Sec. 12-286. Dealers and distributors to be licensed. Regulations re licensing vending machines. Refusal to issue licens
  • 12-287 — Sec. 12-287a. Adoption of ordinance re written notice of dealer's license renewal application. A municipality may adopt
  • 12-287. — Sec. 12-287. Dealer's license. (a) Each person engaging in, or intending to engage in, the business of selling cigarette
  • 12-288. — Sec. 12-288. Distributor's license. Each person engaging in, or intending to engage in, the business of selling cigarett
  • 12-289 — Sec. 12-289a. Vending machines: Placement restrictions. Penalties. (a) No cigarette vending machine or restricted cigare
  • 12-289. — Sec. 12-289. Vending machines; inspection and approval; identification; sealing on violation. Revocation of license; hea
  • 12-290. — Sec. 12-290. Price signs on vending machines. Section 12-290 is repealed.
  • 12-291 — Sec. 12-291a. Penalty for failure to secure or renew license. Any person who fails to secure or renew a license as provi
  • 12-291. — Sec. 12-291. Vending machine dealer's license. Section 12-291 is repealed, effective July 1, 1993.
  • 12-292. — Sec. 12-292. Advertising sale of untaxed cigarettes. Any written advertisement in this state for the sale of untaxed cig
  • 12-293 — Sec. 12-293a. Reporting requirements. Registration fee for vending machines. List of customers. (a) Each licensed distri
  • 12-293. — Sec. 12-293. Notice to Tax Commissioner of number of vending machines. Section 12-293 is repealed.
  • 12-294. — Sec. 12-294. Transfer of license. Successor tax liability. (a) If a distributor or dealer removes his or her business fr
  • 12-295 — Sec. 12-295a. Sale or delivery to minors. Online education program. Civil penalty. Suspension or revocation of license.
  • 12-295. — Sec. 12-295. Suspension or revocation of license. Civil penalty. Issuance of new license after revocation. (a) The commi
  • 12-296 — Sec. 12-296a. Additional tax imposed in direct relationship to amount of any reduction in federal tax below a certain le
  • 12-296. — Sec. 12-296. Imposition of tax. A tax is imposed on all cigarettes held in this state by any person for sale, such tax t
  • 12-297. — Sec. 12-297. Exemptions from tax. The tax imposed under the provisions of section 12-296 shall not apply: (1) To cigaret
  • 12-298. — Sec. 12-298. Commissioner to supply stamps or decals. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall secure stamps or heat-a
  • 12-299. — Sec. 12-299. Metering machine. Section 12-299 is repealed, effective June 8, 1998.
  • 12-300. — Sec. 12-300. Resale of stamps restricted. Redemption. No distributor or dealer shall sell or transfer any stamps issued
  • 12-301. — Sec. 12-301. Nonresidents may be authorized to affix stamps. When the Commissioner of Revenue Services finds that the co
  • 12-302. — Sec. 12-302. Distributors to affix stamps. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b) of this section, each dist
  • 12-303. — Sec. 12-303. Dealers to affix stamps. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b) of this section, each dealer sh
  • 12-304. — Sec. 12-304. Sale of unstamped cigarettes prohibited. Penalty. (a)(1) No person shall sell, offer for sale, display for
  • 12-305. — Sec. 12-305. Unstamped cigarettes, vehicles in which transported, subject to confiscation. All (1) unstamped cigarettes
  • 12-306 — Sec. 12-306b. Penalty for wilful failure to submit a required report or pay the tax, or for wilful delivery of a documen
  • 12-306. — Sec. 12-306. Invoices or delivery tickets required in transportation of unstamped cigarettes. Section 12-306 is repealed
  • 12-307. — Sec. 12-307. Procedure on sale after confiscation. (a) When any property has been seized under the provisions of section
  • 12-308. — Sec. 12-308. Fraudulent stamps. Any person who fraudulently makes or utters or forges or counterfeits any stamp prescrib
  • 12-309 — Sec. 12-309a. Reports from carriers, warehousemen, bailees. Examination of records. The Commissioner of Revenue Services
  • 12-309. — Sec. 12-309. Taxpayers to keep records; commissioner may examine. Assessment of tax deficiency. Penalty and interest for
  • 12-310. — Sec. 12-310. Oaths and subpoenas. The commissioner and any agent of the commissioner authorized to conduct any inquiry,
  • 12-311. — Sec. 12-311. Hearings by commissioner. Any person aggrieved by any action under this chapter of the commissioner or the
  • 12-312. — Sec. 12-312. Appeals from decisions of commissioner. Any person aggrieved because of any decision, order, determination
  • 12-313. — Sec. 12-313. Administration. Regulations. Waiver of filing of reports. The administration of this chapter is vested in t
  • 12-314 — Sec. 12-314b. Penalty. Any person who violates the provisions of subdivision (1) of subsection (a) of section 12-314 sha
  • 12-314. — Sec. 12-314. Packaging for sale. Penalties. (a)(1) The sale of cigarettes other than in an unopened package containing t
  • 12-315 — Sec. 12-315a. Report on enforcement efforts. Section 12-315a is repealed, effective June 7, 2010.
  • 12-315. — Sec. 12-315. Sale of unstamped cigarettes from one licensed distributor to another. Except as otherwise provided in subs
  • 12-316. — Sec. 12-316. Imposition of tax. A tax is hereby imposed at the rate of two hundred seventeen and one-half mills for each
  • 12-317. — Sec. 12-317. Return to be filed. Any person having in his possession any cigarettes with respect to the storage or use o
  • 12-318. — Sec. 12-318. Seizure for nonpayment of tax. All cigarettes with respect to the storage or use of which the tax imposed h
  • 12-319. — Sec. 12-319. Imported cigarettes on which tax has been paid. The provisions of this part shall not apply to cigarettes i
  • 12-320. — Sec. 12-320. Two hundred or fewer cigarettes not taxable. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to the use or s
  • 12-321. — Sec. 12-321. Penalty. Any person who violates the provisions of this part shall be subject to the penalties provided in
  • 12-326 — Sec. 12-326h. Civil actions. (a) An action may be maintained in any court of competent jurisdiction to prevent, restrain
Title 216 · CT 216 (54 sections)
  • 12-340. — Sec. 12-340. Tax on transfers of property. Sunset of chapter. (a) The provisions of this chapter shall apply only to est
  • 12-341 — Sec. 12-341c. Effective date. Section 12-341b shall take effect July 1, 1963, and shall apply to the estates of persons
  • 12-341. — Sec. 12-341. Taxable transfers by persons dying on and after July 1, 1959, and prior to July 1, 1963. The transfers enum
  • 12-342. — Sec. 12-342. Life, accident and war risk insurance. The provisions of sections 12-341 and 12-341b shall not apply to the
  • 12-343. — Sec. 12-343. Jointly-owned property. Whenever property is held in the joint names of two or more persons and the survivo
  • 12-344 — Sec. 12-344b. Applicable rates. The provisions of section 12-344 shall apply to the estates of all persons dying on or a
  • 12-344. — Sec. 12-344. Rates. (a) The tax imposed under the provisions of this chapter shall be at the following rates: Class AA,
  • 12-345 — Sec. 12-345f. Power created on or before October 21, 1942. For purposes of sections 12-345b to 12-345d, inclusive, a pow
  • 12-345. — Sec. 12-345. Revocable trusts. A transfer of property by deed of trust wherein the settlor reserved to himself, or to hi
  • 12-346. — Sec. 12-346. Transfers to executors and trustees in lieu of commissions. If property is transferred to executors or trus
  • 12-347. — Sec. 12-347. Exemptions. (a) There shall be exempt from the tax imposed by this chapter all transfers to or for the use
  • 12-348. — Sec. 12-348. Declaration by officer of corporation or other entity claiming exemption. The Commissioner of Revenue servi
  • 12-349 — Sec. 12-349a. Effective date. Section 12-349 shall take effect July 1, 1961, and shall apply to the estates of persons d
  • 12-349. — Sec. 12-349. Gross taxable estate. (a) All property in estate valued at fair market value, except farm land under certai
  • 12-350. — Sec. 12-350. Net estate of resident transferors; deductions. In the case of the estate of a resident transferor, the net
  • 12-351. — Sec. 12-351. Administration expenses not deductible. The following expenses of administration shall not be allowable ded
  • 12-352. — Sec. 12-352. Net estate of nonresident transferor; deductions. In the case of the estate of a nonresident transferor, wh
  • 12-353. — Sec. 12-353. Life estates; annuities. The value of each future, contingent or limited estate, income interest or annuity
  • 12-354. — Sec. 12-354. Estate which may be divested. When an estate or interest may be divested by the act or omission of the tran
  • 12-355. — Sec. 12-355. Compounding of tax. Contingent remainders. (a) If it is impossible to compute the present value of any of t
  • 12-356. — Sec. 12-356. Determination of value of contingent interest by Insurance Commissioner. The Insurance Commissioner shall,
  • 12-357. — Sec. 12-357. Supervision by commissioner. The commissioner shall have full supervision of the enforcement of this chapte
  • 12-358. — Sec. 12-358. Reports by clerks of probate courts. Certified copies of wills and papers. Clerks of probate courts shall r
  • 12-359. — Sec. 12-359. Reports of representatives of transferors. (a) Succession tax returns and amendments thereto. Except as her
  • 12-363. — Sec. 12-363. Jointly-owned real property; certificate of tax payment. When any person owning an interest in real propert
  • 12-364. — Sec. 12-364. Certificate of release of lien. Regulations. Any person shall, if the Commissioner of Revenue Services find
  • 12-365. — Sec. 12-365. Administration on taxable transfer. (a) If no person applies for administration within thirty days after th
  • 12-366. — Sec. 12-366. Lien for taxes. Regulations. The tax herein imposed shall be a lien in favor of the state of Connecticut up
  • 12-367. — Sec. 12-367. Computation and assessment of tax; objections thereto. Refund of overpayment. When amendment to return not
  • 12-368. — Sec. 12-368. Waiver of hearing on computation of tax. Section 12-368 is repealed, effective January 1, 1972, and applica
  • 12-369. — Sec. 12-369. Action for quieting title to property. Actions may be brought against the state by any interested person fo
  • 12-370. — Sec. 12-370. Forms. Reciprocal exchange of information. The commissioner shall have power to prescribe such forms as may
  • 12-371. — Sec. 12-371. Estates of nonresident decedents; cooperation with other states. “Death taxes”, as used in this section, sh
  • 12-372. — Sec. 12-372. Authority to compromise or arbitrate dispute as to decedent's domicile. When the Commissioner of Revenue Se
  • 12-373. — Sec. 12-373. Agreement of compromise to fix amount of tax. An agreement of compromise made pursuant to section 12-372 sh
  • 12-374. — Sec. 12-374. Determination of domicile by arbitration. A board of arbitration selected pursuant to an agreement of arbit
  • 12-375. — Sec. 12-375. Tax due at death. The tax imposed by this chapter shall be due at the death of the transferor.
  • 12-376 — Sec. 12-376d. Tax credit for the value of a work of art accepted by the state from the estate of a deceased artist whose
  • 12-376. — Sec. 12-376. Payment. Interest. Extensions. Each tax imposed by the provisions of this chapter, which is not paid to the
  • 12-377. — Sec. 12-377. Temporary payments. Temporary payments of taxes may be made at any time after the due date and before the t
  • 12-378. — Sec. 12-378. Opinion of no tax due by probate court. Receipts and certificates. (a) In each case in which the judge of t
  • 12-379. — Sec. 12-379. Computation and payment by fiduciary. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-378, an executor or admi
  • 12-380. — Sec. 12-380. Commissioner may compromise tax. In any case in which the computation of the tax has been extended or postp
  • 12-381. — Sec. 12-381. Enforcement against personal property. In case of any taxable transfer when no administration has been take
  • 12-382. — Sec. 12-382. Transfers prohibited prior to commissioner's written consent. Exception in case of certain payments to a be
  • 12-383. — Sec. 12-383. Penalty for false return or affidavit. Any person who makes a false return or affidavit, in connection with
  • 12-384. — Sec. 12-384. Liability of representatives of estates and transferees. Administrators, executors and trustees of estates
  • 12-385. — Sec. 12-385. Enforcement by sale of property. In the absence of a provision in the will charging the tax imposed by the
  • 12-386. — Sec. 12-386. Legacy charged on real property. If a legacy subject to the tax imposed by this chapter is charged upon or
  • 12-387 — Sec. 12-387c. “Tax” to include interest and penalties. For the purposes of sections 12-387a and 12-387b, the words “tax”
  • 12-387. — Sec. 12-387. Abatement. Section 12-387 is repealed, effective April 13, 1995.
  • 12-388. — Sec. 12-388. Certain refunds to estates subject to additional succession tax. The transfer to the legatees, devisees or
  • 12-389. — Sec. 12-389. Appointment of attorneys to represent the Commissioner of Revenue Services. (a) The commissioner shall appo
  • 12-390. — Sec. 12-390. Applicability of this chapter. Continuance in force of former statutes. The provisions of this chapter shal
Title 217 · CT 217 (10 sections)
  • 12-391. — Sec. 12-391. Transfer of resident and nonresident estates. Definitions. Rate of tax. Determination of domicile. Limit on
  • 12-392. — Sec. 12-392. Payment of tax. Penalties for late filing. Extension of time. Interest on overpayment. Method of filing. No
  • 12-393. — Sec. 12-393. Credit against tax on future interests. If, after the payment of the tax under the provisions of this chapt
  • 12-394. — Sec. 12-394. Assessment; after-discovered assets; notice; appeal. Section 12-394 is repealed, effective July 1, 1997, an
  • 12-395 — Sec. 12-395a. Written agreements of compromise by the commissioner. If the Commissioner of Revenue Services determines t
  • 12-395. — Sec. 12-395. Appeal of determination of domicile. (a)(1) The provisions of sections 12-548 and 12-550 to 12-554, inclusi
  • 12-396. — Sec. 12-396. Purpose of chapter; construction. Section 12-396 is repealed, effective June 30, 2005.
  • 12-397. — Sec. 12-397. Reimbursement of others than legal representatives. If the tax or any part thereof is paid by, or collected
  • 12-398. — Sec. 12-398. Amended return. Additional assessment. Disclosure of return information by court of probate. Tax lien. Cert
  • 12-399. — Sec. 12-399. When chapter void. Changes in federal credit. Section 12-399 is repealed, effective February 28, 2003.
Title 218 · CT 218 (6 sections)
  • 12-400. — Sec. 12-400. “Persons interested in the estate”, defined. For the purpose of this chapter, “persons interested in the es
  • 12-401. — Sec. 12-401. Proration of estate taxes. Procedure. (a) When it appears from any administration account or in any appropr
  • 12-402. — Sec. 12-402. Tax to be paid by executor or administrator. So far as is practicable, the tax shall be paid by the executo
  • 12-403. — Sec. 12-403. Distribution by fiduciary. No executor, administrator or other person acting in a fiduciary capacity shall
  • 12-404. — Sec. 12-404. Order directing payment of prorated amounts. The probate judge, upon making a determination as provided in
  • 12-405. — Sec. 12-405. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any determination or order made by the probate judge pursuant to this chapt
Title 219 · CT 219 (42 sections)
  • 12-406. — Sec. 12-406. Title. This chapter is known and shall be cited as the “Sales and Use Taxes Act”.
  • 12-407 — Sec. 12-407e. Tax suspended for one week in August for sales of clothing or footwear of less than one hundred dollars. (
  • 12-407. — Sec. 12-407. Definitions. (a) Whenever used in this chapter:
  • 12-408 — Sec. 12-408h. Short-term rental facilitators. (a) As used in this section:
  • 12-408. — Sec. 12-408. The sales tax. (1) Imposition and rate of sales tax. (A) For the privilege of making any sales, as defined
  • 12-409 — Sec. 12-409a. Direct payment permits. (a) Issuance of permit. Any person who purchases tangible personal property or ser
  • 12-409. — Sec. 12-409. Permits. (a) Permit required. No person shall engage in or transact business as a seller within this state,
  • 12-410. — Sec. 12-410. Presumptions and resale certificates. (a) Presumption of taxability; resale certificate. For the purpose of
  • 12-411 — Sec. 12-411b. Collection of use tax by certain state contractors. (a) For any contract for provision of tangible persona
  • 12-411. — Sec. 12-411. The use tax. (1) Imposition and rate. (A) An excise tax is hereby imposed on the storage, acceptance, consu
  • 12-412 — Sec. 12-412m. Exemptions for beer and wine manufacturers and machinery used to manufacture beer and wine. Refund of taxe
  • 12-412. — Sec. 12-412. Exemptions. Taxes imposed by this chapter shall not apply to the gross receipts from the sale of and the st
  • 12-413 — Sec. 12-413b. Credit for capital resources provided to institutions of higher education for electronic commerce studies
  • 12-413. — Sec. 12-413. Exemptions from use tax. (1) Where sales tax applicable. The storage, acceptance, consumption or other use
  • 12-414 — Sec. 12-414a. Liability for wilful nonpayment of taxes collected. Each person, other than a retailer, who is required, o
  • 12-414. — Sec. 12-414. Returns and payment. (a) Due date; exceptions. The taxes imposed under this chapter are due and payable to
  • 12-415. — Sec. 12-415. Deficiency assessment or reassessment. (a) Deficiency assessment or reassessment. If the commissioner is no
  • 12-416 — Sec. 12-416b. Revenue sharing of certain tax revenue with revenue agencies of other states. The Commissioner of Revenue
  • 12-416. — Sec. 12-416. Estimate and assessment if no return made. (a) Estimate; failure to file return. If any person fails to mak
  • 12-417. — Sec. 12-417. Jeopardy assessment or reassessment. (a) Notice. If the commissioner believes that the collection of any ta
  • 12-418. — Sec. 12-418. Written protest. (a) Filing of; time periods for. (1) Any person against whom an assessment or a reassessme
  • 12-419 — Sec. 12-419b. Failure to file return when no tax is due. Any person required to file a return under the provisions of th
  • 12-419. — Sec. 12-419. Interest and penalties. (a) Any person, other than an individual making purchases for personal use or consu
  • 12-420 — Sec. 12-420c. Managed audit agreements. (a) The commissioner may, in the commissioner's sole discretion, enter into a ma
  • 12-420. — Sec. 12-420. Collection of taxes. Delinquent taxes. The amount of any tax, penalty or interest due and unpaid under the
  • 12-421. — Sec. 12-421. Hearing by commissioner. Any taxpayer, having paid any tax as provided by this chapter, aggrieved by the ac
  • 12-422. — Sec. 12-422. Appeal. Any taxpayer aggrieved because of any order, decision, determination or disallowance of the Commiss
  • 12-423. — Sec. 12-423. Abatement of taxes. Section 12-423 is repealed, effective April 13, 1995.
  • 12-424. — Sec. 12-424. Payment on termination of business and successor's liability. (1) Withholding by purchaser. If any person l
  • 12-425 — Sec. 12-425a. Time limit on claims for certain deficiency assessments or awards. Section 12-425a is repealed.
  • 12-425. — Sec. 12-425. Overpayments and refunds. (1) Claim limitation period. No refund shall be allowed unless a claim therefor i
  • 12-426 — Sec. 12-426a. Penalty for failure to produce books, papers or records or to file information report. If the commissioner
  • 12-426. — Sec. 12-426. Administration. (1) Enforcement by commissioner; regulations. The commissioner shall enforce the provisions
  • 12-427. — Sec. 12-427. Disposition of proceeds. (1) Settlement with Treasurer. All funds received by the Commissioner of Revenue S
  • 12-428 — Sec. 12-428a. Sales suppression devices or phantom-ware. Penalty. (a) As used in this section:
  • 12-428. — Sec. 12-428. Wilful violations and corresponding penalties. (1) Wilful failure to file return. Any person required under
  • 12-429. — Sec. 12-429. Oaths and subpoenas. The commissioner and any agent of the commissioner authorized to conduct any inquiry,
  • 12-430 — Sec. 12-430a. Determination of sales tax on certain construction equipment or machinery when such equipment or machinery
  • 12-430. — Sec. 12-430. Miscellaneous provisions. (1) Security for delinquent taxes or failure to file returns. Whenever any person
  • 12-431. — Sec. 12-431. Tax on casual sales of motor vehicles, vessels, snowmobiles and aircraft. (a)(1) Except as otherwise provid
  • 12-432 — Sec. 12-432c. Tax rate amendments contingent upon estimated gross tax revenue in cumulative monthly financial statement
  • 12-432. — Sec. 12-432. Use of proceeds. Section 12-432 is repealed.
Title 220 · CT 220 (23 sections)
  • 12-433. — Sec. 12-433. Definitions. Wherever used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 12-434. — Sec. 12-434. Administration by commissioner. The administration of this chapter is vested in the Commissioner of Revenue
  • 12-435 — Sec. 12-435c. Requirements related to advertising the sale of untaxed alcoholic beverages for use in Connecticut. Any wr
  • 12-435. — Sec. 12-435. Tax on sale of alcoholic beverages. Each distributor of alcoholic beverages shall pay a tax to the state on
  • 12-436. — Sec. 12-436. Distributor's license. Importation of alcoholic beverages. Invoices. Shipment into military reservation. (a
  • 12-437. — Sec. 12-437. Returns. Each distributor shall, on or before the last day of each month, file with the Commissioner of Rev
  • 12-438. — Sec. 12-438. Application for cancellation of distributor's license; inventory; return. Any person who applies for a canc
  • 12-439. — Sec. 12-439. Payment of tax. Penalties for nonpayment. (a) The tax imposed by this chapter shall be due and payable on t
  • 12-440. — Sec. 12-440. Determination of tax. As soon as practicable after each return has been filed, the commissioner shall cause
  • 12-441. — Sec. 12-441. Delinquent taxes; lien. The amount of any tax due and unpaid under the provisions of this chapter may be co
  • 12-442. — Sec. 12-442. Power to examine. The commissioner shall have power, when he deems it expedient, to make, or cause to be ma
  • 12-443. — Sec. 12-443. Records to be kept. Each person who manufactures, distributes, transports, stores, warehouses or sells alco
  • 12-444. — Sec. 12-444. Commissioner's records. Section 12-444 is repealed.
  • 12-445. — Sec. 12-445. Oaths and subpoenas. The commissioner, and any agent of the commissioner authorized to conduct any inquiry,
  • 12-446. — Sec. 12-446. Taxpayer to file security. The commissioner, before issuing any license to a distributor under section 12-4
  • 12-447. — Sec. 12-447. Hearings by commissioner. Any person aggrieved by the action of the commissioner or his authorized agent in
  • 12-448. — Sec. 12-448. Appeals from decisions of commissioner. Any taxpayer aggrieved because of any decision, order, determinatio
  • 12-449. — Sec. 12-449. Regulations and rulings. The commissioner may prescribe regulations and make rulings, not inconsistent with
  • 12-450. — Sec. 12-450. Cooperation with Department of Consumer Protection. Suspension of permit. The Department of Consumer Protec
  • 12-451. — Sec. 12-451. Additional reciprocal tax. “State”, when used in this section, shall include the District of Columbia, any
  • 12-452. — Sec. 12-452. Penalties for wilful violations concerning payment of tax or filing returns or other documents. Claim for r
  • 12-453. — Sec. 12-453. Exceptions. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to ethyl alcohol intended for use or used for th
  • 12-454. — Sec. 12-454. Seizure and sale for nonpayment of taxes. (a) Any alcoholic beverages not exempted from the payment of taxe
Title 221 · CT 221 (18 sections)
  • 12-455 — Sec. 12-455a. Definitions. Whenever used in this chapter unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shal
  • 12-455. — Sec. 12-455. Definitions. Section 12-455 is repealed.
  • 12-456. — Sec. 12-456. Distributor's license. Surety bond. Service of process on nonresident distributor. (a)(1) Each distributor
  • 12-457. — Sec. 12-457. Records to be kept by distributor. Statement to purchaser. Each distributor shall keep an accurate record o
  • 12-458 — Sec. 12-458i. Computation of tax on motor vehicle fuels in a gaseous form. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue Services, in
  • 12-458. — Sec. 12-458. Returns. Rate and payment of tax. Exemptions. Penalties. (a)(1) Each distributor shall, on or before the tw
  • 12-459. — Sec. 12-459. Refunds of tax related to certain uses of fuel. (a) The payment of the tax provided for by section 12-458 s
  • 12-460 — Sec. 12-460a. Deposit of certain tax revenues into the Conservation Fund. Section 12-460a is repealed, effective October
  • 12-461 — Sec. 12-461c. Fuel and property subject to seizure. Procedure for sale thereof. When any property has been seized under
  • 12-461. — Sec. 12-461. Hearings before commissioner concerning any tax, penalty or interest under this chapter. Request for hearin
  • 12-462 — Sec. 12-462a. Exempt dyed diesel fuel. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue Services may license the owner or operator of mar
  • 12-462. — Sec. 12-462. Exempt aviation fuel. (a) The commissioner may license dealers to purchase fuel that is exempt under subpar
  • 12-463. — Sec. 12-463. Appeal to Superior Court by distributor concerning determination by commissioner under this chapter. Any di
  • 12-464. — Sec. 12-464. Penalties for wilful violations or fraudulent intent. (a) Any person required under this chapter to pay any
  • 12-475 — Sec. 12-475a. Agreements with other jurisdictions concerning cooperative motor vehicle fuels tax audits. The Commissione
  • 12-475. — Sec. 12-475. Regulations. Enforcement. Collection procedure. Lien against real estate. Investigation or hearing procedur
  • 12-476 — Sec. 12-476c. Duties of master of barge or tanker. Invoice or bill of sale. The commissioner or his authorized agent may
  • 12-476. — Sec. 12-476. Payment of receipts to Treasurer. Moneys collected under the provisions of this chapter shall be paid promp
Title 222 · CT 222 (20 sections)
  • 12-478. — Sec. 12-478. Definitions. Whenever used in this chapter:
  • 12-479 — Sec. 12-479a. Tax rate increase. Section 12-479a is repealed.
  • 12-479. — Sec. 12-479. Tax rate. Every motor carrier shall pay a road tax equivalent to the rate per gallon of the tax in effect u
  • 12-480 — Sec. 12-480a. Certain motor fuel dealers permitted to purchase diesel fuel without payment of tax when purchased for sal
  • 12-480. — Sec. 12-480. Credit on tax. Refund. Challenging legality of registration fee. (a) Every such motor carrier shall be enti
  • 12-481. — Sec. 12-481. Bond for payment of tax. A motor carrier may give a bond, issued by a surety company authorized to issue bo
  • 12-482. — Sec. 12-482. Penalties for wilful violations of requirements of this chapter. (a) Any person required under this chapter
  • 12-483. — Sec. 12-483. Payment of tax. The tax hereby imposed shall be paid by each motor carrier quarterly to the Commissioner of
  • 12-484 — Sec. 12-484a. Charter or special operations omitted from quarterly reports. Section 12-484a is repealed, effective June
  • 12-484. — Sec. 12-484. Reports by motor carriers. Regulations. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, every motor carri
  • 12-485. — Sec. 12-485. Joint reports. (a) Two or more motor carriers regularly engaged in the transportation of passengers on thro
  • 12-486 — Sec. 12-486a. Deficiency assessments by commissioner. (a) If the Commissioner of Revenue Services is not satisfied with
  • 12-486. — Sec. 12-486. Inspection of books and records by the commissioner. Agreements with other jurisdictions for cooperative au
  • 12-487. — Sec. 12-487. Registration of vehicles for purposes of the motor carrier road tax. Use of dyed diesel fuel. (a) Each moto
  • 12-488. — Sec. 12-488. Failure to file report or pay tax. Collection procedure and state lien against real estate as security for
  • 12-489. — Sec. 12-489. Hearings before commissioner related to tax, penalty or interest under this chapter. Appeal to Superior Cou
  • 12-490. — Sec. 12-490. Tax in addition to other taxes; payment to State Treasurer. The taxes imposed by this chapter are in additi
  • 12-491. — Sec. 12-491. Use of services of other departments. Investigation or hearing procedures. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue
  • 12-492. — Sec. 12-492. Fine payable for violation of requirements in section 12-487. Section 12-492 is repealed, effective June 24
  • 12-493. — Sec. 12-493. Government vehicles and school buses excepted. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to any vehicl
Title 223 · CT 223 (13 sections)
  • 12-494 — Sec. 12-494a. Deposit of portion of tax in municipal revenue sharing account. Section 12-494a is repealed, effective Jul
  • 12-494. — Sec. 12-494. Imposition of tax on conveyances of real property for consideration. One part payable to state and the othe
  • 12-495. — Sec. 12-495. Payment of tax. Endorsement. The tax imposed by this chapter shall be payable by the person conveying the p
  • 12-496. — Sec. 12-496. Endorsement in cases of tax exemption. Upon the presentation for recording of any instrument which is exemp
  • 12-497 — Sec. 12-497a. Exemptions. (a) The tax imposed by section 12-494 and the requirement of filing a return pursuant to secti
  • 12-497. — Sec. 12-497. Payment of tax and filing of return condition precedent to recording. Prohibition re refusal to record deed
  • 12-498. — Sec. 12-498. Exempt transactions. (a) The tax imposed by section 12-494 shall not apply to:
  • 12-499. — Sec. 12-499. Disposition of revenues. The tax imposed by section 12-494 and the revenues produced thereby shall, after r
  • 12-500. — Sec. 12-500. Allocation of tax among municipalities. If the real property or interest therein conveyed is located in mor
  • 12-502 — Sec. 12-502b. Deficiency assessment. When the Commissioner of Revenue Services makes a deficiency assessment for any tax
  • 12-503. — Sec. 12-503. Recording without payment of tax as constructive notice. The recording of any deed, instrument or writing w
  • 12-504 — Sec. 12-504h. Termination of classification as farm, forest, open space or maritime heritage land. Any such classificati
  • 12-504. — Sec. 12-504. Effect of federal transfer tax. If the federal government imposes a federal documentary stamp tax on real e
Title 224 · CT 224 (23 sections)
  • 12-505. — Sec. 12-505. Definitions. (a) When used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: (1) “Taxpayer” means (A)
  • 12-506 — Sec. 12-506h. Deduction allowed in determining tax on interest income when taxpayer is shareholder in an electing small
  • 12-506. — Sec. 12-506. Imposition of tax on dividends, interest income and capital gains. (a) A tax is hereby imposed on (1) all d
  • 12-507. — Sec. 12-507. Duties of fiduciary. Any guardian, receiver, referee, trustee, assignee, custodian or other fiduciary, or a
  • 12-508 — Sec. 12-508a. Extension of time for tax return and payment to April 16, 1974. Section 12-508a is repealed.
  • 12-508. — Sec. 12-508. Tax return. On or before April fifteenth following the close of each calendar year, in the case of persons
  • 12-509. — Sec. 12-509. Penalty for failure to pay tax when due. Rate of interest applied. Waiver of penalty. (a) If any person fai
  • 12-510. — Sec. 12-510. Powers and duties of commissioner. (a) The commissioner or his authorized representative may require any ta
  • 12-511 — Sec. 12-511a. Disclosure by taxpayer of relevant changes in federal taxable income. Any individual whose taxable income
  • 12-511. — Sec. 12-511. Deficiency assessments. (a) After a final return in due form is filed, the commissioner shall cause the sam
  • 12-512. — Sec. 12-512. Collection of tax, penalties and interest. The amount of any tax, penalty or interest due and unpaid under
  • 12-513. — Sec. 12-513. Abatement of tax. Section 12-513 is repealed.
  • 12-514. — Sec. 12-514. Excess payments. If, within three years after the due date of any return, the commissioner determines that
  • 12-515. — Sec. 12-515. Refund claims. Any taxpayer who feels that he has overpaid any taxes due under this chapter may file a clai
  • 12-516. — Sec. 12-516. Forms. The commissioner shall design a form of return and forms for such additional statements or schedules
  • 12-517 — Sec. 12-517c. Interest added when estimated payment on dividends, interest income or capital gains is less than minimum
  • 12-517. — Sec. 12-517. Extension of time for filing return and paying tax. The commissioner may for reasonable cause extend the ti
  • 12-518. — Sec. 12-518. Enforcement. Regulations. The commissioner shall enforce the provisions of this chapter and may adopt and e
  • 12-519. — Sec. 12-519. Penalties for wilful failure to comply with requirements of this chapter. (a) Any person required under thi
  • 12-520. — Sec. 12-520. Report by Commissioner of Revenue Services. Confidential information. The Commissioner of Revenue Services
  • 12-521. — Sec. 12-521. Appeal to commissioner. Any person, aggrieved by the action of the commissioner or his authorized agent in
  • 12-522 — Sec. 12-522a. Applicability of chapter provisions limited. The provisions of this chapter shall not be applicable with r
  • 12-522. — Sec. 12-522. Appeal from commissioner. Notwithstanding the provisions of chapter 54 to the contrary, any person aggrieve
Title 225 · CT 225 (20 sections)
  • 12-540. — Sec. 12-540. Definitions. Whenever used in this chapter:
  • 12-541. — Sec. 12-541. Admissions tax. Sunset. (a) The provisions of subsections (b) and (c) of this section shall apply to sales
  • 12-542. — Sec. 12-542. Cabaret tax. Nature of tax. Section 12-542 is repealed, effective June 23, 1999, applicable to sales made o
  • 12-543. — Sec. 12-543. Dues or initiation fees tax. Nature of tax. Exemptions. (a) There is hereby imposed a tax equivalent to ten
  • 12-544. — Sec. 12-544. Administration and enforcement. This chapter shall be administered by the Commissioner of Revenue Services.
  • 12-545. — Sec. 12-545. Amounts taxable. The admissions and dues taxes shall be imposed on amounts received within or without the s
  • 12-546. — Sec. 12-546. Sale of business, stock or facilities. Purchaser's duties and liabilities. Certificate of clearance. If any
  • 12-547 — Sec. 12-547a. Liability for wilful nonpayment of taxes collected. Each person, other than a taxpayer, who is required, o
  • 12-547. — Sec. 12-547. Returns. Payment of tax. Penalty. Each person subject to a tax imposed under this chapter shall file a retu
  • 12-548. — Sec. 12-548. Examination of records. Deficiency assessment. Penalty. Limitation of assessment period. (a) The commission
  • 12-549. — Sec. 12-549. Excess payments. Section 12-549 is repealed, effective April 13, 1995.
  • 12-550. — Sec. 12-550. Claims for refund. Limitation of claim period. (a) Any person believing that he has overpaid any taxes due
  • 12-551. — Sec. 12-551. Wilful violations. Penalties. (a) Any person required under this chapter to pay any tax, or required under
  • 12-552. — Sec. 12-552. Records. Examinations. Hearings. Testimony. (a) The Commissioner of Revenue Services may require all person
  • 12-553. — Sec. 12-553. Application to commissioner for hearing. Order for hearing. Any taxpayer, aggrieved by the action of the co
  • 12-554. — Sec. 12-554. Appeal. Any taxpayer aggrieved because of any order, decision, determination or disallowance of the Commiss
  • 12-555 — Sec. 12-555b. Certificate of registration. (a) No person whose activities make such person subject to this chapter shall
  • 12-555. — Sec. 12-555. Security for delinquent taxes or failure to file returns. Whenever any person (1) owes taxes under this cha
  • 12-556 — Sec. 12-556g. Surcharge on admission charge to events at Tennis Foundation of Connecticut facilities. (a) A facilities s
  • 12-556. — Sec. 12-556. Multiple taxation prohibited. No amount taxable under this chapter shall be taxed under more than one provi
Title 226 · CT 226 (34 sections)
  • 12-557 — Sec. 12-557b. Definitions. As used in this chapter, sections 12-578a to 12-578e, inclusive, 12-579 and 12-580, chapter 2
  • 12-558. — Sec. 12-558. Oath. Bond. Action by board. Section 12-558 is repealed, effective July 1, 2013.
  • 12-559. — Sec. 12-559. Employees. The commissioner may employ stewards for thoroughbred racing, judges for harness racing and jai
  • 12-560. — Sec. 12-560. Bonding of employees. The commissioner may, if he determines that it is necessary, require any of the depar
  • 12-561. — Sec. 12-561. Conflict of interest. No commissioner or unit head or employee of the department shall directly or indirect
  • 12-562. — Sec. 12-562. Enforcement. Regulations. Racing and jai alai meeting dates. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of th
  • 12-563 — Sec. 12-563a. Informational materials re programs for prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of chronic gamblers. The
  • 12-563. — Sec. 12-563. Adoption, publication and posting of regulations. All regulations of the department shall be adopted in the
  • 12-564 — Sec. 12-564a. Monthly report re investigations and arrest data. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection shall submit a r
  • 12-564. — Sec. 12-564. Annual reports. Studies. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer Protection shall make an annual report in writing
  • 12-565 — Sec. 12-565a. Regulations on wagering on sporting events. Section 12-565a is repealed, effective July 1, 2021.
  • 12-565. — Sec. 12-565. Powers of commissioner. The commissioner may conduct any inquiry, investigation or hearing necessary to car
  • 12-566. — Sec. 12-566. Record of proceedings to be public. The commissioner shall provide books in which shall be kept a true, fai
  • 12-567. — Sec. 12-567. Organizational units. Section 12-567 is repealed, effective July 1, 2011.
  • 12-568 — Sec. 12-568a. Regulation of state lottery. The Department of Consumer Protection shall adopt regulations, in accordance
  • 12-568. — Sec. 12-568. Operation of lotteries. Lottery Fund. Participation in joint lottery games. Payment of prizes and compensat
  • 12-569 — Sec. 12-569b. Settlement initiative program for delinquent lottery sales agents. Section 12-569b is repealed, effective
  • 12-569. — Sec. 12-569. Breach of fiduciary responsibility by lottery sales agent. (a)(1) If the president of the Connecticut Lotte
  • 12-570 — Sec. 12-570b. Suspension of sales of Powerball tickets. Section 12-570b is repealed, effective October 1, 2023.
  • 12-570. — Sec. 12-570. Forgery, counterfeiting or altering of tickets: Class A misdemeanor. Any person who forges or counterfeits
  • 12-571 — Sec. 12-571b. Moratorium on tele-track facilities. Section 12-571b is repealed.
  • 12-571. — Sec. 12-571. Sale of off-track betting systems. Regulation of off-track betting systems. (a) The Commissioner of Consume
  • 12-572 — Sec. 12-572b. Advance deposit wagers. Penalties. (a) For the purposes of this section, “advance deposit wager” means an
  • 12-572. — Sec. 12-572. Off-track betting facilities. Deposit of daily receipts. Distribution of sums in pari-mutuel pool. Contract
  • 12-573 — Sec. 12-573a. Operation of frontons. The department may authorize the operation of frontons in the state for exhibition
  • 12-573. — Sec. 12-573. Certification of balance in betting fund in excess of department needs. Transfer to General Fund. Until the
  • 12-574 — Sec. 12-574d. Collection and testing of urine specimens from racing dogs. Regulations. Section 12-574d is repealed, effe
  • 12-574. — Sec. 12-574. Licensing. (a) Association licensees. No person or business organization may conduct a meeting at which rac
  • 12-575 — Sec. 12-575c. Combination of pari-mutuel betting into single pool. (a) The commissioner may require all pari-mutuel bett
  • 12-575. — Sec. 12-575. Pari-mutuel betting. Tax. Uncashed tickets. Payments to municipalities. (a) Pari-mutuel betting permitted.
  • 12-576. — Sec. 12-576. Presence of minors at gaming establishments; penalties. Licensing of minors. Payment of claims for winnings
  • 12-577. — Sec. 12-577. Audit of licensees. The commissioner shall annually cause to be made by some competent person or persons in
  • 12-578 — Sec. 12-578j. Payment to state. (a) Not later than June 30, 2019, MMCT Venture, LLC, as defined in subsection (a) of sec
  • 12-578. — Sec. 12-578. Regulations governing registration and licenses. Fees. Criminal history records checks of applicants. (a) T
Title 227 · CT 227 (17 sections)
  • 12-587 — Sec. 12-587a. Tax credit for company liable for tax on sale of petroleum products to purchaser who sells the products ou
  • 12-587. — Sec. 12-587. Definitions. Imposition of tax. Exemptions. Rate. Returns and filing; due date. (a)(1) As used in this chap
  • 12-588. — Sec. 12-588. Conduct of business subject to tax by fiduciary. Any fiduciary who conducts or is liquidating the business
  • 12-589. — Sec. 12-589. Refunds of overpayment of tax. Interest. (a)(1) Any company believing that it has overpaid any taxes impose
  • 12-590. — Sec. 12-590. Penalty for failure to pay tax when due. Waiver of penalty. (a) If any company fails to pay the tax reporte
  • 12-591. — Sec. 12-591. Penalties for wilful violations of requirements in this chapter. (a) Any person required under this chapter
  • 12-592. — Sec. 12-592. Inquiries, investigations or hearings related to the tax. The Commissioner of Revenue Services or any agent
  • 12-593. — Sec. 12-593. Deficiency assessments and related penalties. Extension of time for assessment. The commissioner shall, wit
  • 12-594. — Sec. 12-594. Interest added to deficiency assessments. Tax due as a lien on property of the company. (a) To any taxes wh
  • 12-595. — Sec. 12-595. Application for hearing by taxpayer. Hearings ordered by commissioner. Any taxpayer aggrieved by the action
  • 12-596. — Sec. 12-596. Abatement of uncollectible tax. Section 12-596 is repealed.
  • 12-597. — Sec. 12-597. Appeals by taxpayer. Any taxpayer aggrieved because of any order, decision, determination or disallowance o
  • 12-598. — Sec. 12-598. Tax on gross earnings in a fiscal year received after the end of such year. Section 12-598 is repealed, eff
  • 12-599. — Sec. 12-599. Tax to constitute operating overhead of taxpayer. Limitation on price increases in this state*. (a) It is n
  • 12-600. — Sec. 12-600. Taxes to be paid before instituting action on tax in court. Any taxes, penalties or interest due from any c
  • 12-601. — Sec. 12-601. Severability. If any section, part, clause or phrase in sections 12-587 to 12-602, inclusive, is for any re
  • 12-602. — Sec. 12-602. Regulations. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall adopt regulations in accordance with chapter 54 to
Title 229 · CT 229 (56 sections)
  • 12-700 — Sec. 12-700c. Use tax table in personal income tax return form. The Commissioner of Revenue Services shall revise the pe
  • 12-700. — Sec. 12-700. Imposition of tax on income. Rates. (a) There is hereby imposed on the Connecticut taxable income of each r
  • 12-701 — Sec. 12-701a. Subtraction for contributions to qualified state tuition program. The maximum amount that may be subtracte
  • 12-701. — Sec. 12-701. Definitions. Regulations. (a) For purposes of this chapter:
  • 12-702 — Sec. 12-702a. Relief from joint tax liability. (a) Any individual who has made a joint return under this chapter may ele
  • 12-702. — Sec. 12-702. Exemptions. (a)(1)(A) Any person, other than a trust or estate, subject to the tax under this chapter for a
  • 12-703. — Sec. 12-703. Credits based on adjusted gross income. (a)(1) Any person, other than a trust or estate, subject to the tax
  • 12-704 — Sec. 12-704i. Credit for delivery of a fetus born dead for which a fetal death certificate has been filed. A taxpayer sh
  • 12-704. — Sec. 12-704. Credits for income taxes paid to other states. (a)(1) Any resident or part-year resident of this state shal
  • 12-705. — Sec. 12-705. Withholding of taxes from wages and other payments. (a)(1) Each employer, as defined in section 12-707, mai
  • 12-706. — Sec. 12-706. Agreements with other jurisdictions. Written statement furnished to employees and payees. Treatment of taxe
  • 12-707. — Sec. 12-707. Payment to commissioner of taxes withheld by employers, payers or purchasers of a business. Security. (a)(1
  • 12-708. — Sec. 12-708. Determination of taxable year and method of accounting changes. (a) For purposes of the tax imposed under t
  • 12-709. — Sec. 12-709. Exemption under section 12-702 not applicable to trusts or estates. Taxes payable by fiduciary. The tax imp
  • 12-710. — Sec. 12-710. Persons subject to corporation business tax not taxable under this chapter. Persons exempt from federal tax
  • 12-711 — Sec. 12-711a. Repayment of income by taxpayer. (a)(1) If an item of income was included in the Connecticut adjusted gros
  • 12-711. — Sec. 12-711. Determination of income, gain, loss and deduction derived from or connected with sources within this state.
  • 12-712. — Sec. 12-712. Determination of nonresident partner's, shareholder's or beneficiary's share of income within the state. (a
  • 12-713. — Sec. 12-713. Determination of income within this state of nonresident trusts and estates. (a) The income derived from or
  • 12-714. — Sec. 12-714. Determination of share of nonresident estate or trust and nonresident beneficiary in income within this sta
  • 12-715. — Sec. 12-715. Determination of income of resident partner or S corporation shareholder. (a) In determining the Connecticu
  • 12-716. — Sec. 12-716. Attribution of Connecticut fiduciary adjustment. (a)(1) The respective shares of an estate or trust and its
  • 12-717. — Sec. 12-717. Determination of income within this state of a part-year resident. Change of status. (a) The income derived
  • 12-718. — Sec. 12-718. Exempt dividends. If, at the close of each quarter of its taxable year, at least fifty per cent of the valu
  • 12-719. — Sec. 12-719. Filing of returns. Returns for partnerships, S corporations and pass-through entities. Returns for nonresid
  • 12-722 — Sec. 12-722a. No accrual of interest on underpayment of tax created by public act 15-244*. Section 12-722 shall not appl
  • 12-722. — Sec. 12-722. Underpayment and payment of estimated tax. Interest. Credit. Payment schedule for farmers and fishermen. (a
  • 12-723. — Sec. 12-723. Extensions. The commissioner may for reasonable cause extend the time for the filing of any return, stateme
  • 12-724 — Sec. 12-724a. (Formerly Sec. 12-62s). Homeownership incentive program. Income tax exemption for owners of owner-occupied
  • 12-724. — Sec. 12-724. Special rules for members of the armed forces and specified terrorist victims. (a)(1) In the case of an ind
  • 12-725. — Sec. 12-725. Documents to be signed. Certification. (a) Any return, declaration, statement or other document required to
  • 12-726. — Sec. 12-726. Information required in returns of partnerships and S corporations doing business in this state. (a) Each p
  • 12-727. — Sec. 12-727. Informational returns from persons making payments. Notice of changes in federal tax return. Filing amended
  • 12-728. — Sec. 12-728. Deficiency assessments. Notice. Penalty. (a)(1) After a final return pursuant to the provisions of this cha
  • 12-729 — Sec. 12-729a. Jeopardy assessment. (a) If the commissioner believes that the collection of any tax imposed under this ch
  • 12-729. — Sec. 12-729. Final assessment of deficiency. Protest. Notice of determination. (a) Sixty days after the date on which it
  • 12-730. — Sec. 12-730. Appeals. Notwithstanding the provisions of chapter 54 to the contrary, any taxpayer aggrieved because of an
  • 12-731. — Sec. 12-731. Understatement of tax due to mathematical error. In the event that the amount of tax is understated on the
  • 12-732. — Sec. 12-732. Refunds. (a)(1) If any tax has been overpaid, the taxpayer may file a claim for refund in writing with the
  • 12-733. — Sec. 12-733. Limits on time for making of deficiency assessments. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, a no
  • 12-734. — Sec. 12-734. Collection. Warrants. Liens. Foreclosure. The amount of any tax, penalty or interest due and unpaid under t
  • 12-735. — Sec. 12-735. Failure to pay tax or make return. Penalty. Waiver of penalties. Penalty for failure to file statement of p
  • 12-736. — Sec. 12-736. Penalty for failure to collect, account for and pay over tax or evasion or defeat of tax. Penalty for fraud
  • 12-737. — Sec. 12-737. Penalties for wilful violations. (a) Any person required under this chapter to pay any tax, or required und
  • 12-738. — Sec. 12-738. Penalty for false statement relating to withholding allowance. In addition to any other penalty provided by
  • 12-739. — Sec. 12-739. Credit of overpayments. (a)(1) The commissioner, within the applicable period of limitations may credit an
  • 12-740. — Sec. 12-740. Administration and enforcement. Keeping of records. Examination of records. Hearings. Testimony. (a) The Co
  • 12-741. — Sec. 12-741. Rules and rulings in lieu of regulations. Notwithstanding the provisions of chapter 54 and this chapter, th
  • 12-742. — Sec. 12-742. Withholding of refund from persons owing debts or obligations to the state or in default of certain student
  • 12-743 — Sec. 12-743a. Contributions from refunds to the Military Relief Fund. (a) Any taxpayer filing a return under this chapte
  • 12-743. — Sec. 12-743. Contributions from refunds to special accounts. (a) Any taxpayer filing a return under this chapter may con
  • 12-744. — Sec. 12-744. Amount required to be shown on a form when item is other than a whole-dollar amount. (a) The commissioner s
  • 12-745. — Sec. 12-745. Order of credits. (a) Whenever a taxpayer is eligible to claim more than one income tax credit under this c
  • 12-746. — Sec. 12-746. Rebate. (a) Any taxpayer subject to tax pursuant to this chapter who files a Connecticut income tax return
  • 12-790 — Sec. 12-790c. Denial, suspension or revocation of permit. Hearing. (a)(1) No tax preparer or facilitator shall do or com
  • 12-790. — Sec. 12-790. Persons providing tax preparation services and facilitators. Definitions. Prohibited activities. Penalty. (
Title 236 · CT 236 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-13a. Establishment of alternative design standards for roads and bridges. (a) On or before January 1, 1999, the
Title 237 · CT 237 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-35. Protection of obligation for Governor John Davis Lodge Turnpike. In order to observe or fulfill any obligat
Title 238 · CT 238 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-153g. Design standards for roads. Not later than July 1, 2018, the Commissioner of Transportation shall update
Title 239 · CT 239 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-162b. Special Merritt and Wilbur Cross Parkways Fund. (a) There is established and created a fund to be known a
Title 240 · CT 240 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-246. Utilization of other funds. Subject to the limitations referred to in section 13a-32, nothing in sections
Title 241 · CT 241 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13a-269. Annual report re operational work zone speed control systems. Not later than February 1, 2026, and annuall
Title 242 · CT 242 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13b-57. (Formerly Sec. 8-212). State grants-in-aid for harbor improvement projects. The state, acting by and in the
Title 243 · CT 243 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13b-79ll. Bond issue for transit-oriented development pilot program. Projects. Grants. (a) For the purposes describ
Title 244 · CT 244 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13b-94a. Motor vehicle in charter bus transportation. No person, association, limited liability company or corporat
Title 245 · CT 245 (1 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13b-237. Procedure for disposal of surplus rail material. (a)(1) The Commissioner of Transportation shall not, dire
Title 246 · CT 246 (195 sections)
  • 14-1 — Sec. 14-1a. “Authorized emergency vehicle” defined. Section 14-1a is repealed.
  • 14-1. — Sec. 14-1. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter shall be construed as follows, unless another construction is clearly
  • 14-10. — Sec. 14-10. Definitions. Records. Disclosure of personal information and highly restricted personal information. Penalty
  • 14-100 — Sec. 14-100c. Transferred to Chapter 246a, Sec. 14-164c.
  • 14-100. — Sec. 14-100. Safety glass. Use of plastics. (a) The commissioner shall not register any motor vehicle manufactured after
  • 14-101. — Sec. 14-101. Turn signals. Any person who operates on any highway any motor vehicle so constructed or so loaded that the
  • 14-102 — Sec. 14-102a. Inspection of student transportation vehicles. Each student transportation vehicle shall be inspected for
  • 14-102. — Sec. 14-102. View in and exits from motor vehicles used to transport passengers for hire. The passenger compartment in a
  • 14-103 — Sec. 14-103d. Vehicles using any pressurized gas as fuel. Regulations. Class C misdemeanor. (a) No motor vehicle which u
  • 14-103. — Sec. 14-103. Inspection of motor vehicles. (a) The commissioner, an inspector authorized by the commissioner, any office
  • 14-104. — Sec. 14-104. Fenders and other wheel protectors. (a) No person shall operate on any public highway any motor vehicle wit
  • 14-105. — Sec. 14-105. Television screens or similar devices prohibited. Exceptions. (a) No television screen or other device of a
  • 14-106 — Sec. 14-106d. Sale, offer for sale, manufacture, importation or installation of counterfeit or nonfunctional air bag pro
  • 14-106. — Sec. 14-106. Air conditioning equipment. (a) The term “air conditioning equipment” or “equipment”, as used or referred t
  • 14-107. — Sec. 14-107. Liability of owner, operator, lessee. (a) The owner, operator or lessee of any motor vehicle may be prosecu
  • 14-108 — Sec. 14-108a. Uniform investigation of accident report. Requirements and policy for identifying and notifying person's f
  • 14-108. — Sec. 14-108. Report of accidents. Section 14-108 is repealed.
  • 14-11 — Sec. 14-11k. Waiver of fee for license or identity card renewal or duplication for veterans at certain event. (a) As use
  • 14-11. — Sec. 14-11. Employment of legal assistance. The commissioner may employ any attorney-at-law for assistance in the prosec
  • 14-110. — Sec. 14-110. Oaths and subpoenas. False statements or reports. (a) The commissioner, each deputy commissioner or an assi
  • 14-111 — Sec. 14-111q. Hearing. Any person aggrieved by an action of the commissioner to withdraw (1) a license or registration,
  • 14-111. — Sec. 14-111. Suspension or revocation of registration, license or right to operate. (a) Authority of commissioner. No pr
  • 14-112 — Sec. 14-112a. Online Insurance Verification System. (a) As used in this section:
  • 14-112. — Sec. 14-112. Proof of financial responsibility. (a) When commissioner shall require. To entitle any person to receive or
  • 14-115 — Sec. 14-115a. Request for document from motor vehicle record. No process to compel the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles to
  • 14-12 — Sec. 14-12t. Regulations. The commissioner may adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54, to im
  • 14-12. — Sec. 14-12. Motor vehicle registration. Application. Issuance by dealers. Misrepresentation. Registration number and cer
  • 14-129. — Sec. 14-129. Self-insurance. (a) Any person in whose name more than twenty-five motor vehicles are registered may qualif
  • 14-13. — Sec. 14-13. Registration certificate and insurance identification card to be carried in vehicle. (a) The certificate of
  • 14-130. — Sec. 14-130. Transferred to Chapter 700, Part II, Sec. 38a-337.
  • 14-134. — Sec. 14-134. Appeals from commissioner. Any appeal from a decision of the commissioner shall, if such appeal is from an
  • 14-135. — Sec. 14-135. Attorney General to act when commissioner is disqualified. If the commissioner is disqualified to act in an
  • 14-136. — Sec. 14-136. First complaint. Section 14-136 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 14-137 — Sec. 14-137a. Point system for motor vehicle violations. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall adopt regulations in a
  • 14-137. — Sec. 14-137. Authority to make regulations and certify or limit the use of devices and equipment. (a) The commissioner m
  • 14-138. — Sec. 14-138. State police to assist. The commissioner may call upon the Division of State Police within the Department o
  • 14-139. — Sec. 14-139. Conviction to be endorsed on license. Section 14-139 is repealed.
  • 14-14. — Sec. 14-14. Registration of motor vehicles owned by minors. Proof of financial responsibility. The commissioner shall no
  • 14-140 — Sec. 14-140a. Automobile club bail bond certificates, when acceptable as bail. Any guaranteed bail bond certificate with
  • 14-140. — Sec. 14-140. Release on own recognizance. Report of failure to appear, comply with remote events and deadlines or pay fi
  • 14-141. — Sec. 14-141. Courts to report convictions and other dispositions to commissioner. A record shall be kept by each court o
  • 14-142. — Sec. 14-142. Proceedings against negligent court clerk. (a) Any clerk of any court who fails to deliver to the commissio
  • 14-143. — Sec. 14-143. Expenses in unsuccessful prosecutions by state police. Section 14-143 is repealed.
  • 14-144. — Sec. 14-144. No fees for arrests for motor vehicle violations. No fee shall be paid to the arresting officer for an arre
  • 14-145 — Sec. 14-145d. Notification to chief of police required prior to use of wheel-locking device. (a) Any person, firm or cor
  • 14-145. — Sec. 14-145. Towing or removal of motor vehicle from private property. Use of a wheel-locking device. Regulations. Prohi
  • 14-146. — Sec. 14-146. Objects not to be thrown at motor vehicles. No person shall throw any object at a motor vehicle or at a per
  • 14-147 — Sec. 14-147a. Theft or illegal possession of number plate or sticker. Any person who takes any motor vehicle number plat
  • 14-147. — Sec. 14-147. Improper use of number plate or marker, registration or license. Penalty. (a) Any person who counterfeits a
  • 14-148. — Sec. 14-148. Abandoned markers. (a) Any person who has found, or has in his possession, any number plate or number plate
  • 14-149 — Sec. 14-149a. Ownership or operation of a chop shop. Penalty. (a) As used in this section:
  • 14-149. — Sec. 14-149. Mutilated or removed vehicle identification, factory or engine number. Discovery of vehicle reported as sto
  • 14-15 — Sec. 14-15f. Use of department's electronic system for filing applications for issuance of registration or certificate o
  • 14-15. — Sec. 14-15. Leasing or renting of motor vehicles. Electronic issuance or transfer of registration. Electronic renewal of
  • 14-150 — Sec. 14-150b. Municipal Abandoned Vehicle Trust Fund. Section 14-150b is repealed.
  • 14-150. — Sec. 14-150. Abandoned or unregistered motor vehicles and motor vehicles which are a menace to traffic. Notice. Removal.
  • 14-151 — Sec. 14-151a. Report by owner or person in lawful possession of theft of motor vehicle. Regulations re uniform procedure
  • 14-151. — Sec. 14-151. State marshals and constables to enforce law concerning abandoned motor vehicles. State marshals and the co
  • 14-152. — Sec. 14-152. Report by law enforcement agencies of theft or recovery of motor vehicle. The Commissioner of Emergency Ser
  • 14-153 — Sec. 14-153b. Proof of credit. (a) For the purposes of this section, “passenger motor vehicle” does not include (1) a pa
  • 14-153. — Sec. 14-153. Renting of motor vehicles. Any person, firm or corporation which rents a motor vehicle without a driver for
  • 14-154 — Sec. 14-154a. Liability of owner for damage caused by rented or leased motor vehicle. Exceptions. (a) Any person renting
  • 14-154. — Sec. 14-154. Liability of owner for damage caused by rented or leased car. Section 14-154 is repealed.
  • 14-155. — Sec. 14-155. Fines and forfeitures to be paid to commissioner. Section 14-155 is repealed.
  • 14-156 — Sec. 14-156a. Payment of State Police Department expenditures from Highway Fund. Section 14-156a is repealed.
  • 14-156. — Sec. 14-156. Receipts of Department of Motor Vehicles to be credited to Special Transportation Fund. All receipts of the
  • 14-157. — Sec. 14-157. Transferred to Chapter 164, Sec. 10-24a.
  • 14-158. — Sec. 14-158. Fines and forfeitures paid to commissioner to be receipts of General Fund. Section 14-158 is repealed.
  • 14-159. — Sec. 14-159. Refund of money paid to commissioner. The Comptroller, upon application of the commissioner and with the ap
  • 14-16 — Sec. 14-16c. Insurance companies', persons', firms' or corporations' duties re totalled vehicles and certificates of tit
  • 14-16. — Sec. 14-16. Transfer of ownership. Designation of beneficiary. Fees. Penalties. (a) A motor vehicle registration expires
  • 14-160. — Sec. 14-160. Reservation of marker plate numbers. Additional fee for low numbers. The commissioner is authorized to rese
  • 14-161. — Sec. 14-161. Impersonation of inspector or agent. Any person who impersonates an inspector or agent of the Department of
  • 14-162. — Sec. 14-162. Ordinances. No town, city or borough, nor any board or officer thereof, shall make any ordinance respecting
  • 14-163 — Sec. 14-163g. Transportation of hazardous materials. Applicable federal regulations. Enforcement powers of motor vehicle
  • 14-163. — Sec. 14-163. Commissioner to provide lists of motor vehicle and snowmobile owners to town assessors. Disclosure by asses
  • 14-164 — Sec. 14-164a. (Formerly Sec. 29-143). Motor vehicle racing. (a) No person shall operate a motor vehicle in any race, con
  • 14-164. — Sec. 14-164. General penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter or section 14-16c for which no other
  • 14-17 — Sec. 14-17b. Notice from United States Postal Service re change of address. Powers of commissioner. If the Commissioner
  • 14-17. — Sec. 14-17. Notice of change in appearance or equipment. (a) A person holding a certificate of registration for a motor
  • 14-18. — Sec. 14-18. Display of number plates and stickers. Issuance of sample number plates. Return of number plates to commissi
  • 14-19 — Sec. 14-19b. Issuance and renewal of collegiate commemorative number plates. Fees. Establishment of account. (a) On or a
  • 14-19. — Sec. 14-19. Registration of fire apparatus. The commissioner shall, at the request of the chief of any regular or volunt
  • 14-2. — Sec. 14-2. Appointment of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. There shall be a Commissioner of Motor Vehicles appointed in a
  • 14-20 — Sec. 14-20d. Number plates for veterans and members of the armed forces to indicate service during a period of war. Retu
  • 14-20. — Sec. 14-20. Number plates for antique, rare or special interest motor vehicles. Issuance of number plates corresponding
  • 14-21 — Sec. 14-21bb. Aquatic Invasive Species Stamp. Requirements for possessing stamp. Aquatic Invasive Species Decal. Exempti
  • 14-21. — Sec. 14-21. Number plates for amateur radio licensees. The commissioner shall, upon request, upon the registration of a
  • 14-22 — Sec. 14-22f. Cancellation of motor vehicle registration in error or failure to maintain accurate record of registration.
  • 14-22. — Sec. 14-22. Expiration and renewal. (a) Except as otherwise provided in the general statutes, a motor vehicle registrati
  • 14-23. — Sec. 14-23. Refunds on registrations to persons in armed forces. The commissioner may make application to the Comptrolle
  • 14-24. — Sec. 14-24. Heavy duty trailers. Heavy construction equipment. Gross weight of tractor-trailer units. The Commissioner o
  • 14-25 — Sec. 14-25d. Registration of DUKW or similar amphibious vehicle. Restrictions or prohibitions imposed by traffic authori
  • 14-25. — Sec. 14-25. Registration not required for trailers used as parade floats. No trailer vehicle when used as a float in a p
  • 14-26. — Sec. 14-26. Motor or service buses, taxicabs, school buses, motor vehicles in livery service and school buses used in pa
  • 14-27 — Sec. 14-27a. Number plates for vanpool vehicle. Minimum insurance requirements. Each vanpool vehicle shall carry number
  • 14-27. — Sec. 14-27. Number plates for public service motor vehicles. (a) Each motor bus shall carry number plates to be furnishe
  • 14-28. — Sec. 14-28. Passenger motor vehicle plates for livery cars or taxicabs. For a fee of seven dollars, the commissioner may
  • 14-29 — Sec. 14-29a. Registration of motor vehicles over ten years old as taxicabs prohibited. No motor vehicle that is engaged
  • 14-29. — Sec. 14-29. Owners of motor or service buses, taxicabs, school buses, school transportation vehicles and motor vehicles
  • 14-3. — Sec. 14-3. Powers and duties of commissioner. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall enforce the provisions of the sta
  • 14-30. — Sec. 14-30. Public service motor vehicles registered in another state. Section 14-30 is repealed.
  • 14-31. — Sec. 14-31. Refund of registration fees for motor vehicles with commercial registration unfit for use. Any person may su
  • 14-32. — Sec. 14-32. Commercial motor vehicle in interstate business. Section 14-32 is repealed.
  • 14-33 — Sec. 14-33a. Notice to commissioner of tax payment. When a taxpayer who was reported to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicl
  • 14-33. — Sec. 14-33. Renewal of registration denied for failure to pay motor vehicle property tax or fines for parking violations
  • 14-34 — Sec. 14-34a. Reciprocal agreements apportioning the registration of commercial vehicles. (a) The Commissioner of Motor V
  • 14-34. — Sec. 14-34. Reciprocity of registration. (a) A motor vehicle owned by a nonresident and registered for the current year
  • 14-35 — Sec. 14-35a. Restrictions on owner of motor vehicle with suspended registration. Prohibitions on operation of motor vehi
  • 14-35. — Sec. 14-35. Transporter's registration. (a) Any person who in the opinion of the commissioner is qualified may apply for
  • 14-36 — Sec. 14-36m. Issuance of operators' licenses to applicants unable to establish legal presence in the United States and a
  • 14-36. — Sec. 14-36. Motor vehicle operator's license. (a) Motor vehicle operator's license required for operation of motor vehic
  • 14-37 — Sec. 14-37b. Applicant without license from any state, United States territory or certain foreign countries. Requirement
  • 14-37. — Sec. 14-37. Limited license on proof of financial responsibility by owner. Section 14-37 is repealed, effective October
  • 14-38 — Sec. 14-38a. Instruction manual printed in Spanish. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall prepare an instruction manu
  • 14-38. — Sec. 14-38. Recall, suspension or revocation of minor operator's license. Section 14-38 is repealed, effective June 23,
  • 14-39. — Sec. 14-39. Nonresident operators. Reciprocity concerning equipment, marking and inspection of vehicles. (a) Any nonresi
  • 14-4 — Sec. 14-4a. Conduct of hearings and rendering of decisions. In any case where a hearing is required or authorized under
  • 14-4. — Sec. 14-4. Findings and rulings of commissioner. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may, upon his initiative and after n
  • 14-40 — Sec. 14-40c. Hearing upon denial or suspension of operator's license. Any person denied an operator's license, or whose
  • 14-40. — Sec. 14-40. Operation of motor vehicle owned by resident of foreign country. Any motor vehicle or trailer owned or opera
  • 14-41 — Sec. 14-41c. Renewal of operator's licenses and identity cards of incarcerated persons. (a) The Commissioner of Motor Ve
  • 14-41. — Sec. 14-41. Expiration and renewal of operators' licenses and identity cards. Fees. Notice. Video presentation. (a) An o
  • 14-42 — Sec. 14-42a. Agreement with procurement organizations. Inclusion of information re procurement organizations in driver e
  • 14-42. — Sec. 14-42. Application for or renewal of operator's license or identity card. Anatomical gift. (a) An application for a
  • 14-43. — Sec. 14-43. Misrepresentation renders license void. (a) An operator's license issued upon an application containing any
  • 14-44 — Sec. 14-44p. Validity of certain commercial driver's instruction permits. On and after October 1, 2024, each commercial
  • 14-44. — Sec. 14-44. License endorsement for operators of commercial motor vehicles used for passenger transportation, school bus
  • 14-45 — Sec. 14-45a. Regulations re standards for licensing of persons with health problems, referrals to medical advisory board
  • 14-45. — Sec. 14-45. Change of address notice by holder of operator's license or identity card. IV-D support cases. Penalty. (a)
  • 14-46 — Sec. 14-46g. Right of appeal. Any person whose operator's license has been suspended, restricted or revoked or whose app
  • 14-46. — Sec. 14-46. Report re persons with chronic health or vision problems. Any physician, physician assistant licensed pursua
  • 14-47. — Sec. 14-47. Fees for registering motor vehicles eligible for commercial registration and tractors. (a) The commissioner
  • 14-48 — Sec. 14-48d. Registration of leased motor vehicle. Regulations. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 14-22 and subs
  • 14-48. — Sec. 14-48. Fees for registering commercial tractor and semitrailer as a unit or separately. Section 14-48 of the genera
  • 14-49 — Sec. 14-49b. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (b) and effective date.) Federal Clean Air Act fee.
  • 14-49. — Sec. 14-49. Fees for miscellaneous registration and other fees. (a) For the registration of each passenger motor vehicle
  • 14-5 — Sec. 14-5c. Department closed or unable to perform transactions due to emergency or other reason. Extension of expiratio
  • 14-5. — Sec. 14-5. Branch offices. The commissioner shall have exclusive charge of the control and maintenance of the branch off
  • 14-50 — Sec. 14-50b. Fee for restoration of operator's license, identity card or registration. School bus seat belt account. (a)
  • 14-50. — Sec. 14-50. Fees for operator's license renewal, passenger endorsement, operator's examination, collection cost and retu
  • 14-51 — Sec. 14-51b. Limited repairer's license. On and after January 1, 2024, each limited repairer's license issued by the Com
  • 14-51. — Sec. 14-51. Definitions. (a) As used in this subpart:
  • 14-52 — Sec. 14-52b. Surrender of new car dealer license in event of cancellation, termination or failure to renew franchise by
  • 14-52. — Sec. 14-52. New car dealer's, used car dealer's and repairer's licenses. Surety bonds. Penalty. (a) No person, firm or c
  • 14-53 — Sec. 14-53a. New car dealers to deliver written statement re Magnuson-Moss Warranty act to purchaser of new motor vehicl
  • 14-53. — Sec. 14-53. Location of business to be approved. Section 14-53 is repealed, effective July 1, 2002.
  • 14-54. — Sec. 14-54. Location to be approved by local authorities. Any person who desires to obtain a license for dealing in or r
  • 14-55. — Sec. 14-55. Hearing. Section 14-55 is repealed, effective October 1, 2003.
  • 14-56. — Sec. 14-56. Commissioner to decide if requested by local authority. Section 14-56 is repealed.
  • 14-57. — Sec. 14-57. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the performance of any act provided for in this subpart (D) by such local au
  • 14-58. — Sec. 14-58. Application. General registration of motor vehicles. Documents to be issued to drivers. Photostatic copies o
  • 14-59. — Sec. 14-59. Special dealers' plates for trucks or other vehicles with commercial registration. The commissioner may issu
  • 14-6. — Sec. 14-6. Coordination of enforcement activities. The commissioner shall endeavor to coordinate motor vehicle enforceme
  • 14-60. — Sec. 14-60. Use of dealers' and repairers' plates. (a) No dealer or repairer may rent or allow or cause to be rented, or
  • 14-61 — Sec. 14-61b. Dealer and repairer records, documents and forms maintained in electronic format. Production in written for
  • 14-61. — Sec. 14-61. Issuance of temporary transfer of registration by dealer. Fee. Return of number plates and registration appl
  • 14-62 — Sec. 14-62c. Fee on dealer for processing trade-in. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall charge each new car dealer
  • 14-62. — Sec. 14-62. Order and invoice on sale of motor vehicle; information required. Dealer preparation charge. Conveyance or p
  • 14-63. — Sec. 14-63. Regulations. Customer complaints. Stipulation by licensees. (a) The commissioner may make, alter or repeal r
  • 14-64. — Sec. 14-64. Suspension and revocation of licenses. Civil penalties. Restitution orders. The commissioner may suspend or
  • 14-65 — Sec. 14-65n. Notice re motor vehicle repaired or worked upon is subject to an open recall. (a) For the purposes of this
  • 14-65. — Sec. 14-65. Auction permit. Exception. Regulations. Penalties. Right to void purchase at wholesale dealer auction. (a) N
  • 14-66 — Sec. 14-66c. Sale or disposal of motorized personal property. Penalty. (a) As used in this section, “motorized personal
  • 14-66. — Sec. 14-66. Wreckers. Towing and transporting. Distinguishing number plates. Penalties. (a)(1) No person, firm or corpor
  • 14-67 — Sec. 14-67w. (Formerly Sec. 21-26a). Scrap metal processors exempted. Receipt of motor vehicles. Required information. I
  • 14-67. — Sec. 14-67. Qualifications of licensee; bond; fees. Solicitation of service contracts. (a) No person, firm, association
  • 14-68. — Sec. 14-68. Definitions. Terms used in this part shall be construed in accordance with section 14-1 and as follows:
  • 14-69. — Sec. 14-69. License to conduct a drivers' school. Penalty. (a) No person shall engage in the business of conducting a dr
  • 14-7. — Sec. 14-7. Deputy commissioners. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may, as provided in section 4-8, appoint not more th
  • 14-70. — Sec. 14-70. Grounds for denial of application. The commissioner may deny the application of any person for a license if
  • 14-71. — Sec. 14-71. Schedule of rates to be filed. The applicant for a license to operate a drivers' school shall file with the
  • 14-72. — Sec. 14-72. Suspension, revocation or refusal to renew school license. The commissioner may suspend, revoke or refuse to
  • 14-73. — Sec. 14-73. Instructor's license. Master instructor's license. Regulations. (a)(1) No person shall be employed by a driv
  • 14-74. — Sec. 14-74. Suspension, revocation or refusal to renew instructor's license or master instructor's license. The commissi
  • 14-75. — Sec. 14-75. Revocation or suspension of license after renewal. Notwithstanding the renewal of a school or instructor's l
  • 14-76. — Sec. 14-76. Hearing for reinstatement or renewal. Appeal. Any person whose license to conduct a drivers' school or any p
  • 14-77. — Sec. 14-77. Records of licensee. Each licensee shall keep such records as the commissioner requires. The records of the
  • 14-78. — Sec. 14-78. Regulations for conduct of drivers' schools and instructor license requirements. Limited license. The commis
  • 14-79. — Sec. 14-79. Penalty. Suspension, revocation or withdrawal of instructor's license or master instructor's license if immi
  • 14-8. — Sec. 14-8. Police authority of commissioner and inspectors. (a) The commissioner, each deputy commissioner and any salar
  • 14-80 — Sec. 14-80i. Brake equipment and handlebars of motorcycles. (a) Each motorcycle or motorcycle and sidecar shall be equip
  • 14-80. — Sec. 14-80. Mechanical equipment. (a) Each motor vehicle and the devices on such vehicle shall be operated, equipped, co
  • 14-81 — Sec. 14-81b. Restrictions on used brake drums and brake discs. The term “brake drum”, as used in this section, means the
  • 14-81. — Sec. 14-81. Brake equipment of trailers. (a) Each trailer or semitrailer having a gross vehicle weight rating of three t
  • 14-82. — Sec. 14-82. Free-wheeling devices. Section 14-82 is repealed, effective October 1, 1999.
  • 14-9 — Sec. 14-9a. Criminal background checks for applicants for employment with department and certain department employees. R
  • 14-9. — Sec. 14-9. Oath of office. The commissioner and each deputy commissioner shall take the oath provided by law for public
  • 14-96 — Sec. 14-96cc. Regulation of hazardous lighting equipment. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles may make regulations prohib
  • 14-97 — Sec. 14-97b. Lift equipment on motor buses. On and after April 18, 1988, any motor bus purchased for use in providing fi
  • 14-97. — Sec. 14-97. Defrosting devices on school buses and motor vehicles used to transport passengers for hire. (a) Each school
  • 14-98 — Sec. 14-98a. Tires to be in safe operating condition. No person shall operate a motor vehicle or trailer upon the public
  • 14-98. — Sec. 14-98. Tires. Each vehicle operated upon any highway or bridge shall be equipped with tires of rubber, or other ela
  • 14-99 — Sec. 14-99h. Etching of vehicle identification numbers. Marking of component parts. Penalty. Regulations. (a) Each new c
  • 14-99. — Sec. 14-99. Mirror. Motor vehicles with commercial registration to allow others to pass. Each motor vehicle shall be equ
Title 247 · CT 247 (41 sections)
  • 14-165. — Sec. 14-165. Definitions. Except when the context otherwise requires, as used in this chapter:
  • 14-166. — Sec. 14-166. Exempted vehicles. (a) The acquisition of a certificate of title shall not be required and the issuance of
  • 14-167 — Sec. 14-167a. Vehicle lease with terminal rental adjustment clause; not sale or security interest. Notwithstanding any p
  • 14-167. — Sec. 14-167. Certain liens and security interests not affected. This chapter does not apply to or affect: (1) A lien giv
  • 14-168 — Sec. 14-168a. Sale of assembled wreckers or other motor vehicles by used car dealers. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions
  • 14-168. — Sec. 14-168. Certificate of origin. When a new vehicle is delivered in this state by the manufacturer to his agent or hi
  • 14-169. — Sec. 14-169. When certificate required. (a) Except as provided in section 14-166, the provisions of this chapter shall a
  • 14-170. — Sec. 14-170. Implement of husbandry or special mobile equipment. The owner of an implement of husbandry or special mobil
  • 14-171. — Sec. 14-171. Application for certificate. (a) The application for a certificate of title of a vehicle in this state shal
  • 14-172. — Sec. 14-172. Check of identification number. Participation in National Motor Vehicle Title Information System. (a) The c
  • 14-173. — Sec. 14-173. Issuance of certificate. Records. (a) The commissioner shall file each application received and, when satis
  • 14-174. — Sec. 14-174. Information in certificate. Prima facie evidence. (a) Each certificate of title issued by the commissioner
  • 14-175. — Sec. 14-175. Presentation or mailing of certificate. Maintenance of electronic title record and title file. (a) Except a
  • 14-176. — Sec. 14-176. Withholding of certificate. Bond requirement. If the commissioner is not satisfied as to the ownership of t
  • 14-177. — Sec. 14-177. Refusal of certificate. The commissioner shall refuse issuance of a certificate of title if any required fe
  • 14-178. — Sec. 14-178. Replacement certificate of title. (a) If a certificate of title is lost, stolen, mutilated or destroyed or
  • 14-179 — Sec. 14-179a. Assignment and warranty of title. Buyer's name and address not required. When. Notwithstanding the provisi
  • 14-179. — Sec. 14-179. Transfer of interest in vehicle. (a) If an owner transfers his interest in a vehicle, other than by the cre
  • 14-180. — Sec. 14-180. Resale by a dealer. A dealer who buys a motor vehicle and holds such vehicle for resale shall complete, as
  • 14-181. — Sec. 14-181. Involuntary transfers. (a) If the interest of an owner in a vehicle passes to another other than by volunta
  • 14-182. — Sec. 14-182. Fee to accompany applications. (a) An application for a certificate of title shall be accompanied by the re
  • 14-183. — Sec. 14-183. Issuance of new certificate. (a) The commissioner, upon receipt of a properly assigned certificate of title
  • 14-184. — Sec. 14-184. Scrapping, dismantling or destruction of vehicle. Any person who scraps, dismantles or destroys a vehicle o
  • 14-185. — Sec. 14-185. Perfecting of security interest. (a) Unless excepted by section 14-167, a security interest in a vehicle of
  • 14-186. — Sec. 14-186. Duties on creation of security interest. If an owner creates a security interest in a vehicle:
  • 14-187. — Sec. 14-187. Assignment of security interest. (a) A lienholder may assign, absolutely or otherwise, his security interes
  • 14-188. — Sec. 14-188. Release of security interest. (a) Upon the satisfaction of a security interest in a vehicle for which the c
  • 14-189. — Sec. 14-189. Lienholder to furnish information concerning the security agreement. A lienholder named in a certificate of
  • 14-190. — Sec. 14-190. Method of perfecting interest exclusive. The method provided in this chapter of perfecting and giving notic
  • 14-191. — Sec. 14-191. Suspension or revocation of certificate. (a) The commissioner shall suspend or revoke a certificate of titl
  • 14-192. — Sec. 14-192. Fees. (a) The commissioner shall be paid the following fees: (1) For filing an application for a certificat
  • 14-193. — Sec. 14-193. Powers and duties of commissioner. (a) The commissioner shall prescribe and provide suitable forms of appli
  • 14-194. — Sec. 14-194. Hearing. A person aggrieved by an act or omission to act of the commissioner under this chapter is entitled
  • 14-195. — Sec. 14-195. Appeal. A person aggrieved by an act or omission to act of the commissioner under this chapter may appeal t
  • 14-196. — Sec. 14-196. Penalties. (a) A person who, with fraudulent intent: (1) Alters, forges or counterfeits a certificate of ti
  • 14-197. — Sec. 14-197. Report of stolen, recovered, unclaimed or abandoned vehicle. (a) A police officer or constable who learns o
  • 14-198. — Sec. 14-198. False report. A person who knowingly makes a false report of the theft or conversion of a vehicle to a poli
  • 14-199. — Sec. 14-199. Impeachment of credibility of defendant. In a prosecution for a crime specified in this chapter, a certifie
  • 14-200. — Sec. 14-200. Penalties additional to other statutes. The penal provisions of this chapter in no way repeal or modify any
  • 14-210. — Sec. 14-210. Interpretation. This chapter shall be so interpreted and construed as to effectuate its general purpose to
  • 14-211. — Sec. 14-211. Short title: Uniform Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title and Antitheft Act. This chapter may be cited as the
Title 248 · CT 248 (118 sections)
  • 14-212 — Sec. 14-212g. Work zone safety account. (a) There is established an account to be known as the “work zone safety account
  • 14-212. — Sec. 14-212. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter shall be construed as follows, unless another construction is clear
  • 14-213 — Sec. 14-213b. Operation prohibited when insurance coverage fails to meet minimum requirements. Penalty. Evidence of insu
  • 14-213. — Sec. 14-213. Operation without carrying operator's license. Each operator of a motor vehicle shall carry his operator's
  • 14-214. — Sec. 14-214. Instruction of unlicensed person in motor vehicle operation. Any licensed operator, being twenty years of a
  • 14-215 — Sec. 14-215b. Operation after expiration of period of suspension and without obtaining reinstatement of license. Any per
  • 14-215. — Sec. 14-215. Operation while registration or license is refused, suspended or revoked. Operation in violation of restric
  • 14-216. — Sec. 14-216. Operation by persons under eighteen without insurance. No person under the age of eighteen years shall oper
  • 14-217. — Sec. 14-217. Operator to give name and address and show or surrender license, registration and insurance identification
  • 14-218 — Sec. 14-218a. Traveling unreasonably fast. Establishment of speed limits. (a)(1) No person shall operate a motor vehicle
  • 14-218. — Sec. 14-218. Negligent homicide. Section 14-218 is repealed.
  • 14-219 — Sec. 14-219c. Use of speed monitoring devices to support a conviction. A prima facie presumption of accuracy sufficient
  • 14-219. — Sec. 14-219. Speeding. (a) No person shall operate any motor vehicle (1) upon any highway, road or any parking area for
  • 14-220. — Sec. 14-220. Slow speed. (a) No person shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed lower than forty miles per hour on any l
  • 14-221. — Sec. 14-221. Low-speed vehicles carrying passengers for hire. No person shall operate on any highway any vehicle which t
  • 14-222 — Sec. 14-222a. Negligent homicide with a motor vehicle. Any person who, in consequence of the negligent operation of a mo
  • 14-222. — Sec. 14-222. Reckless driving. (a) No person shall operate any motor vehicle upon any public highway of the state, or an
  • 14-223 — Sec. 14-223a. Striking an officer with a motor vehicle. Penalties. Any operator of a motor vehicle who strikes any offic
  • 14-223. — Sec. 14-223. Failing to stop when signaled or disobeying direction of officer. Increasing speed in attempt to escape or
  • 14-224. — Sec. 14-224. Evasion of responsibility in operation of motor vehicles. Racing, contests, demonstrations of speed or skil
  • 14-225 — Sec. 14-225a. Operation of motor vehicles in parking areas. Section 14-225a is repealed.
  • 14-225. — Sec. 14-225. Evading responsibility in operation of other vehicles. Any person riding on, propelling, driving or directi
  • 14-226. — Sec. 14-226. Operator to report injury to dog. Any person who has knowledge of causing, by the operation of a motor vehi
  • 14-227 — Sec. 14-227p. Educational materials and programs re drug recognition experts and drug influence evaluations. The state T
  • 14-227. — Sec. 14-227. Operation while intoxicated. Section 14-227 is repealed.
  • 14-228. — Sec. 14-228. Leaving motor vehicle without setting brake. Leaving any motor vehicle stationary on the highway without se
  • 14-229. — Sec. 14-229. Using motor vehicle without owner's permission. Section 14-229 is repealed.
  • 14-230 — Sec. 14-230a. Restricted use of left-hand lane on divided limited access highways. On any divided limited access highway
  • 14-230. — Sec. 14-230. Driving in right-hand lane. (a) Upon all highways, each vehicle, other than a vehicle described in subsecti
  • 14-231. — Sec. 14-231. Vehicles in opposite directions to pass on right. Drivers of vehicles proceeding in opposite directions sha
  • 14-232. — Sec. 14-232. Passing. (a) Except as provided in sections 14-233 and 14-234, (1) the driver of a vehicle overtaking anoth
  • 14-233. — Sec. 14-233. Passing on right. The driver of a vehicle may overtake and pass upon the right of another vehicle only when
  • 14-234. — Sec. 14-234. Determination of no-passing zones. Overtaking and passing in no-passing zones. (a) The Office of the State
  • 14-235. — Sec. 14-235. Vehicle not to be driven on left side of highway on curve or upgrade. No vehicle shall be driven to the lef
  • 14-236. — Sec. 14-236. Multiple-lane highways. When any highway has been divided into two or more clearly marked lanes for traffic
  • 14-237. — Sec. 14-237. Driving on divided highways. When any highway has been divided into two roadways by leaving an intervening
  • 14-238 — Sec. 14-238b. Designation of high occupancy vehicle lane. Exception for blood transport vehicle. (a) As used in this sec
  • 14-238. — Sec. 14-238. Controlled-access highways. No person shall drive a vehicle onto or from any controlled-access highway exce
  • 14-239. — Sec. 14-239. One-way streets. Rotaries or roundabouts. (a) The Office of the State Traffic Administration may designate
  • 14-240 — Sec. 14-240a. Vehicles to be driven reasonable distance apart. Intent to harass or intimidate. (a) No person operating a
  • 14-240. — Sec. 14-240. Vehicles to be driven reasonable distance apart. Exceptions. Operation of platoon. (a) As used in this sect
  • 14-241. — Sec. 14-241. Turns. (a) Both the approach for a right turn and a right turn shall be made as close as practicable to the
  • 14-242. — Sec. 14-242. Turns restricted. Signals to be given before turning or stopping. U-turns. Left turns. Right turns when pas
  • 14-243. — Sec. 14-243. Starting or backing vehicle. (a) No person shall move a vehicle which is stopped, standing or parked unless
  • 14-244. — Sec. 14-244. Signals. Any stop or turn signal required by section 14-242 or 14-243 may be given either by means of the h
  • 14-245. — Sec. 14-245. Intersection. Right-of-way. As used in this section and subsection (e) of section 14-242, “intersection” me
  • 14-246 — Sec. 14-246a. Right-of-way at junction of highways. The driver of any vehicle on a highway which joins but does not cros
  • 14-246. — Sec. 14-246. Right-of-way at intersection turn. Section 14-246 is repealed.
  • 14-247 — Sec. 14-247b. Right-of-way yielded to signaling motor bus. The driver of a vehicle shall yield the right-of-way to a mot
  • 14-247. — Sec. 14-247. Right-of-way at driveway or private road. The driver of a vehicle about to enter or cross a highway from a
  • 14-248 — Sec. 14-248b. Livestock crossing paths. Right-of-way. (a) The traffic authority, as defined in section 14-297, shall hav
  • 14-248. — Sec. 14-248. Cattle crossings. Section 14-248 is repealed.
  • 14-249. — Sec. 14-249. Stopping at grade crossings. (a) An operator of a motor vehicle shall bring his or her motor vehicle to a f
  • 14-250 — Sec. 14-250b. Obstructing intersection. (a) No operator of a motor vehicle, other than a tractor-trailer unit, as define
  • 14-250. — Sec. 14-250. Certain motor vehicles to stop at railroad crossing. Regulations. Penalty. (a) The operator of each commerc
  • 14-251. — Sec. 14-251. Parking vehicles. (a) No vehicle shall be permitted to remain stationary within ten feet of any fire hydran
  • 14-252 — Sec. 14-252a. Removal of ice and snow from motor vehicle required. Penalty. (a) The operator of any noncommercial motor
  • 14-252. — Sec. 14-252. Parking so as to obstruct driveway. No person shall park or leave stationary on a public highway any vehicl
  • 14-253 — Sec. 14-253d. Prohibition re contingent fees for certification by health care professional for removable windshield plac
  • 14-253. — Sec. 14-253. Parking privileges of handicapped persons. Section 14-253 is repealed.
  • 14-254. — Sec. 14-254. Parking privileges of disabled veterans. “Disabled veteran”, as used in this section, means (1) any veteran
  • 14-257. — Sec. 14-257. Crowded seats. Riders on outside of vehicle. Aisle seats. (a) No person shall operate any vehicle upon any
  • 14-260 — Sec. 14-260n. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 14-219, 14-240, 14-261, 14-261a and 14-262:
  • 14-260. — Sec. 14-260. Filling tanks. Placing gasoline or other fuel in the tank of any vehicle while the engine of such vehicle i
  • 14-261 — Sec. 14-261b. Drug and alcohol testing of drivers of certain vehicles, mechanics and forklift operators. (a) For the pur
  • 14-261. — Sec. 14-261. Towing and pushing of vehicles. Double trailers and semitrailers. (a) When any occupied vehicle is drawn or
  • 14-262 — Sec. 14-262d. Permits for vehicles transporting mobile homes, modular homes, house trailers or sectional houses. (a) The
  • 14-262. — Sec. 14-262. Width and length of vehicles. Exceptions. Permits. (a) The following vehicles shall not be operated upon an
  • 14-263. — Sec. 14-263. Length of camp trailers. Section 14-263 is repealed.
  • 14-264. — Sec. 14-264. Special permits for vehicles of excessive height. No vehicle, except a vehicle loaded with loose hay or str
  • 14-265. — Sec. 14-265. Special permits for trailers. Section 14-265 is repealed.
  • 14-266. — Sec. 14-266. Operating vehicles of over four tons' capacity on restricted highways. The Commissioner of Transportation m
  • 14-267 — Sec. 14-267d. Weight tolerance exemption for commercial motor vehicle powered primarily through use of electric battery.
  • 14-267. — Sec. 14-267. Operating overweight commercial vehicles. Highway weighing required. Penalty. Section 14-267 is repealed.
  • 14-268. — Sec. 14-268. Weight of vehicles and trailers restricted. Section 14-268 is repealed.
  • 14-269 — Sec. 14-269a. Weight of refuse vehicles. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 14-267a, a motor vehicle which is own
  • 14-269. — Sec. 14-269. Weight of vehicles and trailers engaged in construction work. (a) The provisions of section 14-267a shall n
  • 14-270 — Sec. 14-270f. Weigh station logs. (a) On and after January 1, 2008, logs shall be maintained for each shift at all weigh
  • 14-270. — Sec. 14-270. Permits for nonconforming vehicles. Regulations. Penalties. (a) The Commissioner of Transportation or other
  • 14-271 — Sec. 14-271a. Limits for weakening of vehicle frames. Regulations. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall adopt regula
  • 14-271. — Sec. 14-271. Securing of loads. (a) No vehicle shall be driven or moved on any highway unless such vehicle is so constru
  • 14-272 — Sec. 14-272b. Transport of dogs in pick-up trucks. Restrictions. No person operating a pick-up truck, as defined in sect
  • 14-272. — Sec. 14-272. Projecting loads. Carrying of animals. Section 14-272 is repealed.
  • 14-273. — Sec. 14-273. Operation of motor vehicles requiring a passenger endorsement or passenger and school endorsement. (a) No p
  • 14-274. — Sec. 14-274. Hours of operators of motor vehicles with commercial registration or requiring a passenger endorsement or a
  • 14-275 — Sec. 14-275d. Program for funding to offset sales tax on purchase of school buses equipped with seat safety belts. (a) T
  • 14-275. — Sec. 14-275. Equipment and color of school buses. Information displayed on school buses and student transportation vehic
  • 14-276 — Sec. 14-276b. School bus driver training re life-threatening allergic reactions and administration of medication. (a) As
  • 14-276. — Sec. 14-276. School bus operators to hold a valid passenger and school endorsement. Duties of carrier re registration an
  • 14-277. — Sec. 14-277. Operator's duties on stopping bus. Prohibition on idling of bus. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of subs
  • 14-278. — Sec. 14-278. Hours of operation. Placement of seats. No extra exemption or authority for operators. The provisions of se
  • 14-279 — Sec. 14-279c. Ordinance re illegally passing a school bus and municipal school bus violation enforcement system. (a) As
  • 14-279. — Sec. 14-279. Vehicles to stop for school bus. Penalties. Written warning or summons. (a) The operator of any vehicle or
  • 14-280. — Sec. 14-280. Display of signs and signals by school bus and student transportation vehicle. Portable signs. Penalty. (a)
  • 14-281 — Sec. 14-281d. Duties of operators of student transportation vehicles re receipt or discharge of school children. No oper
  • 14-281. — Sec. 14-281. Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of sections 14-275 to 14-280, inclusive, for which no othe
  • 14-282 — Sec. 14-282a. School bus and student transportation vehicle inspectors. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall assign
  • 14-282. — Sec. 14-282. Vehicle formerly used as a school bus to be repainted. Penalty. (a) Any person who is the owner or becomes
  • 14-283 — Sec. 14-283h. Information concerning equipment and operation of frozen dessert truck. Not later than July 1, 2021, the C
  • 14-283. — Sec. 14-283. Rights and duties re emergency vehicles. Obstruction of emergency vehicle. (a) As used in this section, “em
  • 14-284. — Sec. 14-284. Use of restricted highway by livery service vehicles. The restriction of any highway to use by passenger mo
  • 14-285. — Sec. 14-285. Use of mirrors by vehicles other than motor vehicles. Each vehicle, except a motor vehicle, which is so con
  • 14-286 — Sec. 14-286f. “Share the Road” public awareness campaign. The Commissioner of Transportation shall, within available app
  • 14-286. — Sec. 14-286. Use of bicycles, electric bicycles, electric foot scooter, motor-driven cycles and high-mileage vehicles. (
  • 14-287. — Sec. 14-287. Carrying person other than operator on bicycle. Section 14-287 is repealed.
  • 14-288. — Sec. 14-288. Lights, reflectors and brakes on bicycles, electric bicycles and electric foot scooters. Whistle emitting d
  • 14-289 — Sec. 14-289m. Operation of low-speed vehicles. Penalty. (a) A person may operate a low-speed vehicle on a highway with a
  • 14-289. — Sec. 14-289. Regulation of use of bicycles, electric bicycles and electric foot scooters by municipality. Each town, cit
  • 14-290. — Sec. 14-290. Exemptions from motor vehicle laws. (a) Motor vehicles in the custody and use of officers in the performanc
  • 14-291. — Sec. 14-291. Traffic regulations for special occasions. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, or the Commissioner of Emerg
  • 14-292. — Sec. 14-292. Marking of vehicle operated by student driver. When any motor vehicle is in use on any highway of this stat
  • 14-293 — Sec. 14-293b. Responsibilities of motor vehicle operators when approaching equestrians. (a) When an operator of a motor
  • 14-293. — Sec. 14-293. Vehicles and persons driving or leading animals to display lights. Section 14-293 is repealed.
  • 14-294. — Sec. 14-294. Security for appearance of accused. Section 14-294 is repealed.
  • 14-295 — Sec. 14-295b. Brain injury prevention and services account. There is established a brain injury prevention and services
  • 14-295. — Sec. 14-295. Double or treble damages for personal injury or property damage resulting from certain traffic violations.
  • 14-296 — Sec. 14-296bb. Access to dedicated roadway for bus rapid transit service. (a) No person shall access or travel upon any
  • 14-296. — Sec. 14-296. General penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter for which no other penalty is provid
Title 249 · CT 249 (25 sections)
  • 14-297. — Sec. 14-297. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter shall be construed as follows, unless another construction is clear
  • 14-298 — Sec. 14-298a. Operation of motor vehicle exceeding posted clearance, load or weight limit prohibited. (a) No person shal
  • 14-298. — Sec. 14-298. Office of the State Traffic Administration. There shall be within the Department of Transportation the Offi
  • 14-299 — Sec. 14-299b. Inoperative traffic control signal. The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection controlled by a tr
  • 14-299. — Sec. 14-299. Traffic control signals. Right turn on red. (a) For the purpose of standardization and uniformity, no insta
  • 14-300 — Sec. 14-300j. Opening or leaving open a motor vehicle door so as to cause physical contact with moving traffic. (a) For
  • 14-300. — Sec. 14-300. Crosswalks. Pedestrian-control signals. Regulation of pedestrians and motor vehicles at crosswalks. Pedestr
  • 14-301. — Sec. 14-301. Through ways. Stop signs. (a) The Office of the State Traffic Administration may designate any state highwa
  • 14-302. — Sec. 14-302. “Yield” signs. The Office of the State Traffic Administration, on any state highway, or a local traffic aut
  • 14-303. — Sec. 14-303. Designation of one-way streets. Subject to the provisions of this chapter, the traffic authority shall have
  • 14-304. — Sec. 14-304. Safety zones. (a) The traffic authority shall have power to establish safety zones of such character and at
  • 14-305. — Sec. 14-305. Bus stops and public service motor vehicle stands. (a) The traffic authority shall have power to establish
  • 14-306. — Sec. 14-306. Taxi stands in front of hotels. The traffic authority of any city or town is authorized to establish a publ
  • 14-307 — Sec. 14-307l. Annual report by municipality re operational photo noise violation monitoring device. Commencing one year
  • 14-307. — Sec. 14-307. Parking restrictions. Regulations. (a) The traffic authority of any city, town or borough shall have power
  • 14-308. — Sec. 14-308. Loading and unloading. (a) The traffic authority shall have power to determine the location of loading and
  • 14-309. — Sec. 14-309. Approval of traffic safety measures and traffic control devices, signs or markings. Approval of related mun
  • 14-310. — Sec. 14-310. Fraudulent or obstructive signs and signals. (a) No person, firm or corporation shall place, maintain or di
  • 14-311 — Sec. 14-311d. Economic development project applications submitted to Commissioner of Transportation or Office of the Sta
  • 14-311. — Sec. 14-311. Open air theaters, shopping centers and certain other developments affecting state highway traffic. (a) No
  • 14-312. — Sec. 14-312. Regulations. The traffic authority shall have power to make regulations necessary to make effective the pro
  • 14-313. — Sec. 14-313. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any order or regulation made by any traffic authority under the provisions
  • 14-314 — Sec. 14-314e. Training requirements for traffic authority. (a) The Connecticut Training and Technical Assistance Center
  • 14-314. — Sec. 14-314. Penalties. Any person, firm or corporation failing to comply with any order made pursuant to any provision
  • 14-315. — Sec. 14-315. Duties of Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection re street and highway safety and acciden
Title 250 · CT 250 (19 sections)
  • 14-318. — Sec. 14-318. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter shall be construed as follows, unless another construction is clear
  • 14-319. — Sec. 14-319. License required for sale of gasoline. Prohibited grounds for refusal to grant or renew license. (a) No per
  • 14-320. — Sec. 14-320. Approval of gasoline station location by commissioner. No station or place of business for the wholesale or
  • 14-321. — Sec. 14-321. Approval of gasoline station location by local authorities. Any person who desires to obtain a license for
  • 14-322. — Sec. 14-322. Hearing and finding of suitability. Section 14-322 is repealed, effective October 1, 2003.
  • 14-323. — Sec. 14-323. Commissioner to decide if requested by local authorities. Section 14-323 is repealed.
  • 14-324. — Sec. 14-324. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the performance of any act provided for in sections 14-319 to 14-321, inclu
  • 14-325 — Sec. 14-325b. Refueling privileges for operators who have a disability. Signs. Exceptions. (a) Each retail dealer as def
  • 14-325. — Sec. 14-325. Curb pumps. No license shall be issued to sell gasoline or other fuels by means of any curb pump, or of any
  • 14-326. — Sec. 14-326. Gasoline sold for aircraft or other engines to be of United States standard. No person shall sell, offer fo
  • 14-327 — Sec. 14-327e. Hearing. Refusal to issue certificate of registration. Revocation or suspension of certificate of registra
  • 14-327. — Sec. 14-327. Testing of quality of gasoline or diesel fuel. All tests to determine the quality of gasoline or diesel fue
  • 14-328. — Sec. 14-328. Display of price signs. Section 14-328 is repealed.
  • 14-329. — Sec. 14-329. Standard gallon. Delivery through meter. Delivery and electronic delivery tickets. Disclosure of purchaser'
  • 14-330. — Sec. 14-330. Dealer to disclose his source of supply. Each person who sells, offers for sale or has in his possession fo
  • 14-331. — Sec. 14-331. Penalty. Revocation or suspension of license. Bond. Appeal. Rights of franchisor. Any person, except a dist
  • 14-332 — Sec. 14-332a. Surcharges. Tie-in-sales. Price reduction requirements. (a) As used in subsection (b) of this section: (1)
  • 14-332. — Sec. 14-332. Regulations. (a) The commissioner may adopt regulations, in accordance with chapter 54, governing the admin
  • 14-342. — Sec. 14-342. Sale of motor oil regulated. (a) No person, firm or corporation shall sell or offer or expose for sale any
Title 253 · CT 253 (4 sections)
  • 14-365. — Sec. 14-365. Agreement. The Bus Taxation Proration Agreement is hereby enacted into law and entered into with all jurisd
  • 14-366. — Sec. 14-366. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles as administrator. As used in the agreement, with reference to this state, th
  • 14-367. — Sec. 14-367. Exemptions from coverage and changes in reporting methods. The commissioner may, by regulation, make such e
  • 14-368. — Sec. 14-368. Governor to give notice of withdrawal. Unless otherwise provided in any statute withdrawing this state from
Title 255 · CT 255 (12 sections)
  • 14-379. — Sec. 14-379. Definitions. As used in sections 14-379 to 14-390, inclusive, subdivisions (3) and (4) of section 12-430 an
  • 14-380. — Sec. 14-380. Operation prohibited without valid registration. Exceptions. On or after October 1, 1971, no person shall o
  • 14-381. — Sec. 14-381. Requirements for registration. Application. Registration plates. Any owner required to register a snowmobil
  • 14-382. — Sec. 14-382. Change of address. Transfer of ownership. (a) Within forty-eight hours after changing his address, the owne
  • 14-385. — Sec. 14-385. Renting or leasing of snowmobiles or all-terrain vehicles. Records required. Any person who is in the busin
  • 14-386 — Sec. 14-386a. Prohibited manner of operation. Penalty. Liability for property damage. No person shall operate a snowmobi
  • 14-386. — Sec. 14-386. Enforcement. Failure to stop snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle upon request. (a) Any law enforcement office
  • 14-387. — Sec. 14-387. Rules of operation. Violations. No person shall operate a snowmobile or all-terrain vehicle in the followin
  • 14-388. — Sec. 14-388. Penalties. Liability. Except as otherwise provided, any person who violates any of sections 14-379 to 14-39
  • 14-389. — Sec. 14-389. Administration by Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Reciprocal agreements. In the performance of his duties u
  • 14-390 — Sec. 14-390m. Municipal regulation of operation and use of dirt bikes and mini-motorcycles on public property. Penalties
  • 14-390. — Sec. 14-390. Municipal regulation of operation and use of snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles. Penalties. Seizure and f
Title 263 · CT 263 (24 sections)
  • 15-1. — Sec. 15-1. Harbor masters. (a) The Governor shall appoint a harbor master, and may appoint a deputy harbor master, for e
  • 15-10. — Sec. 15-10. Penalty for neglect of duty. When any harbor master neglects, upon application of any person engaged in the
  • 15-11 — Sec. 15-11a. (Formerly Sec. 15-31). Removal and taking of derelict vessels. (a) A duly authorized harbor master shall de
  • 15-11. — Sec. 15-11. Channels from wharves. Section 15-11 is repealed.
  • 15-12. — Sec. 15-12. Obstructions upon lands bordering navigable waters. The selectmen of any town bordering upon navigable water
  • 15-13 — Sec. 15-13c. Connecticut Pilot Commission. Members. Appointments. Duties. (a) There is created within the Connecticut Po
  • 15-13. — Sec. 15-13. Pilots; qualifications; extension of route; license fee; bond; suspension or revocation of license; inactive
  • 15-14. — Sec. 15-14. Rates of pilotage. The Connecticut Port Authority shall establish the rates of pilotage for all vessels whic
  • 15-15 — Sec. 15-15e. Owners or operators of certain pilot boats to obtain certificate of insurance. Written procedures. Penalty.
  • 15-15. — Sec. 15-15. Vessels requiring pilots. (a) Each foreign and American vessel under register, entering or departing from an
  • 15-16 — Sec. 15-16b. Slow-no-wake zone on the Pawcatuck River. (a) No person shall operate a vessel in excess of slow-no-wake on
  • 15-16. — Sec. 15-16. Speed of vessels. Section 15-16 is repealed, effective July 8, 2011.
  • 15-17. — Sec. 15-17. Baggage on boats to be checked. Section 15-17 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 15-2. — Sec. 15-2. Compensation of harbor masters. Harbor masters shall receive a salary to be determined by the Commissioner of
  • 15-25. — Sec. 15-25. Removing, damaging or interfering with buoys, beacons, channel markers or navigational aids. Penalty. Any pe
  • 15-26 — Sec. 15-26a. Five Mile River Commission. Harbor superintendent. (a) There shall be a Five Mile River Commission consisti
  • 15-26. — Sec. 15-26. Local agent of foreign vessel. Section 15-26 is repealed, effective October 1, 1999.
  • 15-3 — Sec. 15-3a. “Derelict vessel”, “harbor”, “navigable waters”, “navigable waterways”, defined. For the purposes of this ch
  • 15-3. — Sec. 15-3. Powers of deputies. Deputy harbor masters shall have all the powers and perform all the duties of harbor mast
  • 15-4. — Sec. 15-4. Jurisdiction in Branford harbors. The jurisdiction of the harbor masters for the harbors of Branford shall in
  • 15-7. — Sec. 15-7. Jurisdiction, powers and duties of Bridgeport harbor master. Approval of harbor works. Appeal. Penalty. (a) T
  • 15-8 — Sec. 15-8a. “Harbor”, “navigable waters” and “navigable waterways”, defined. For the purposes of section 15-8:
  • 15-8. — Sec. 15-8. Power to station vessels. Penalty for resisting. Each harbor master may station all vessels riding at anchor
  • 15-9. — Sec. 15-9. Vessels may be removed. Procedures. Notice. Regulations. Penalty. (a) When the master or owner of any vessel
Title 265 · CT 265 (2 sections)
  • 15-32. — Sec. 15-32. Entry upon land for coast survey. Damages. Persons employed under an act of the Congress of the United State
  • 15-33. — Sec. 15-33. Injury to signals. Any person who wilfully injures or removes any signal, monument, building or appendage th
Title 266 · CT 266 (44 sections)
  • 13 — Sec. 13b-43 and this section provide a vehicle for a municipality to acquire interests in airport hazards to ensure safe
  • 15-100. — Sec. 15-100. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter or any of the regulations or orders issued p
  • 15-101 — Sec. 15-101a. Charges for copies of records. There shall be charged for a copy of any record under this chapter or chapt
  • 15-101. — Sec. 15-101. Transferred to Chapter 266a, Sec. 15-101p.
  • 15-34. — Sec. 15-34. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases have the following meanings,
  • 15-39. — Sec. 15-39. Inspector's credentials. The executive director of the Connecticut Airport Authority shall issue to any sala
  • 15-40. — Sec. 15-40. General powers and duties of commission. Section 15-40 is repealed.
  • 15-41. — Sec. 15-41. Regulations, procedures and standards. The executive director may perform such acts, issue and amend such or
  • 15-43. — Sec. 15-43. Intervention. The executive director may participate as party plaintiff or defendant, or as intervenor on be
  • 15-44. — Sec. 15-44. Enforcement of aeronautics laws. The executive director of the Connecticut Airport Authority, aeronautics in
  • 15-45. — Sec. 15-45. Investigations. The executive director may hold investigations, inquiries and hearings concerning matters co
  • 15-52. — Sec. 15-52. Operation of aircraft during period of suspension or revocation of right to operate. No person whose right t
  • 15-53. — Sec. 15-53. Licensing of airports and landing areas. Section 15-53 is repealed.
  • 15-54. — Sec. 15-54. Revocation or suspension of right to operate aircraft. The executive director is authorized to revoke or sus
  • 15-60. — Sec. 15-60. Exhibition of licenses and certificates. The federal license, certificate or permit, and the evidence of reg
  • 15-66. — Sec. 15-66. Actions of executive director. Inspections. In any case in which the executive director of the Connecticut A
  • 15-67. — Sec. 15-67. Appeal. An appeal may be taken from any decision of the executive director rendered under the provisions of
  • 15-68 — Sec. 15-68a. Unlawful use of aircraft. Any person who operates or uses, or causes to be operated or used, or tampers or
  • 15-68. — Sec. 15-68. Using aircraft without permission. Section 15-68 is repealed.
  • 15-69. — Sec. 15-69. Tampering or interfering with airports, heliports, vertiports, landing fields, airways, security devices or
  • 15-71 — Sec. 15-71b. Aircraft accidents: Definitions. As used in sections 15-45 and 15-71a and chapter 267:
  • 15-72 — Sec. 15-72b. Operation of unmanned aircraft over boundaries of private premises. Penalty. (a) As used in this section, (
  • 15-72. — Sec. 15-72. Operating aircraft or unmanned aircraft carelessly, negligently or recklessly. No person shall operate any a
  • 15-73. — Sec. 15-73. Airport protection privileges. Encroachments prohibited. Standards for determining necessity of taking land.
  • 15-74 — Sec. 15-74c. Permit for lines and facilities within one-half mile of runway. No public service company shall erect, reca
  • 15-74. — Sec. 15-74. Removal of obstructions to air navigation. (a) The executive director shall notify the owner or person respo
  • 15-75. — Sec. 15-75. Charges and rentals. Liens. The executive director may determine the charges or rental for the use of any pr
  • 15-76. — Sec. 15-76. Abandoned aircraft. Lien for storage charges. Notice to executive director. (a) The executive director of th
  • 15-77. — Sec. 15-77. Operating under or carrying passengers under influence of liquor or drugs. Penalty. (a) No person shall oper
  • 15-80. — Sec. 15-80. Aviation commissions. (a) Any town, city or borough may, at any annual or special meeting, warned and held f
  • 15-87. — Sec. 15-87. Service of process against nonresident owners and operators. Any nonresident of this state who is the operat
  • 15-88. — Sec. 15-88. Airport zoning. Definitions. As used in sections 15-88 to 15-97, inclusive, unless the context otherwise req
  • 15-89. — Sec. 15-89. Public interest. It is declared that an airport hazard endangers the lives and property of users of the airp
  • 15-90. — Sec. 15-90. Airport approach plan. Each publicly owned airport owner or operator shall formulate and adopt, and revise a
  • 15-91. — Sec. 15-91. Adoption of airport zoning regulations. (a) Every municipality having within its territorial limits an area
  • 15-92. — Sec. 15-92. Airport hazard outside municipality. Where an airport is owned or controlled by a municipality and any airpo
  • 15-93. — Sec. 15-93. Establishment or alteration of structures. (a) Permits. Where advisable to facilitate the enforcement of zon
  • 15-94. — Sec. 15-94. Regulations. Appeals. (a) Adoption of zoning regulations. No airport zoning regulations shall be adopted, am
  • 15-95. — Sec. 15-95. Appeals from board of appeals. Any person aggrieved by the action of a board of appeals acting under the pro
  • 15-96. — Sec. 15-96. Appeal to Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. If any corporation subject to regulation by the Public Util
  • 15-97 — Sec. 15-97a. Meteorological evaluation tower markings. Penalty. (a) For the purposes of this section, “meteorological ev
  • 15-97. — Sec. 15-97. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 15-88 to 15-96, inclusive, or any regulation, ord
  • 15-98. — Sec. 15-98. Connecticut Wing Civil Air Patrol. Clerical assistance. (a) The Connecticut Wing Civil Air Patrol shall be w
  • 15-99. — Sec. 15-99. Crop dusting by aircraft. Section 15-99 is repealed.
Title 267 · CT 267 (17 sections)
  • 15-102. — Sec. 15-102. Definitions. Terms used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise, shall have the meanings ass
  • 15-103. — Sec. 15-103. Hearings; appeals. The executive director of the Connecticut Airport Authority shall provide for hearings u
  • 15-104. — Sec. 15-104. Report of accident. (a) The operator of any aircraft involved in an accident within this state in which any
  • 15-105. — Sec. 15-105. Security and suspension requirements. Exceptions. Waiver. Modification. (a) As promptly as practicable but
  • 15-106. — Sec. 15-106. Policy or bond requirements. (a) A policy or bond is not effective under section 15-105 unless: (1) Issued
  • 15-107. — Sec. 15-107. Requirements for restoration or renewal of operating privileges. Operating privileges suspended as provided
  • 15-108. — Sec. 15-108. Self-insurance. (a) Any person may at any time apply to the executive director for a certificate of self-in
  • 15-109. — Sec. 15-109. Reciprocity for enforcement. (a) When a nonresident's operating privilege is suspended pursuant to section
  • 15-110. — Sec. 15-110. Form and amount of security. (a) The security required under this chapter shall be cash or securities permi
  • 15-111. — Sec. 15-111. Custody and release of security. Security deposited in compliance with the requirements of this chapter sha
  • 15-112. — Sec. 15-112. Records and proceedings inadmissible as evidence. The records of and proceedings before the executive direc
  • 15-115. — Sec. 15-115. Failure to report accident. False statement in report or instrument. (a) Any owner or operator who knowingl
  • 15-116. — Sec. 15-116. Exception of aircraft of government or public air carrier. This chapter shall not apply to: (a) Any aircraf
  • 15-117. — Sec. 15-117. Effective date. Section 15-117 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 15-118. — Sec. 15-118. Other remedies available. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as precluding any party in any action
  • 15-119. — Sec. 15-119. Discharge in bankruptcy. A discharge in bankruptcy shall not relieve any person from the requirements of th
  • 15-120. — Sec. 15-120. Uniformity of interpretation. This chapter shall be so interpreted and construed as to effectuate its gener
Title 268 · CT 268 (55 sections)
  • 15-121. — Sec. 15-121. Administrative procedure. (a) Unless otherwise provided in this chapter, the Commissioner of Energy and Env
  • 15-124. — Sec. 15-124. Investigations. Hearings. The commissioner may conduct investigations and hold hearings on any matter arisi
  • 15-125. — Sec. 15-125. Appeal from action of Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection or Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
  • 15-126. — Sec. 15-126. Determination of validity of regulations. The validity of any regulation adopted by the commissioner may be
  • 15-127. — Sec. 15-127. Definitions. As used in this part unless the context otherwise requires: “Commissioner” means the Commissio
  • 15-128. — Sec. 15-128. Lights. Section 15-128 is repealed.
  • 15-129 — Sec. 15-129a. Required and authorized lights. (a) Every vessel using state or federal waters shall comply with the follo
  • 15-129. — Sec. 15-129. Safety and equipment requirements for vessels. Regulation of motorboat noise. (a) Vessels operated on state
  • 15-130 — Sec. 15-130a. Powers of officers re vessel in unsafe condition. If any officer empowered to enforce the provisions of th
  • 15-130. — Sec. 15-130. Modification or suspension of requirements. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may mod
  • 15-131. — Sec. 15-131. Rules for preventing collisions. The rules prescribed by this section for preventing collisions shall gover
  • 15-132 — Sec. 15-132a. Manslaughter in the second degree with a vessel. (a) A person is guilty of manslaughter in the second degr
  • 15-132. — Sec. 15-132. Procedure in case of collision or accident. When two or more vessels are involved in a collision, accident
  • 15-133 — Sec. 15-133c. When boating safety certificate required upon violation of safety rules. (a) On or before January 1, 1991,
  • 15-133. — Sec. 15-133. Rules for safe operation. Operation of vessel while under the influence of liquor or drugs. Penalties. Reco
  • 15-134. — Sec. 15-134. Water skiing. Jumps and courses for skiers and vessels. (a) In addition to the requirements of section 15-1
  • 15-135. — Sec. 15-135. Position of scuba divers to be marked. Safe operating distance for vessels. (a) No person shall engage in u
  • 15-136 — Sec. 15-136a. Compliance with certain engine size requirements. In complying with the requirements of any statute, regul
  • 15-136. — Sec. 15-136. Ordinances and regulations. (a) Any town, by ordinance, may make local regulations respecting the operation
  • 15-137. — Sec. 15-137. Enforcement. Section 15-137 is repealed.
  • 15-138. — Sec. 15-138. Publication of laws, regulations and ordinances. On or before the first day of April annually the commissio
  • 15-139. — Sec. 15-139. Penalties. (a) Any person who violates any provision of section 15-132 or section 15-134 shall be fined not
  • 15-140 — Sec. 15-140v. Reinstatement of safe boating certificate, right to operate vessel or certificate of personal watercraft o
  • 15-140. — Sec. 15-140. Special acts and ordinances superseded. All special acts and municipal ordinances inconsistent with the pro
  • 15-141. — Sec. 15-141. Definitions. As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires: “Commissioner” means the Commissi
  • 15-142. — Sec. 15-142. Vessel numbering requirements. Certain vessels required to display registration decals. (a) Every vessel us
  • 15-143. — Sec. 15-143. Exceptions to numbering and registration requirements. (a) Vessels of the following classes are not require
  • 15-144 — Sec. 15-144a. Provision of information re registrants to tax assessors. Section 15-144a is repealed.
  • 15-144. — Sec. 15-144. Vessel registration number or registration decal. Schedule of fees payable to Commissioner of Motor Vehicle
  • 15-145 — Sec. 15-145b. Operation of a vessel registered with a marine dealer registration number by holder of passenger-for-hire
  • 15-145. — Sec. 15-145. Marine dealer's, marine engine manufacturer's and marine surveyor's registration numbers. Regulations. Fees
  • 15-146. — Sec. 15-146. Notice of change of address. Within fifteen days after changing his address, the owner of a vessel with a r
  • 15-147. — Sec. 15-147. Termination of certificate of number upon transfer, destruction or abandonment of vessel. (a) The owner of
  • 15-148. — Sec. 15-148. Duplicate certificate. If a valid certificate of number or registration is lost, mutilated or destroyed, th
  • 15-149 — Sec. 15-149b. Reporting of accidents involving death, injury or disappearance. Report of interviews. (a) Any law enforce
  • 15-149. — Sec. 15-149. Accident reports. Section 15-149 is repealed.
  • 15-150 — Sec. 15-150a. Any facility mooring or storing vessels required to maintain record of vessels not registered in Connectic
  • 15-150. — Sec. 15-150. Rental of vessels. Boat livery requirements. (a) Each boat liveryperson shall keep a record of the name and
  • 15-151. — Sec. 15-151. Records of Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Remission and report of fees. The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
  • 15-152. — Sec. 15-152. False statement, penalty. Every statement made in an application, notice or report required by this part sh
  • 15-153. — Sec. 15-153. Alteration or defacing of certificate of number or registration or alteration, removal or obliteration of n
  • 15-154 — Sec. 15-154c. Attachment of property of town marine officer prohibited. No attachments shall be made against the real or
  • 15-154. — Sec. 15-154. Enforcement. Refusal to stop vessel or take vessel to designated area. Rules for avoiding interference with
  • 15-155 — Sec. 15-155c. Registration fees collected in 1982 exceeding amounts distributed to Boating Fund and towns to be allowed
  • 15-155. — Sec. 15-155. Distribution of revenue received in fees for numbering and registration of vessels. Boating account. Sectio
  • 15-156. — Sec. 15-156. Penalties. Operation of vessel while safe boating certificate or certificate of personal watercraft operati
  • 15-157. — Sec. 15-157. Special acts and ordinances superseded. All special acts and municipal ordinances contrary to or inconsiste
  • 15-170. — Sec. 15-170. Discharge of sewage from vessels: Definitions. For the purposes of this section and sections 15-171 to 15-1
  • 15-171. — Sec. 15-171. Discharge within no discharge zone prohibited. No person shall discharge sewage from any vessel within a no
  • 15-172. — Sec. 15-172. Provision of pump-out facilities. (a) The commissioner may require any docking facility constructed with or
  • 15-173. — Sec. 15-173. Docking facility in violation of requirement or order deemed public nuisance. Civil and criminal penalties
  • 15-174. — Sec. 15-174. Regulations. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall adopt regulations, in accordance
  • 15-175. — Sec. 15-175. Penalty for misuse of or failure to equip vessel with marine sanitation device. (a) Any person owning or op
  • 15-176. — Sec. 15-176. Reasonable time for compliance with requirement or order. Notwithstanding any provision of the general stat
  • 15-180. — Sec. 15-180. Transporting vessel or trailer without inspecting for and properly removing and disposing of vegetation and
Title 269 · CT 269 (32 sections)
  • 15-201. — Sec. 15-201. Short title: Uniform Certificate of Title for Vessels Act. Sections 15-201 to 15-232, inclusive, may be cit
  • 15-202. — Sec. 15-202. Definitions. As used in sections 15-201 to 15-232, inclusive:
  • 15-203. — Sec. 15-203. Applicability. Subject to section 15-227, the provisions of sections 15-201 to 15-232, inclusive, shall app
  • 15-204. — Sec. 15-204. Supplemental principles of law and equity. Unless displaced by a provision of sections 15-201 to 15-232, in
  • 15-205. — Sec. 15-205. Applicable law governing vessel covered by certificate of title. (a) The local law of the jurisdiction unde
  • 15-206. — Sec. 15-206. Certificate of title required, when. Exceptions. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsections (b), (c) a
  • 15-207. — Sec. 15-207. Application for certificate of title. (a) Except as otherwise provided in sections 15-214 and 15-218 to 15-
  • 15-208. — Sec. 15-208. Responsibilities of Department of Motor Vehicles re application for, creation of and cancellation of certif
  • 15-209. — Sec. 15-209. Content of certificate of title. (a) A certificate of title shall contain:
  • 15-210. — Sec. 15-210. File retention responsibilities of Department of Motor Vehicles. (a) For each record relating to a certific
  • 15-211. — Sec. 15-211. Department of Motor Vehicles' responsibilities re creation of written certificate of title. (a) On creation
  • 15-212. — Sec. 15-212. Legal effect of certificate of title. A certificate of title is prima facie evidence of the accuracy of the
  • 15-213. — Sec. 15-213. Possession of certificate of title. Effect re possessory rights to a vessel. Possession of a certificate of
  • 15-214. — Sec. 15-214. Perfection of security interest. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section or section 15-227, a secu
  • 15-215. — Sec. 15-215. Termination statement; requirements. (a) A secured party indicated in the files of the Department of Motor
  • 15-216. — Sec. 15-216. Transfer of ownership. (a) Upon voluntary transfer of an ownership interest in a vessel covered by a certif
  • 15-217. — Sec. 15-217. Effect of incorrect or missing information. Except as otherwise provided in section 42a-9-337, a certificat
  • 15-218. — Sec. 15-218. Secured party's transfer statement, defined. Department of Motor Vehicles' duties upon acceptance. (a) For
  • 15-219. — Sec. 15-219. Transfer-by-law statement. Department of Motor Vehicles' responsibilities re acceptance. (a) For purposes o
  • 15-220. — Sec. 15-220. Department of Motor Vehicles' responsibilities re application for transfer of ownership or termination of s
  • 15-221. — Sec. 15-221. Replacement certificate of title. (a) If a written certificate of title is lost, stolen, mutilated, destroy
  • 15-222. — Sec. 15-222. Rights of a purchaser of a vessel. (a) A buyer in ordinary course of business shall have the protections af
  • 15-223. — Sec. 15-223. Effect of perfected or nonperfected security interest. (a) Subject to subsection (b) of this section, the e
  • 15-224. — Sec. 15-224. Records re vessel's ownership and certificate of title retained by Department of Motor Vehicles. (a) The De
  • 15-225. — Sec. 15-225. Uniformity of application and construction. In applying and construing the provisions of sections 15-201 to
  • 15-226. — Sec. 15-226. Operation of Uniform Certificate of Title for Vessels Act with respect to federal act. The provisions of se
  • 15-227. — Sec. 15-227. Savings clause. (a) The rights, duties and interests flowing from a transaction, certificate of title or re
  • 15-228. — Sec. 15-228. Fees. (a) The department shall be paid the following fees: (1) For filing an application for a certificate
  • 15-229. — Sec. 15-229. Department of Motor Vehicles' provision of forms and investigatory and rule-making authority. Regulations.
  • 15-230. — Sec. 15-230. Hearing. Any person aggrieved by an action, omission to act or decision of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicl
  • 15-231. — Sec. 15-231. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by an action, omission to act or decision of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicle
  • 15-232. — Sec. 15-232. Penalties. (a) Any person who, with fraudulent intent: (1) Alters, forges or counterfeits a certificate of
Title 277 · CT 277 (67 sections)
  • 16-1 — Sec. 16-1b. Department of Public Utility Control. Department head. Section 16-1b is repealed, effective July 1, 2011.
  • 16-1. — Sec. 16-1. Definitions. (a) Terms used in this title and in chapters 244, 244a, 244b, 245, 245a and 245b shall be constr
  • 16-10 — Sec. 16-10a. Revocation of franchises. Procedure. Reassignment. (a) Whenever any person, firm or corporation, incorporat
  • 16-10. — Sec. 16-10. Enforcement of statutes and orders. The Superior Court, on application of the Public Utilities Regulatory Au
  • 16-11 — Sec. 16-11a. Nuclear Energy Advisory Council; composition; duties. (a) There is established a Nuclear Energy Advisory Co
  • 16-11. — Sec. 16-11. Safety of public and employees. Powers. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall, so far as is practi
  • 16-12. — Sec. 16-12. Complaints as to dangerous conditions. Any person or any town, city or borough may make complaint, in writin
  • 16-13. — Sec. 16-13. Procedure upon complaint. Upon receipt of such complaint, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall fi
  • 16-14. — Sec. 16-14. Powers concerning electrolysis or escape of electricity. Any town, city or borough, or any person or corpora
  • 16-15. — Sec. 16-15. Compliance with orders. Penalty. Each public service company and electric supplier shall comply immediately
  • 16-16. — Sec. 16-16. Report of accidents. Penalties. (a) Each public service company, person involved in the transportation of ga
  • 16-17. — Sec. 16-17. Duties as to accidents. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall examine the causes of, and the circu
  • 16-18 — Sec. 16-18a. Consultants: Retention, expenses, findings and recommendations. (a) In the performance of their duties the
  • 16-18. — Sec. 16-18. Powers concerning poles and wires. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall have power, after notice
  • 16-19 — Sec. 16-19ggg. Public electric vehicle charging stations. Parking restrictions. (a) The owner or operator of a public el
  • 16-19. — Sec. 16-19. Amendment of rate schedule; investigations and findings by authority; hearings; deferral of municipal rate i
  • 16-2 — Sec. 16-2d. Office of energy efficient businesses. There is established within the Department of Energy and Environmenta
  • 16-2. — Sec. 16-2. Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. Utility commissioners. Staff. (a) There shall continue to be a Public
  • 16-20. — Sec. 16-20. Inadequate service or unreasonable rates; petition to authority. Small community water system rates and serv
  • 16-21. — Sec. 16-21. Change of rates fixed pursuant to charter or contract. Whenever any rate of any public service company chart
  • 16-22. — Sec. 16-22. Rates; transfer of assets or franchise; burden of proof. At any hearing involving a rate or the transfer of
  • 16-23. — Sec. 16-23. Regulations and service prescribed by authority deemed reasonable. All regulations, practices and service pr
  • 16-24 — Sec. 16-24b. Low-income rates for gas and water companies with more than seventy-five thousand customers. At the next ge
  • 16-24. — Sec. 16-24. Classification of service. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall have power to require each public
  • 16-25 — Sec. 16-25a. Hearings on Office of Consumer Counsel petitions. If the Office of Consumer Counsel files a petition with t
  • 16-25. — Sec. 16-25. Time and place of hearings. Notice. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall fix a time and place for
  • 16-26. — Sec. 16-26. Public hearing to be held in locality affected. (a) In any matter within the jurisdiction of the Public Util
  • 16-27. — Sec. 16-27. Returns from public service companies. Reports from community antenna television companies. Penalty. Form 8-
  • 16-28. — Sec. 16-28. Correction of returns and reports. When a report filed by a public service company under subsection (a) of s
  • 16-29. — Sec. 16-29. Reports from municipalities. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall, annually, on or before Decembe
  • 16-3 — Sec. 16-3a. Appointment of initial members. Transfer of business between commission and authority. Obsolete.
  • 16-3. — Sec. 16-3. Vacancy. If any vacancy of a utility commissioner occurs in the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority at any
  • 16-30. — Sec. 16-30. Returns from motor bus companies. Penalty. Section 16-30 is repealed, effective June 29, 1993.
  • 16-31. — Sec. 16-31. Remission of forfeitures by the Attorney General. Section 16-31 is repealed.
  • 16-32 — Sec. 16-32n. Cost-benefit analysis concerning resources expended and existing staffing levels during storm events. Minim
  • 16-32. — Sec. 16-32. Annual audit report. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, each public service company s
  • 16-33. — Sec. 16-33. Obstructing authority; false entries and returns to; penalty. Any person who wilfully makes any false return
  • 16-34 — Sec. 16-34a. Annual report re lost and unaccounted for gas. Docket to investigate. (a) Not later than July 1, 2015, and
  • 16-34. — Sec. 16-34. Annual reports to Governor. Section 16-34 is repealed.
  • 16-35. — Sec. 16-35. Appeals to Superior Court. Uncontested proceedings re acquiring electricity products or services. Stays of o
  • 16-4. — Sec. 16-4. Employees of public service companies, certified telecommunications providers and electric suppliers ineligib
  • 16-40. — Sec. 16-40. Rights and duties of trustees and receivers. When any company is operated by a trustee or receiver, such tru
  • 16-41. — Sec. 16-41. Imposition of civil penalties by authority. (a) Each (1) public service company and its officers, agents and
  • 16-42. — Sec. 16-42. Not to affect labor contracts. Nothing in this title shall be construed to authorize the Public Utilities Re
  • 16-43 — Sec. 16-43d. Sale of existing electric generation plants. If any existing electric generation plant within the state is
  • 16-43. — Sec. 16-43. Merger or sale of public service companies. Issuance and approval of securities. Net proceeds from sale of w
  • 16-44 — Sec. 16-44a. Disclosure of salaries of directors and officers of public service companies. (a) Each public service compa
  • 16-44. — Sec. 16-44. Notice of formation, consolidation or discontinuance of public service companies; change of name. Penalty. W
  • 16-45. — Sec. 16-45. Increase or reduction of capital stock by public service companies. Any public service company which is auth
  • 16-46. — Sec. 16-46. Dissolution or termination of public service company. Cessation of public service operations. (a) No public
  • 16-47 — Sec. 16-47a. Code of conduct for gas company transactions with affiliates. (a) As used in this section, “affiliate” mean
  • 16-47. — Sec. 16-47. Holding companies. Approval of authority re exercise of control. Investigation and hearing. Annual reports.
  • 16-48 — Sec. 16-48a. Consumer Counsel and Public Utility Control Fund established. There is established a fund to be known as th
  • 16-48. — Sec. 16-48. Electricity and gas; transmission between this state and other states. The Public Utilities Regulatory Autho
  • 16-49 — Sec. 16-49f. Verification of Social Security number prior to opening new account. Minor not liable for services fraudule
  • 16-49. — Sec. 16-49. Expenses of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's Bureau of Energy and Technology, the Off
  • 16-5. — Sec. 16-5. Removal. Misconduct, material neglect of duty, incompetence in the conduct of his office or active participat
  • 16-50 — Sec. 16-50f. Solicitation of insurance applications from employees of public service companies. Payroll deductions. (a)
  • 16-50. — Sec. 16-50. Employees. Consultants. Section 16-50 is repealed.
  • 16-6 — Sec. 16-6c. Power to delay implementation of electric suppliers' generation portfolio standards. Section 16-6c is repeal
  • 16-6. — Sec. 16-6. Office and records. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall keep its office open during the usual bus
  • 16-7 — Sec. 16-7a. Power to stop work. The utility commissioners, as defined in section 16-1, or their designees, shall have th
  • 16-7. — Sec. 16-7. Right of entry. Penalty. The utility commissioners of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, or their des
  • 16-8 — Sec. 16-8d. Recovery of costs, expenses, judgments or attorney's fees for an action brought under section 16-8a. (a) No
  • 16-8. — Sec. 16-8. Examination of witnesses and documents. Hearing officers. Management audits. (a) The Public Utilities Regulat
  • 16-9 — Sec. 16-9c. Participation by stakeholder groups in proceedings pertaining to a gas, water, pipeline, electric distributi
  • 16-9. — Sec. 16-9. Orders. All decisions, orders and authorizations of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall be in wri
Title 281 · CT 281 (2 sections)
  • 16-206. — Sec. 16-206. Appeal by adjoining owner. Section 16-206 is repealed.
  • 16-209. — Sec. 16-209. Directors to be residents of state. Section 16-209 is repealed.
Title 282 · CT 282 (12 sections)
  • 16-216. — Sec. 16-216. Issuance of bonds. Each railroad company may borrow money and give its bonds therefor, signed by its presid
  • 16-217. — Sec. 16-217. Securing of bonds by mortgage. Any railroad company may secure its lawfully issued bonds by a mortgage of i
  • 16-218. — Sec. 16-218. Property subsequently acquired covered by mortgage; foreclosure. When any railroad company has mortgaged, o
  • 16-219. — Sec. 16-219. Surrender of road to mortgage trustee. When any such company has mortgaged its property or any part thereof
  • 16-220. — Sec. 16-220. Liability of trustee limited. When any such trustee has taken possession of any property pursuant to the pr
  • 16-221. — Sec. 16-221. Inventory. The trustee, upon taking possession of such property, shall make, under oath, an inventory of al
  • 16-222. — Sec. 16-222. Accounts. Trustee may complete foreclosure. The trustee, while operating such road, shall file quarterly, i
  • 16-223. — Sec. 16-223. Court may remove trustee and appoint successor. If such trustee neglects or unnecessarily delays to perform
  • 16-224. — Sec. 16-224. Prior encumbrancers not affected. Nothing in sections 16-219 to 16-223, inclusive, shall affect any mortgag
  • 16-225. — Sec. 16-225. Trustee to have same powers as company. When any such railroad is in the possession of a trustee, he shall
  • 16-226. — Sec. 16-226. Administration expenses. The expenses of operating such railroad or other property, including repairs and a
  • 16-227. — Sec. 16-227. Purchasers under foreclosure may reorganize corporation. Certificate. Whenever the property and franchises
Title 283 · CT 283 (40 sections)
  • 16-228. — Sec. 16-228. Telephone lines. Subject to the restrictions of sections 16-18 and 16-248, each telephone company may const
  • 16-229. — Sec. 16-229. Excavation in highway. Any public service company incorporated under the provisions of the statutes or by s
  • 16-230. — Sec. 16-230. Bond requirement. Before any such public service company makes any such application, it shall file with the
  • 16-231 — Sec. 16-231a. Cuts and permanent patches in highway. Inspections. Repairs. Certification. A public service company, as d
  • 16-231. — Sec. 16-231. Appeal. Any such company aggrieved by the neglect or refusal of the authority having such jurisdiction to g
  • 16-232. — Sec. 16-232. Rights of companies organized under general law. No electric distribution company organized under any forme
  • 16-233. — Sec. 16-233. Use of gain by town, city, borough, fire district or Department of Transportation. Each town, city, borough
  • 16-234. — Sec. 16-234. Conducting vegetation management; notice to abutting and private property owners. Changing location of, ere
  • 16-235. — Sec. 16-235. Control by local authorities. Orders. Appeals. Except as provided in section 16-243, the selectmen of any t
  • 16-236. — Sec. 16-236. Appraisal of damages; costs. Any judge of the Superior Court may, upon the application of any party interes
  • 16-237. — Sec. 16-237. No prescriptive right. No person or corporation building and maintaining telephone or electric light or pow
  • 16-238. — Sec. 16-238. Wires may be cut; notice. When it is deemed necessary to cut or otherwise disconnect the wires or fixtures
  • 16-239. — Sec. 16-239. Dispatches transmitted in order. Exceptions. Section 16-239 is repealed.
  • 16-243 — Sec. 16-243hh. Rebate for customers that use natural gas for a shared clean energy facility. Not later than January 1, 2
  • 16-243. — Sec. 16-243. Jurisdiction of authority over electricity transmission lines. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority sh
  • 16-244 — Sec. 16-244ee. Program for solar photovoltaic systems and energy storage systems at public schools. (a) Not later than J
  • 16-244. — Sec. 16-244. Electric deregulation; findings and declarations. The General Assembly finds and declares that:
  • 16-245 — Sec. 16-245nn. Residential solar photovoltaic system permit. (a) As used in this section:
  • 16-245. — Sec. 16-245. Licensing of electric suppliers. Customer assignment or transfer. Procedures. Penalties. Regulation of elec
  • 16-246 — Sec. 16-246g. Pilot program for electric generation. Section 16-246g is repealed, effective October 1, 2013.
  • 16-246. — Sec. 16-246. Other companies which may sell electricity. Any corporation authorized to construct and maintain dams or si
  • 16-247 — Sec. 16-247v. Performance standards for restoration of intrastate telecommunications service after emergencies. Credit f
  • 16-247. — Sec. 16-247. Foreign telephone companies. Section 16-247 is repealed.
  • 16-248. — Sec. 16-248. Rights of telephone company in operation May 23, 1985. Every telephone company organized before May 23, 198
  • 16-250 — Sec. 16-250b. Cellular mobile telephone service. Authority jurisdiction. Regulations. (a) The Public Utilities Regulator
  • 16-251. — Sec. 16-251. Bonds of telephone company. Any telephone company may borrow money, and issue its bonds therefor, under its
  • 16-252. — Sec. 16-252. Bonds may be secured by mortgage. All such bonds may be secured by a mortgage of the property, real, person
  • 16-255. — Sec. 16-255. General powers. All companies, associations or corporations affected by the provisions of sections 16-248 t
  • 16-256 — Sec. 16-256k. Disclosure for removal or change in telecommunications service. Disclosure for promotional offerings. Each
  • 16-256. — Sec. 16-256. Notice of offense in party line usage in telephone directory. Section 16-256 is repealed, effective May 8,
  • 16-257. — Sec. 16-257. Recording of agreement of consolidation or merger of electric and gas companies. Any corporation, incorpora
  • 16-258 — Sec. 16-258e. Electric distribution company procurement of electricity and renewable energy credits from a combined heat
  • 16-258. — Sec. 16-258. Standards concerning electricity and gas. Section 16-258 is repealed.
  • 16-259 — Sec. 16-259a. Inaccurate billing. Financial liability of customer. Payment plan. (a) No electric distribution, gas or wa
  • 16-259. — Sec. 16-259. Inspection of meters. Upon petition of any person and the payment of a fee of ten dollars for each meter, t
  • 16-260. — Sec. 16-260. Water meters may be required. Any water company supplying water to the inhabitants of any city, town, villa
  • 16-261 — Sec. 16-261a. Interagency electric and magnetic fields task force; composition; study. Assessment of electric public ser
  • 16-261. — Sec. 16-261. Extension of electric lines to unserved areas. Determination of rates. (a) The Public Utilities Regulatory
  • 16-262 — Sec. 16-262aa. Termination of gas or electric service at certain rented or leased properties. Notice to owners. (a) Each
  • 16-262. — Sec. 16-262. Gas companies authorized to deal in natural gas. Any gas company is authorized to buy, manufacture, produce
Title 284 · CT 284 (19 sections)
  • 16-263. — Sec. 16-263. Power to construct and operate natural gas pipeline. Any corporation organized under the laws of this state
  • 16-264. — Sec. 16-264. Filing of certificate of public convenience. Eminent domain. Any such corporation seeking the benefits of s
  • 16-265. — Sec. 16-265. Certain property exempted from eminent domain. No lands or rights-of-way or easements therein shall be take
  • 16-266. — Sec. 16-266. Procedure for determining damages. If any such corporation and the person or persons to whom damages may ar
  • 16-267. — Sec. 16-267. Temporary use of property pending condemnation. When at any stage of condemnation proceedings brought under
  • 16-268. — Sec. 16-268. Duties of corporation. Any such pipeline shall be laid at least twenty-four inches below the surface of the
  • 16-269. — Sec. 16-269. Franchise area. Restricted sale. Within the franchise area of any person, firm, corporation or municipality
  • 16-270. — Sec. 16-270. Transportation of natural gas; declaration of public interest. It is hereby declared that the business of t
  • 16-271. — Sec. 16-271. Powers of authority. In order to effectuate the policies and provisions of sections 16-270 to 16-280, inclu
  • 16-272. — Sec. 16-272. Authority of Public Utilities Regulatory Authority as to corporation holding certificate under federal act.
  • 16-273. — Sec. 16-273. Complaints of defects in equipment. Any person or any town, city or borough may make a complaint in writing
  • 16-274. — Sec. 16-274. Hearing on complaint. Upon receipt of such complaint, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall fix a
  • 16-275. — Sec. 16-275. Submission of plans to authority. Not less than thirty days before the commencement of actual construction
  • 16-276. — Sec. 16-276. Submission of map to authority. Any such company, as soon as it has definitely established a route, but in
  • 16-277. — Sec. 16-277. Other applicable statutes. The provisions of sections 16-7 to 16-10, inclusive, 16-17, 16-25, 16-35 to 16-4
  • 16-278. — Sec. 16-278. Compliance with orders. Any corporation subject to this chapter shall comply immediately with any order of
  • 16-279. — Sec. 16-279. Interstate or foreign commerce not affected. No provision of sections 16-270 to 16-280, inclusive, or of an
  • 16-280 — Sec. 16-280h. Filing of supply and transmission contracts or data with authority. Each person, firm or corporation opera
  • 16-280. — Sec. 16-280. Copy of certificate issued under federal act to be filed with secretary. Any corporation which intends to c
Title 289 · CT 289 (7 sections)
  • 16-330 — Sec. 16-330g. Conduit excavations in the public highways, streets or other public right-of-way. Payment of fees. Authori
  • 16-330. — Sec. 16-330. Definition. Section 16-330 is repealed.
  • 16-331 — Sec. 16-331ii. Transfer from public, educational and governmental programming and education technology investment accoun
  • 16-331. — Sec. 16-331. Certificate of public convenience and necessity. Advisory councils. Franchise terms. Regulations. Community
  • 16-332. — Sec. 16-332. Leases by public service companies of facilities for community antenna purposes. Any public service company
  • 16-333 — Sec. 16-333p. Broadcast television station markets. Request to Federal Communications Commission. On or before July 1, 1
  • 16-333. — Sec. 16-333. Regulations: Safety of operations, facility construction, system installation, community access channel, pe
Title 290 · CT 290 (1 sections)
  • 16-338. — Sec. 16-338. Bonds authorized or issued prior to July 1, 1974. Legal investments, tax-exempt. All bonds authorized or is
Title 292 · CT 292 (3 sections)
  • 16-342. — Sec. 16-342. Prior compact. Section 16-342 is repealed.
  • 16-343. — Sec. 16-343. Connecticut-New York Railroad Passenger Transportation Compact. The state of Connecticut hereby agrees with
  • 16-344. — Sec. 16-344. Exemption from state regulation and state and local tax. (a) Mass transportation and railroad service opera
Title 293 · CT 293 (13 sections)
  • 16-345. — Sec. 16-345. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 16-346. — Sec. 16-346. Compliance with chapter required prior to excavation, discharge of explosives or demolition. No person, pub
  • 16-347. — Sec. 16-347. Public utilities to register with central clearinghouse. A public utility shall register with the central c
  • 16-348. — Sec. 16-348. Central clearinghouse. Apportionment of costs. The public utilities of the state shall, under the direction
  • 16-349. — Sec. 16-349. Notice of proposed excavation, discharge of explosives or demolition. Except as provided in section 16-352,
  • 16-350. — Sec. 16-350. Permits to require compliance with chapter. Evidence re. Any permit issued by a public agency for excavatio
  • 16-351. — Sec. 16-351. Information and assistance re location of underground facilities. A public utility receiving notice pursuan
  • 16-352. — Sec. 16-352. Emergency excavation, demolition or discharge of explosives. (a) In case of emergency involving danger to l
  • 16-353. — Sec. 16-353. Relation of chapter to permits and other laws. Except as provided in section 16-350 this chapter shall not
  • 16-354. — Sec. 16-354. Care to be exercised near underground facilities. Notification and abatement of hazards. Power to stop work
  • 16-355. — Sec. 16-355. Procedure when contact is made with or damage is suspected or done to underground facilities. When any cont
  • 16-356. — Sec. 16-356. Civil penalty. Application for hearing. Any person, public agency or public utility which the Public Utilit
  • 16-357. — Sec. 16-357. Regulations. The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority shall adopt regulations, in accordance with the prov
Title 295 · CT 295 (1 sections)
  • 16 — Sec. 16a-16. Enforcement; injunctions, damages. Remedies not exclusive. (a) This chapter may be enforced by the Secretar
Title 296 · CT 296 (1 sections)
  • 16 — Sec. 16a-23a. Sale of anthracite. Regulations. Enforcement. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection shall adopt regulati
Title 297 · CT 297 (1 sections)
  • 16 — Sec. 16a-35b. Transferred to Chapter 578, Sec. 32-1f.
Title 298 · CT 298 (1 sections)
  • 16 — Sec. 16a-51. Pilot program for large combined heat and power systems re demand charges. System performance and supplemen
Title 319 · CT 319 (1 sections)
  • 17 — Sec. 17a-83. (Formerly Sec. 17-205j). Fraudulent or malicious application, order, request, certification or report re co
Title 320 · CT 320 (13 sections)
  • 18-10 — Sec. 18-10b. Placement of inmate convicted of capital felony or murder with special circumstances. Reclassification. Ann
  • 18-13. — Sec. 18-13. Additional sentence in lieu of payment of fine. Section 18-13 is repealed, effective October 1, 2004.
  • 18-14 — Sec. 18-14a. Correctional Institution, Enfield-Medium. Section 18-14a is repealed, effective July 8, 2019.
  • 18-14. — Sec. 18-14. Transferred to Chapter 325, Sec. 18-88.
  • 18-15. — Sec. 18-15. Raising of pheasants at the Connecticut Correctional Institution, Osborn. Section 18-15 is repealed.
  • 18-16. — Sec. 18-16. Transferred to Chapter 325, Sec. 18-91.
  • 18-17. — Sec. 18-17. Temporary use of jail. Transfer. Section 18-17 is repealed.
  • 18-18. — Sec. 18-18. Escaped prisoner. If any escaped prisoner is retaken and recommitted, the expense of the pursuit and recommi
  • 18-22. — Sec. 18-22. Transferred to Chapter 325, Sec. 18-96.
  • 18-23. — Sec. 18-23. Women prisoners. Certain statutes applicable. Section 18-23 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 18-7 — Sec. 18-7a. Good conduct credit for prisoners. (a) Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, any pe
  • 18-7. — Sec. 18-7. Powers and duties of warden. Punishment and reward of inmates. The warden shall manage the Connecticut Correc
  • 18-8. — Sec. 18-8. Duties of chaplain. Section 18-8 is repealed.
Title 321 · CT 321 (6 sections)
  • 18-24 — Sec. 18-24a. Board of Pardons. Appointment, term, qualifications, compensation and disqualification of members. Section
  • 18-24. — Sec. 18-24. How constituted; disqualification. Appointive members. Section 18-24 is repealed.
  • 18-25. — Sec. 18-25. Compensation. Section 18-25 is repealed.
  • 18-27 — Sec. 18-27a. Transferred to Chapter 961, Part III, Sec. 54-130d.
  • 18-27. — Sec. 18-27. Sessions. Secretary. Section 18-27 is repealed, effective July 1, 2004.
  • 18-30. — Sec. 18-30. Transferred to Chapter 961, Part III, Sec. 54-130c.
Title 322 · CT 322 (10 sections)
  • 18-31 — Sec. 18-31b. Gratuitous transfer of abandoned facilities to municipalities or municipal redevelopment agencies. Payment
  • 18-31. — Sec. 18-31. Location. Definitions. Section 18-31 is repealed.
  • 18-45 — Sec. 18-45a. Confiscation of moneys in possession of prisoners. Moneys in the possession of any prisoner at the time of
  • 18-46 — Sec. 18-46a. Public sale of articles made by inmates. The Community Correctional Center Administrator may authorize the
  • 18-46. — Sec. 18-46. Employment of prisoners. Duties of commissioners. Section 18-46 is repealed.
  • 18-50. — Sec. 18-50. Credit against unpaid fine for time spent in confinement, employed or performing community service. Payment
  • 18-52 — Sec. 18-52a. Hospitalization of persons confined in a correctional facility who require medical care. Payment of expense
  • 18-62. — Sec. 18-62. Sexes to be separated. Exception for cocorrectional facilities. Section 18-62 is repealed, effective July 1,
  • 18-63. — Sec. 18-63. Commitment for failure to pay fine. Upon any conviction for a crime, if the convict fails to pay any fine la
  • 18-64. — Sec. 18-64. Annual jail returns to Welfare Commissioner. Section 18-64 is repealed.
Title 323 · CT 323 (7 sections)
  • 18-65 — Sec. 18-65a. Confinement of young and teenage women. Any female person between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one years
  • 18-65. — Sec. 18-65. (Formerly Sec. 17-360). Persons confined in institution. Persons over sixteen years of age who have been com
  • 18-66. — Sec. 18-66. Penalty for escape. Section 18-66 is repealed.
  • 18-67. — Sec. 18-67. Detention and return of escaped inmate. Any woman who has escaped from the York Correctional Institution, ma
  • 18-68. — Sec. 18-68. Transfers within institution's limits. The warden of the York Correctional Institution, may transfer any per
  • 18-69 — Sec. 18-69e. Provision of menstrual products. Correctional staff at York Correctional Institution shall, upon request, p
  • 18-69. — Sec. 18-69. Placement of children born to inmates of institution. The warden of the York Correctional Institution, subje
Title 324 · CT 324 (3 sections)
  • 18-72. — Sec. 18-72. Officers' uniforms. Section 18-72 is repealed.
  • 18-73. — Sec. 18-73. (Formerly Sec. 17-389). Confinement of male children and youths. Any male child transferred to the regular c
  • 18-76. — Sec. 18-76. (Formerly Sec. 17-392). Supplementary penalty not to be imposed. When a person is sentenced to the John R. M
Title 325 · CT 325 (39 sections)
  • 18-100 — Sec. 18-100j. Pilot treatment program for methadone maintenance and other drug therapies. Not later than October 1, 2013
  • 18-100. — Sec. 18-100. Work-release and education-release programs. Transfer to correctional institution, halfway house, group hom
  • 18-101 — Sec. 18-101k. Funding. (a) In establishing the level of funds in each service area, and funds available for each service
  • 18-101. — Sec. 18-101. Disposition of inmate compensation. (a) Whenever any inmate to whom privileges have been granted under sect
  • 18-78 — Sec. 18-78b. Victim Services Unit. Duties and responsibilities. There is established a Victim Services Unit within the D
  • 18-78. — Sec. 18-78. Composition of department. There is established a state Department of Correction which shall consist of all
  • 18-79. — Sec. 18-79. Council of Correction. Section 18-79 is repealed.
  • 18-80. — Sec. 18-80. Commissioner. In accordance with the provisions of sections 4-5 to 4-8, inclusive, the Governor shall appoin
  • 18-81 — Sec. 18-81qq. Office of the Correction Ombuds. (a)(1) There is, within the Office of Governmental Accountability establi
  • 18-81. — Sec. 18-81. Duties of commissioner. The Commissioner of Correction shall administer, coordinate and control the operatio
  • 18-82 — Sec. 18-82a. Parole officer training on resilience and self-care techniques. In consultation with the Department of Ment
  • 18-82. — Sec. 18-82. Administrators of correctional institutions: Appointment, removal and qualifications. The Commissioner of Co
  • 18-83. — Sec. 18-83. Acceptance of bequests, devises and gifts. The Commissioner of Correction may accept and receive, on behalf
  • 18-84 — Sec. 18-84a. Discharge savings accounts. Regulations. Section 18-84a is repealed, effective October 1, 2018.
  • 18-84. — Sec. 18-84. “Inmate” and “prisoner” defined. The terms “inmate” and “prisoner”, as used in this title and sections 54-12
  • 18-85 — Sec. 18-85c. State's claim against person's estate for repayment of costs of incarceration. Property subject to recovery
  • 18-85. — Sec. 18-85. Compensation of persons who are incarcerated. Deposit in account. Disbursement priorities. (a) The Commissio
  • 18-86 — Sec. 18-86e. Reentry employment advisory committee. (a) There is established a reentry employment advisory committee tha
  • 18-86. — Sec. 18-86. Transfers between institutions of department. The commissioner may transfer any inmate of any of the institu
  • 18-87 — Sec. 18-87m. Alternatives to Incarceration Advisory Committee: Membership, duties, report. Commissioner to implement alt
  • 18-87. — Sec. 18-87. Transfers to other state institutions and to the executive director of the Court Support Services Division o
  • 18-88 — Sec. 18-88a. Correction Industries Revolving Fund, charge for fringe benefits prohibited. The Comptroller shall not char
  • 18-88. — Sec. 18-88. (Formerly Sec. 18-14). Industrial activities. State agencies required to purchase necessary products from in
  • 18-89. — Sec. 18-89. (Formerly Sec. 18-9). Contracts for labor; public institutions. No contract or agreement shall be made for t
  • 18-90 — Sec. 18-90e. Preparation for and administration of commercial driver's license knowledge tests in institution or facilit
  • 18-90. — Sec. 18-90. (Formerly Sec. 18-10). Prisoners; employment restricted. Section 18-90 is repealed.
  • 18-91 — Sec. 18-91a. International transfer or exchange of prisoners. (a) If a treaty between the United States and a foreign co
  • 18-91. — Sec. 18-91. (Formerly Sec. 18-16). Use of correctional institutions by United States. Removal of inmates to federal inst
  • 18-92. — Sec. 18-92. Expiration of term on Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday. When the term of any inmate of any institution of t
  • 18-93. — Sec. 18-93. Rules re clothing, transportation, grants and loans to discharged persons. The Commissioner of Correction ma
  • 18-94. — Sec. 18-94. (Formerly Sec. 17-16). Retention of inmates with sexually transmitted disease in correctional or charitable
  • 18-95. — Sec. 18-95. (Formerly Sec. 17-18). Compensation for injuries of inmates of state correctional and reformatory institutio
  • 18-96 — Sec. 18-96b. Restrictive housing status and isolated confinement for incarcerated persons. Reports. (a) As used in this
  • 18-96. — Sec. 18-96. (Formerly Sec. 18-22). Proceedings on discharge of mentally ill prisoners. Section 18-96 is repealed, effect
  • 18-97. — Sec. 18-97. Confinement under a mittimus: Presentence confinement credit prior to July 1, 1981. Any person receiving a f
  • 18-98 — Sec. 18-98g. General offender sentencing information made publically available. The Department of Correction shall make
  • 18-98. — Sec. 18-98. Confinement where bail unobtainable: Presentence confinement credit prior to July 1, 1981. Any person who ha
  • 18-99 — Sec. 18-99b. Powers of district. Cooperation with federal government. Provision of menstrual products. (a) The school di
  • 18-99. — Sec. 18-99. Camp for community correctional center, Connecticut Correctional Institution, Cheshire, and School for Boys
Title 326 · CT 326 (3 sections)
  • 18-102. — Sec. 18-102. New England Interstate Corrections Compact. The New England Interstate Corrections Compact is hereby enacte
  • 18-103. — Sec. 18-103. Designation of state authorities and officials. As used in paragraph (a) of Article IV of the New England I
  • 18-104. — Sec. 18-104. Administration of compact. The Commissioner of Correction shall administer the provisions of this compact,
Title 327 · CT 327 (3 sections)
  • 18-105. — Sec. 18-105. Short title: Interstate Corrections Compact. This chapter may be cited as the “Interstate Corrections Compa
  • 18-106. — Sec. 18-106. Compact. The Interstate Corrections Compact is hereby enacted into law and entered into by this state with
  • 18-107. — Sec. 18-107. Duty of Commissioner of Correction. The Commissioner of Correction is authorized and directed to do all thi
Title 369 · CT 369 (2 sections)
  • 20-1. — Sec. 20-1. Healing arts defined. The practice of the healing arts means the practice of medicine, chiropractic, podiatry
  • 20-7 — Sec. 20-7i. Medical debt. Definition. Prohibition on reporting by health care provider to credit rating agency. (a) As u
Title 370 · CT 370 (13 sections)
  • 20-10 — Sec. 20-10e. State and national fingerprint-based criminal history records check of physicians applying for licensure in
  • 20-10. — Sec. 20-10. Qualification for licensure. Except as provided in section 20-12, each person applying for a license under s
  • 20-11 — Sec. 20-11b. Professional liability insurance required. Reports from insurance companies. Exception to insurance require
  • 20-11. — Sec. 20-11. Examination; fee. The Department of Public Health under the supervision of the Connecticut Medical Examining
  • 20-12 — Sec. 20-12n. Homeopathic physicians. (a) As used in this section, “homeopathic physician” means a physician who prescrib
  • 20-12. — Sec. 20-12. Licensure without examination. Limited practice based on out-of-state or military license. (a) Except as her
  • 20-13 — Sec. 20-13l. Notification of criminal charges against physicians. Investigation. The Office of the Chief State's Attorne
  • 20-13. — Sec. 20-13. Issuance of license. Any person who has complied with the provisions of section 20-10 or section 20-12, and
  • 20-14 — Sec. 20-14s. Treatment agreement required for prescription of opioid drugs for duration greater than twelve weeks. A pre
  • 20-14. — Sec. 20-14. Exceptions. Prescription in English. Penalties. No provision of this section, sections 20-9 to 20-13, inclus
  • 20-8 — Sec. 20-8a. Connecticut Medical Examining Board. Medical hearing panels. (a) There shall be within the Department of Pub
  • 20-8. — Sec. 20-8. Connecticut Homeopathic Medical Examining Board. Section 20-8 is repealed, effective October 1, 2013.
  • 20-9. — Sec. 20-9. Who may practice medicine or surgery. (a) No person shall, for compensation, gain or reward, received or expe
Title 371 · CT 371 (2 sections)
  • 20-15. — Sec. 20-15. Connecticut Osteopathic Examining Board. Section 20-15 is repealed, effective October 1, 1999.
  • 20-16. — Sec. 20-16. Meetings. Record of proceedings. Quorum. Section 20-16 is repealed.
Title 372 · CT 372 (9 sections)
  • 20-24. — Sec. 20-24. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-25. — Sec. 20-25. Examining board. The State Board of Chiropractic Examiners shall consist of seven members, four of whom shal
  • 20-26. — Sec. 20-26. Meetings of board. Powers and duties. Section 20-26 is repealed.
  • 20-27. — Sec. 20-27. License. (a) Required. No person shall engage in the practice of chiropractic in this state until he has obt
  • 20-28 — Sec. 20-28b. Professional liability insurance required, when. Amount of insurance. Reporting requirements. (a) Each pers
  • 20-28. — Sec. 20-28. Examination. Scope of practice. (a) The examination provided for in section 20-27 shall consist of both a wr
  • 20-29. — Sec. 20-29. Disciplinary action. Grounds. The Board of Chiropractic Examiners may take any of the actions set forth in s
  • 20-32. — Sec. 20-32. Use of names and titles. Continuing education. Regulations. (a) No licensee under the provisions of this cha
  • 20-33. — Sec. 20-33. Penalties. Any person, except a physician or surgeon licensed under the provisions of chapter 370, who pract
Title 373 · CT 373 (13 sections)
  • 20-34. — Sec. 20-34. Practice defined. (a) The practice of naturopathy means the science, art and practice of healing by natural
  • 20-35. — Sec. 20-35. Examining board. The State Board of Naturopathic Examiners shall continue to consist of three members, two o
  • 20-36. — Sec. 20-36. Meetings. Powers and duties of examining board. Section 20-36 is repealed.
  • 20-37 — Sec. 20-37b. License by endorsement. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 20-37, the Department of Public Health ma
  • 20-37. — Sec. 20-37. Licensure. Examination. Fees. No person shall engage in the practice of naturopathy in this state until he h
  • 20-38. — Sec. 20-38. Receipts to be credited to General Fund. Section 20-38 is repealed.
  • 20-39 — Sec. 20-39a. Professional liability insurance required, when. Amount of insurance. Reporting requirements. (a) Each pers
  • 20-39. — Sec. 20-39. Subjects of examination. Each applicant for the certificate of registration provided for in section 20-37 sh
  • 20-40. — Sec. 20-40. Refusal of license. Disciplinary grounds. Said department may refuse to grant a license to practice naturopa
  • 20-41 — Sec. 20-41a. Continuing education: Definitions; contact hours; attestation; record-keeping; exemptions, waivers and exte
  • 20-41. — Sec. 20-41. Renewal of licenses. Fee. Section 20-41 is repealed.
  • 20-42 — Sec. 20-42a. Delegation of colon hydrotherapy services. Penalty. (a) For purposes of this section “colon hydrotherapist”
  • 20-42. — Sec. 20-42. Penalties. Any person, except a licensed naturopath or a physician or surgeon licensed under the provisions
Title 374 · CT 374 (1 sections)
  • 20-45. — Sec. 20-45. Suspension, revocation or annulment of license. Disciplinary proceedings. The license of any licensed practi
Title 375 · CT 375 (14 sections)
  • 20-50 — Sec. 20-50a. Requirements for surgery. Podiatric surgery requiring an anesthetic other than a local anesthetic shall be
  • 20-50. — Sec. 20-50. Podiatric medicine defined. “Podiatric medicine” means the diagnosis and treatment, including medical and su
  • 20-51. — Sec. 20-51. Examining board: Appointment and qualifications. The Connecticut Board of Examiners in Podiatry shall consis
  • 20-54 — Sec. 20-54a. Convening of panel to establish protocol for permitting certain licensed podiatrists to perform total ankle
  • 20-54. — Sec. 20-54. Qualifications for general practice, medical and nonsurgical treatment of the ankle and surgical treatment o
  • 20-55. — Sec. 20-55. Examinations. Fees. The Department of Public Health shall hold examinations under the supervision of the boa
  • 20-56. — Sec. 20-56. List of practitioners to be filed. The board shall file with the department a list of the practitioners of p
  • 20-57. — Sec. 20-57. Licensure without examination. The Department of Public Health may accept a certificate issued by the Nation
  • 20-58 — Sec. 20-58a. Professional liability insurance required, when. Amount of insurance. Reporting requirements. (a) Each pers
  • 20-58. — Sec. 20-58. Transmittal of certificate to Department of Health Services. License. Section 20-58 is repealed.
  • 20-59. — Sec. 20-59. Disciplinary action by board; grounds. The board may take any of the actions set forth in section 19a-17 for
  • 20-63. — Sec. 20-63. Title “Doctor” not to be used. No person granted a certificate under this chapter shall display or use the t
  • 20-64. — Sec. 20-64. Ownership or operation of office. Section 20-64 is repealed.
  • 20-65. — Sec. 20-65. Penalty. Any person, except a licensed podiatrist, a licensed naturopathic physician or a physician or surge
Title 376 · CT 376 (11 sections)
  • 20-66. — Sec. 20-66. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-67. — Sec. 20-67. Board of Examiners for Physical Therapists. The Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Physical Therapists
  • 20-68. — Sec. 20-68. Meetings. Powers and duties of board, its members and Department of Public Health. The Board of Examiners fo
  • 20-69. — Sec. 20-69. Salaries and expenses. Section 20-69 is repealed.
  • 20-70 — Sec. 20-70a. Practice pending examination results for graduates of foreign physical therapy schools. Any applicant for e
  • 20-70. — Sec. 20-70. Qualifications for examination for licensure. Practice pending examination results. Reexamination. (a)(1) An
  • 20-71. — Sec. 20-71. Licensure without examination. Physical therapists and physical therapy assistants. Exceptions. (a) The Depa
  • 20-72. — Sec. 20-72. List of registrants. Section 20-72 is repealed.
  • 20-73 — Sec. 20-73f. State and national fingerprint-based criminal records check for physical therapists and physical therapist
  • 20-73. — Sec. 20-73. Licensure required for practice and use of title. Practice regulated. Fraud in obtaining licensure. Revocati
  • 20-74. — Sec. 20-74. Construction. Administration by commissioner. (a) No provision of this chapter shall confer any authority to
Title 377 · CT 377 (1 sections)
  • 20-86 — Sec. 20-86i. Temporary practice of graduates of nurse-midwifery programs. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to
Title 378 · CT 378 (23 sections)
  • 20-100. — Sec. 20-100. Notice to Department of Health Services. Section 20-100 is repealed.
  • 20-101 — Sec. 20-101d. Covenants not to compete involving advanced practice registered nurse. (a) For purposes of this section: (
  • 20-101. — Sec. 20-101. Construction of chapter. Permitted practices. Temporary practice. No provision of this chapter shall confer
  • 20-102 — Sec. 20-102a. Appearance before board concerning application. Any applicant for licensure under this chapter may present
  • 20-102. — Sec. 20-102. Penalty. No person shall, for remuneration, (1) practice nursing, as defined in subsection (a) of section 2
  • 20-87 — Sec. 20-87a. Definitions. Scope of practice. (a) The practice of nursing by a registered nurse is defined as the process
  • 20-87. — Sec. 20-87. Definitions. Section 20-87 is repealed.
  • 20-88. — Sec. 20-88. State Board of Examiners for Nursing. (a) The Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Nursing shall consist
  • 20-89. — Sec. 20-89. Salaries and expenses. Section 20-89 is repealed.
  • 20-90 — Sec. 20-90a. Pilot program offering licensed practical nursing education and training. Application process. Review and c
  • 20-90. — Sec. 20-90. Duties of board. (a) The Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Nursing shall have the following duties: (
  • 20-91 — Sec. 20-91a. Federal funds. The State Board of Examiners for Nursing is designated as the state agency to receive and ad
  • 20-91. — Sec. 20-91. Awards in aid of nursing education. Section 20-91 is repealed.
  • 20-92. — Sec. 20-92. Examinations. The Department of Public Health, with the advice and consent of the board shall prescribe exam
  • 20-93. — Sec. 20-93. Qualifications for examination. Licensure. Fee. Any person who shows to the satisfaction of the department t
  • 20-94 — Sec. 20-94e. Registered nurses and licensed practical nurses. Training or education requirement. (a) As used in this sec
  • 20-94. — Sec. 20-94. Licensure without examination. Limited period for licensure without examination for advanced practice regist
  • 20-95. — Sec. 20-95. Use of title “registered nurse”. A graduate nurse who has received such certificate of registration shall be
  • 20-96. — Sec. 20-96. Licensure as practical nurse. Examinations. Any person who holds a certificate from a nursing program approv
  • 20-97. — Sec. 20-97. Licensure without examination. Temporary permit. (a) Any person who is licensed at the time of application a
  • 20-98. — Sec. 20-98. Use of title “practical nurse”. A person who has received such a certificate shall be known as a “licensed p
  • 20-99 — Sec. 20-99d. Converting multistate license to single-state license. (a) As used in this section, “home state”, “licensin
  • 20-99. — Sec. 20-99. Improper professional conduct. Hearing. Appeal. Prohibited conduct. (a) The Board of Examiners for Nursing s
Title 379 · CT 379 (25 sections)
  • 20-103 — Sec. 20-103a. State Dental Commission. (a) The State Dental Commission shall consist of nine members appointed by the Go
  • 20-103. — Sec. 20-103. Dental commissioners. Section 20-103 is repealed.
  • 20-106 — Sec. 20-106a. Designation of limited practice. No licensed and registered dentist shall designate in any manner that he
  • 20-106. — Sec. 20-106. License. No person shall engage in the practice of dentistry or dental medicine unless such person has firs
  • 20-107. — Sec. 20-107. Application for license. Graduates of foreign dental schools. (a) Each application for a license to practic
  • 20-108. — Sec. 20-108. Examination of applicants in lieu of one year of postdoctoral general practice or residency program. The St
  • 20-109. — Sec. 20-109. Fee for examination. Upon the payment of a fee of five hundred sixty-five dollars by an applicant, the Depa
  • 20-110. — Sec. 20-110. Licenses to out-of-state applicants. The Department of Public Health may, upon receipt of an application an
  • 20-112 — Sec. 20-112a. Dental assistants and expanded function dental assistants. (a) As used in this section:
  • 20-113 — Sec. 20-113b. Renewal of license by person who practices dentistry for no fee. Any person who practices dentistry for no
  • 20-113. — Sec. 20-113. Display of license. The license for the current year shall be displayed conspicuously in the office, place
  • 20-114. — Sec. 20-114. Disciplinary action by Dental Commission concerning dentists and dental hygienists. (a) The Dental Commissi
  • 20-118. — Sec. 20-118. Dentist removing from state. Any licensed dentist changing his residence or place of business to another st
  • 20-119. — Sec. 20-119. Employer to file list of dentists and hygienists with commission. Section 20-119 is repealed.
  • 20-120. — Sec. 20-120. Practice of dentistry in clinics, schools of dentistry and state institutions. (a) Any graduate of a recogn
  • 20-121. — Sec. 20-121. Operation of dental offices. Section 20-121 is repealed.
  • 20-122 — Sec. 20-122c. Inspection of authorization files by Department of Public Health. The Department of Public Health or its a
  • 20-122. — Sec. 20-122. Ownership and operation of offices by unlicensed persons or by corporations. Penalty. Exception. (a) No per
  • 20-123 — Sec. 20-123c. Point-of-service test for HbA1c percentage. (a) As used in this section:
  • 20-123. — Sec. 20-123. Scope of practice of dentistry. Activities restricted to licensed dentists. Extended scope of practice for
  • 20-124 — Sec. 20-124a. Dental referral services: Disclosure of acceptance of fee for referral required. It shall be an unfair or
  • 20-124. — Sec. 20-124. False representations. No person shall falsely claim to hold a certificate of registration, license, diplom
  • 20-125. — Sec. 20-125. Appeal. Any licensee aggrieved by a final decision of the Dental Commission suspending or revoking any lice
  • 20-126 — Sec. 20-126e. Placement of identifying marks on a dental prosthesis. Responsibilities of dentist. Each dentist licensed
  • 20-126. — Sec. 20-126. Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a class D felony. Any p
Title 380 · CT 380 (12 sections)
  • 20-127. — Sec. 20-127. Definitions. Scope of practice. License renewal forms. (a) For the purposes of this chapter:
  • 20-128 — Sec. 20-128a. Board of examiners. Regulations. (a) There shall be within the Department of Public Health a Connecticut B
  • 20-128. — Sec. 20-128. Examining board. Section 20-128 is repealed.
  • 20-129. — Sec. 20-129. Regulations. Meetings. Records. Reports. The Commissioner of Public Health, with advice and assistance from
  • 20-130. — Sec. 20-130. Qualifications for practice of optometry. Examination. Fees. Each person, before beginning the practice of
  • 20-132 — Sec. 20-132a. Definitions. Renewal of licenses. Continuing education. Exceptions. (a) For purposes of this section, “act
  • 20-133 — Sec. 20-133c. Optometrists. Agreements, leases or other contracts. Prohibited provisions. On and after October 1, 2008,
  • 20-133. — Sec. 20-133. Disciplinary action. Grounds. The board may take any of the actions set forth in section 19a-17 after notic
  • 20-136. — Sec. 20-136. Examination of school children. The examination and inspection of school children under the provisions of c
  • 20-137. — Sec. 20-137. Exemption. Use of title “Doctor”. The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to apply to physici
  • 20-138 — Sec. 20-138d. Coverage of services of optometrists under health insurance policies. The provisions of section 20-138b sh
  • 20-138. — Sec. 20-138. Penalty. Section 20-138 is repealed.
Title 381 · CT 381 (29 sections)
  • 20-139 — Sec. 20-139a. Board of Examiners for Opticians. (a) There shall be within the Department of Public Health a Connecticut
  • 20-139. — Sec. 20-139. Purpose and legislative policy. The provisions of this chapter are enacted in the exercise of the police po
  • 20-140 — Sec. 20-140a. Receipts credited to General Fund. All moneys received by the Department of Public Health under the provis
  • 20-140. — Sec. 20-140. Commission of Opticians. Appointment and qualifications. Section 20-140 is repealed.
  • 20-141. — Sec. 20-141. Powers and duties of board and commissioner. (a) The Commissioner of Public Health, with advice and assista
  • 20-142. — Sec. 20-142. Meetings of commission. Section 20-142 is repealed.
  • 20-143. — Sec. 20-143. Commissioner may employ inspectors. Duties of inspectors. The Commissioner of Public Health may, from time
  • 20-144. — Sec. 20-144. Compensation and expenses of commission. Executive secretary. Section 20-144 is repealed.
  • 20-145. — Sec. 20-145. Definition of licensed optician. A licensed optician, for the purposes of this chapter, shall be defined as
  • 20-146 — Sec. 20-146a. Registration of inmates as apprentices. Credit toward licensure. Any inmate employed in an optical shop es
  • 20-146. — Sec. 20-146. Licensed opticians; examinations, continuing education requirements. Licensure without examination. (a) Exc
  • 20-147 — Sec. 20-147a. Students enrolled in opticianry programs. Notwithstanding any provisions of this chapter to the contrary,
  • 20-147. — Sec. 20-147. Waiver of requirements in case of veterans. The department may, in its discretion, suspend any of the provi
  • 20-148. — Sec. 20-148. Qualifications of assistant licensed opticians and assistant mechanical opticians. Section 20-148 is repeal
  • 20-149. — Sec. 20-149. License fees. Renewal. A license under the provisions of this chapter shall be given under the hand of the
  • 20-150. — Sec. 20-150. Where optical goods may be sold. Exception. Unfair trade practice. (a) No optical glasses or kindred produc
  • 20-151. — Sec. 20-151. Optical selling permits. (a) Any licensed optician and any optical department in any establishment, office
  • 20-152. — Sec. 20-152. Optical retail vendor permit. Section 20-152 is repealed.
  • 20-153 — Sec. 20-153a. Lens and frame requirements. (a) No person shall sell, distribute or deliver any eyeglasses or sunglasses
  • 20-153. — Sec. 20-153. Optical permit. Product; standards of quality. The department may grant annually, upon the filing of an app
  • 20-154. — Sec. 20-154. Regulations concerning licenses and permits. Disciplinary action; grounds. The Commissioner of Public Healt
  • 20-155. — Sec. 20-155. Complaints concerning license or permit holders. Section 20-155 is repealed.
  • 20-156. — Sec. 20-156. Appeal. Any licensee or permittee aggrieved by a final decision of the board under section 19a-17 may appea
  • 20-157. — Sec. 20-157. License and permit to be conspicuously displayed. Each person practicing as a licensed optician and each ho
  • 20-158. — Sec. 20-158. Restricted use of license or permit. Each licensee or permittee licensed under the provisions of this chapt
  • 20-159. — Sec. 20-159. Apprentices to register; certification by employer. Each person entering into employment in an optical offi
  • 20-160. — Sec. 20-160. Deceptive ownership or management of optical establishments. Misuse of designations. Any person, firm or co
  • 20-161. — Sec. 20-161. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter, for the violation of which no other penalty
  • 20-162. — Sec. 20-162. Exceptions for certified optometrists and physicians and surgeons. The provisions of this chapter shall not
Title 382 · CT 382 (21 sections)
  • 20-163. — Sec. 20-163. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-572.
  • 20-164 — Sec. 20-164b. Regulations re storage and retrieval of prescription information. Obsolete.
  • 20-164. — Sec. 20-164. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-576.
  • 20-165. — Sec. 20-165. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-573.
  • 20-166. — Sec. 20-166. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-610.
  • 20-167. — Sec. 20-167. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-580.
  • 20-170. — Sec. 20-170. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part II, Sec. 20-590.
  • 20-171. — Sec. 20-171. Renewal of license as assistant pharmacist. Section 20-171 is repealed.
  • 20-172. — Sec. 20-172. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part II, Sec. 20-593.
  • 20-175 — Sec. 20-175b. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-611.
  • 20-175. — Sec. 20-175. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-579.
  • 20-176. — Sec. 20-176. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-582.
  • 20-177. — Sec. 20-177. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part II, Sec. 20-598.
  • 20-178. — Sec. 20-178. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-606.
  • 20-179. — Sec. 20-179. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-577.
  • 20-180 — Sec. 20-180a. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-622.
  • 20-180. — Sec. 20-180. Practicing physicians and dentists excepted. Sale of certain drugs restricted. Section 20-180 is repealed.
  • 20-184 — Sec. 20-184a. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-571.
  • 20-184. — Sec. 20-184. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-609.
  • 20-185 — Sec. 20-185a. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part III, Sec. 20-619.
  • 20-185. — Sec. 20-185. Transferred to Chapter 400j, Part I, Sec. 20-581.
Title 383 · CT 383 (14 sections)
  • 20-186 — Sec. 20-186a. Duties of board of examiners. The Board of Examiners of Psychologists shall (1) hear and decide matters co
  • 20-186. — Sec. 20-186. Board of examiners. (a) The Board of Examiners of Psychologists shall consist of five members appointed by
  • 20-187 — Sec. 20-187c. State and national fingerprint-based criminal history records check of psychologists. The Commissioner of
  • 20-187. — Sec. 20-187. Report. Secretary. Conduct of investigations. Section 20-187 is repealed.
  • 20-188. — Sec. 20-188. Examination; qualifications. Before granting a license to a psychologist, the department shall, except as p
  • 20-189. — Sec. 20-189. Graduation from approved education program required. Applicants shall graduate from an education program ap
  • 20-190. — Sec. 20-190. Licensure by endorsement. Waiver of examination. Fee. An applicant for licensure by endorsement shall prese
  • 20-191 — Sec. 20-191d. Doctoral-level psychology provider. Temporary permit. Fee. On and after February 1, 2024, the Department o
  • 20-191. — Sec. 20-191. Certification without examination of applicants with three years' experience. Section 20-191 is repealed.
  • 20-192. — Sec. 20-192. Disciplinary action; grounds; appeals. The board may take any action set forth in section 19a-17, if the li
  • 20-193. — Sec. 20-193. False representation. Penalties. Any person not licensed as provided in this chapter who, except as provide
  • 20-194 — Sec. 20-194a. Hospital or health care facility staff privileges allowed. Any hospital or health care facility may allow
  • 20-194. — Sec. 20-194. Right to practice medicine not granted. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to grant to licensed psy
  • 20-195. — Sec. 20-195. Exempted activities and employment. (a) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit the activities
Title 384 · CT 384 (15 sections)
  • 20-196 — Sec. 20-196c. Transfer of board personnel from Department of Consumer Protection to Department of Health Services. Secti
  • 20-196. — Sec. 20-196. Connecticut Board of Veterinary Medicine. (a) There shall be a Connecticut Board of Veterinary Medicine. Th
  • 20-197. — Sec. 20-197. License required. Practice defined. Veterinarian-client-patient relationship. Requirement. (a) No person sh
  • 20-198. — Sec. 20-198. Qualifications for examination. Approved schools. Denial of eligibility for licensure. (a) No person shall
  • 20-199. — Sec. 20-199. Examination. Fee. No person shall be issued a license until such person has taken and passed, with a minimu
  • 20-200. — Sec. 20-200. Issuance of license or temporary permit to persons licensed to practice in another state or territory. (a)
  • 20-201 — Sec. 20-201a. Continuing education: Definitions; contact hours; attestation; record-keeping; exemptions, waivers and ext
  • 20-201. — Sec. 20-201. Renewal of license. Said department shall, annually in accordance with the provisions of section 19a-88, is
  • 20-202. — Sec. 20-202. Disciplinary action; grounds. After notice and opportunity for hearing as provided in the regulations estab
  • 20-203. — Sec. 20-203. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by a final decision of said board taken under section 19a-17 may appeal theref
  • 20-204 — Sec. 20-204b. Reporting of animal fighting for amusement or gain to law enforcement agency or animal control officer. (a
  • 20-204. — Sec. 20-204. Charges against veterinarian. Section 20-204 is repealed.
  • 20-205 — Sec. 20-205b. Euthanization of cat or dog by licensed veterinarian. Exceptions. Penalty. Defense. (a) Whenever any cat o
  • 20-205. — Sec. 20-205. When provisions not applicable. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to any (1) person in governm
  • 20-206. — Sec. 20-206. Penalty. (a) Any person who practices veterinary medicine, surgery or dentistry in violation of any of the
Title 385 · CT 385 (33 sections)
  • 20-207. — Sec. 20-207. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms shall have
  • 20-208. — Sec. 20-208. Examining board. (a) The board shall consist of five members, who shall be residents of the state, three of
  • 20-209 — Sec. 20-209a. Duties of board. The Board of Examiners of Embalmers and Funeral Directors shall (1) hear and decide matte
  • 20-209. — Sec. 20-209. Powers and duties. Oath. Section 20-209 is repealed.
  • 20-210. — Sec. 20-210. Compensation of members; secretary. Section 20-210 is repealed.
  • 20-211 — Sec. 20-211a. Reciprocal agreements waiving apprenticeships. The Connecticut Board of Examiners of Embalmers and Funeral
  • 20-211. — Sec. 20-211. Regulations. The Commissioner of Public Health, with advice and assistance from the board, shall from time
  • 20-212. — Sec. 20-212. Embalming, care and disposal of bodies restricted. No person, except a licensed embalmer, shall inject any
  • 20-213. — Sec. 20-213. Embalmer's license. Examination. Fee. Out-of-state licensees. (a)(1) After a registered apprentice embalmer
  • 20-214. — Sec. 20-214. Examination questions. Examinations for the purpose of examining applicants for licenses as embalmers shall
  • 20-215. — Sec. 20-215. Affidavit re preparation or embalming of body. No licensed embalmer shall sign an affidavit attesting the p
  • 20-216. — Sec. 20-216. Medical examiner's permission for embalming. No person shall inject any fluid or substance into the body of
  • 20-217. — Sec. 20-217. Funeral director's license. Examination. Fee. Out-of-state licensees. (a) When a registered apprentice fune
  • 20-218. — Sec. 20-218. Display of licenses. Each license shall be signed by the Commissioner of Public Health or his designee, and
  • 20-219 — Sec. 20-219a. Continuing education requirements. (a) As used in this section: (1) “Licensee” means a funeral director or
  • 20-219. — Sec. 20-219. Renewal. Section 20-219 is repealed.
  • 20-220. — Sec. 20-220. Requirements for engaging in funeral directing business. Exemption. Except as provided in section 20-223, n
  • 20-221. — Sec. 20-221. Employment of embalmers. Each holder of a funeral director's license issued in accordance with the provisio
  • 20-222 — Sec. 20-222c. Transfer of ownership. Notice requirements. Upon the transfer of more than a fifty per cent ownership shar
  • 20-222. — Sec. 20-222. Funeral home license. Hearing; appeal. Record-keeping requirements. (a) No person, firm, partnership or cor
  • 20-223. — Sec. 20-223. Embalmers may act as funeral directors. Any embalmer's license issued by the Department of Public Health sh
  • 20-224. — Sec. 20-224. Employment of assistants and registered apprentices. Apprentice registration. (a) The provisions of section
  • 20-225. — Sec. 20-225. Registration of students. Section 20-225 is repealed.
  • 20-226. — Sec. 20-226. Lists of licensees and students to be filed with town clerks. Section 20-226 is repealed, effective July 6,
  • 20-227 — Sec. 20-227a. Conditions for prohibition of disciplinary action for invalidation of examination score. (a) Notwithstandi
  • 20-227. — Sec. 20-227. Disciplinary action; grounds; appeals. The Department of Public Health may refuse to grant a license or the
  • 20-228. — Sec. 20-228. Reinstatement of registration or license of veteran. Any person who has served in the armed forces of the U
  • 20-229. — Sec. 20-229. Reciprocal agreements. The Commissioner of Public Health may enter into an agreement with the corresponding
  • 20-230 — Sec. 20-230e. Service of nonalcoholic beverages and packaged food at a funeral home. Any person engaged in the business
  • 20-230. — Sec. 20-230. Business not to be conducted in cemetery or on tax-exempt property. Exemption. No person, firm, association
  • 20-231. — Sec. 20-231. Misleading statement by license applicant; penalty. (a) No applicant for an embalmer's license or a funeral
  • 20-232. — Sec. 20-232. Disposition of fees and fines. All fees collected and fines paid under the provisions of this chapter shall
  • 20-233. — Sec. 20-233. Penalty. Any person, firm, corporation or partnership, or his or its agent or representative, who violates
Title 386 · CT 386 (15 sections)
  • 20-234. — Sec. 20-234. Practice of barbering defined. The following-described practices, when done upon the head, face and neck fo
  • 20-235 — Sec. 20-235a. Barbers, hairdressers and cosmeticians; examining board. There shall be within the Department of Public He
  • 20-235. — Sec. 20-235. Examining board. Appointment. Powers and duties. Section 20-235 is repealed.
  • 20-236. — Sec. 20-236. Qualifications for license as barber. Licensure without examination. Barber schools. Minimum curriculum req
  • 20-237. — Sec. 20-237. Registration as barber; qualifications; examination. Section 20-237 is repealed.
  • 20-238. — Sec. 20-238. Disciplinary action; grounds. Requirement for operation of shop. (a) No person shall practice the occupatio
  • 20-239. — Sec. 20-239. Expiration of license; renewal; fee. All licenses issued to master barbers by the Department of Public Heal
  • 20-240. — Sec. 20-240. Registration of barber shops. Fee. Revocation. Section 20-240 is repealed.
  • 20-241. — Sec. 20-241. Inspection of barber shops and schools. Posting of license. All barber shops and barber schools shall be in
  • 20-242. — Sec. 20-242. Regulations. The Commissioner of Public Health, with advice and assistance from the board of examiners esta
  • 20-243. — Sec. 20-243. Regulations concerning sterilizing of tools. Sanitation. The Commissioner of Public Health, with advice and
  • 20-244. — Sec. 20-244. Sanitary appliances and equipment. No barber shop and no barber shop in any school, college, private or pub
  • 20-247. — Sec. 20-247. Appeals. Any person aggrieved by a final decision of said board or the Department of Public Health may appe
  • 20-248. — Sec. 20-248. Exceptions. Nothing in this chapter shall prohibit any resident of the Veterans Residential Services facili
  • 20-249. — Sec. 20-249. Penalty. Any licensed master barber who fails to comply with any regulation adopted under this chapter shal
Title 387 · CT 387 (20 sections)
  • 20-250. — Sec. 20-250. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-251. — Sec. 20-251. Department of Health Services to supervise hairdressing and cosmetology. Section 20-251 is repealed.
  • 20-252 — Sec. 20-252a. Credit for out-of-state training. Section 20-252a is repealed, effective October 1, 2004.
  • 20-252. — Sec. 20-252. Licenses. Examinations. Notification of possible examination accommodations. (a) No person shall engage in
  • 20-253. — Sec. 20-253. License and examination fees. Display of license. Renewal. License or examination fees shall be paid to the
  • 20-254. — Sec. 20-254. License without examination. (a) Any person who holds a license at the time of application as a registered
  • 20-255 — Sec. 20-255a. Guest permit to operate at educational show. Any person who is licensed to perform hairdressing or cosmeto
  • 20-255. — Sec. 20-255. Examinations for out-of-state licensees. Section 20-255 is repealed.
  • 20-256. — Sec. 20-256. Renewal of licenses of persons in armed forces. Any person who held a license to practice hairdressing and
  • 20-257. — Sec. 20-257. License not to be loaned. Aiding unlicensed practitioner. Any registered hairdresser and cosmetician licens
  • 20-258. — Sec. 20-258. Inspection of shops. Requirement for operation of shop. All hairdressing shops shall be inspected regarding
  • 20-259. — Sec. 20-259. Management of establishments. Each hairdressing shop, store or place shall be under the management of a reg
  • 20-260. — Sec. 20-260. Practice by unlicensed person. No person may engage in the cutting, styling or arranging of hair in any hai
  • 20-261. — Sec. 20-261. Licenses for manicuring. Section 20-261 is repealed.
  • 20-262. — Sec. 20-262. Schools for instruction. Approval. Change of location or ownership. Minimum curriculum requirements. Electi
  • 20-263. — Sec. 20-263. Disciplinary action; grounds. The commissioner or a representative designated by the commissioner may inves
  • 20-264. — Sec. 20-264. Appeal. Section 20-264 is repealed.
  • 20-265 — Sec. 20-265i. Construction of chapter re practice of hairdressing and cosmetology or barbering. Nothing in sections 20-2
  • 20-265. — Sec. 20-265. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 20-252 to 20-263, inclusive, for the violation o
  • 20-266. — Sec. 20-266. Fair practices. Section 20-266 is repealed.
Title 388 · CT 388 (13 sections)
  • 20-267. — Sec. 20-267. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-268. — Sec. 20-268. Board of examiners. There shall be in the department a Board of Examiners of Electrologists, composed of fi
  • 20-269. — Sec. 20-269. Powers and duties of board. Assistance to be rendered by Department of Public Health. The department shall
  • 20-270. — Sec. 20-270. Licenses; examinations; disciplinary action; grounds. No person shall engage in the practice of electrology
  • 20-271. — Sec. 20-271. Disciplinary action; grounds. The license of any electrologist in this state may be revoked or suspended by
  • 20-272. — Sec. 20-272. Hearing and procedure in disciplinary action. On receipt of a written charge by the department, the practit
  • 20-273. — Sec. 20-273. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by a final decision of the board or the department may appeal therefrom in acc
  • 20-274. — Sec. 20-274. Restoration of right to practice. Section 20-274 is repealed.
  • 20-275. — Sec. 20-275. Renewal of licenses. Continuing education requirements. (a) Each person licensed under the provisions of th
  • 20-276. — Sec. 20-276. Display of license and certificate. Use of titles. Each person licensed under the provisions of this chapte
  • 20-277. — Sec. 20-277. Scope of chapter. No provision of this chapter shall be construed to confer any authority to practice medic
  • 20-278 — Sec. 20-278a. Operation of offices; prohibitions. Section 20-278a is repealed.
  • 20-278. — Sec. 20-278. Prohibited acts. No person shall: (1) Buy, sell or fraudulently obtain or furnish any diploma, certificate,
Title 389 · CT 389 (5 sections)
  • 20-279 — Sec. 20-279b. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 20-280 to 20-281n, inclusive:
  • 20-280 — Sec. 20-280e. Connecticut Certified Public Accountant's Certificate: Issuance, qualifications, requirements, prohibition
  • 20-280. — Sec. 20-280. Board of Accountancy. Members' terms. Meetings. Seal. Maintenance of registry. Printing of directory. Power
  • 20-281 — Sec. 20-281n. Practice privilege: Qualifications; rendering of services in this state; conditions of privilege; discipli
  • 20-281. — Sec. 20-281. Permit to practice. Quality review. (a) No firm shall practice public accountancy in this state unless such
Title 390 · CT 390 (14 sections)
  • 1-19 — Sec. 1-19 construed in conjunction with provisions of chapter so as not to defeat statutory objectives of board. 4 Conn.
  • 20-288. — Sec. 20-288. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-289 — Sec. 20-289a. Public Works Commissioner to perform fiscal duties of and provide clerical assistance to board. Section 20
  • 20-289. — Sec. 20-289. Architectural Licensing Board in the Department of Consumer Protection. Regulation and licensure of archite
  • 20-290. — Sec. 20-290. Use of title “architect”. In order to safeguard life, health and property, no person shall practice archite
  • 20-291. — Sec. 20-291. Examination. (a) No person shall receive a license under the provisions of this chapter until such person h
  • 20-292. — Sec. 20-292. Renewal of license. Fees. Architect Emeritus registration. Continuing professional education requirements a
  • 20-293. — Sec. 20-293. Seal. Each architect shall have a seal approved by the board, which shall contain the name of the architect
  • 20-294. — Sec. 20-294. Suspension or revocation of license or certificate. Civil penalty. Reissuance. The Commissioner of Consumer
  • 20-295 — Sec. 20-295b. Holders of certificate re authority as licensed architects and to perform work of interior designer. (a) A
  • 20-296. — Sec. 20-296. Inquiry into alleged violations. Orders. Civil penalty. The board may, upon the complaint of any one or mor
  • 20-297. — Sec. 20-297. Penalty. Any person who knowingly, wilfully or intentionally violates any provision of this chapter shall b
  • 20-298 — Sec. 20-298c. Liability of architect who voluntary assists public safety official in evaluating safety elements of built
  • 20-298. — Sec. 20-298. Exempted activities. The following activities are exempted from the provisions of this chapter: (1) The pra
Title 391 · CT 391 (18 sections)
  • 1-19 — Sec. 1-19 construed in conjunction with provisions of chapter so as not to defeat statutory objectives of board. 4 Conn.
  • 20-299. — Sec. 20-299. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-300 — Sec. 20-300c. Professional engineers. Surrender of license. Obtaining new license. Regulations. The Commissioner of Cons
  • 20-300. — Sec. 20-300. Board of examiners. Powers and duties. Regulations. There shall be in the Department of Consumer Protection
  • 20-301. — Sec. 20-301. Receipts and disbursements. Roster of registrants. The Department of Consumer Protection shall receive and
  • 20-302. — Sec. 20-302. Requirements for licensure. No person shall practice or offer to practice the profession of engineering in
  • 20-303. — Sec. 20-303. Reexaminations. Any applicant for a license under this chapter who fails an examination given under section
  • 20-304 — Sec. 20-304a. Automatic fire sprinkler system layout technician's license. Exemption. Regulations. (a) The board or Comm
  • 20-304. — Sec. 20-304. Licenses and seals. Acceptance by the state and political subdivisions of the state of final drawings, spec
  • 20-305. — Sec. 20-305. Application and license fees. Applications for licensure under this chapter shall be on forms prescribed an
  • 20-306 — Sec. 20-306b. Formation of corporation or limited liability company for joint practice. (a) One or more architects, each
  • 20-306. — Sec. 20-306. Expirations and renewals. (a)(1) The Department of Consumer Protection shall notify each person licensed un
  • 20-307 — Sec. 20-307a. Investigation of violations. Hearing. Issuance of order. The Department of Consumer Protection may, upon r
  • 20-307. — Sec. 20-307. Appeals from board. Reissuance of license or certificate. Appeals from the decisions of the board concernin
  • 20-308 — Sec. 20-308a. Immunity for provision of structural, electrical, mechanical or other engineering services in connection w
  • 20-308. — Sec. 20-308. Reciprocity. (a) The board may, upon application and the payment of a fee of one hundred ninety dollars to
  • 20-309. — Sec. 20-309. Exemptions. The following persons shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter: (1) An employee or a
  • 20-310. — Sec. 20-310. Penalty. Any person who knowingly or wilfully violates any provision of this chapter shall be fined not mor
Title 392 · CT 392 (28 sections)
  • 20-311 — Sec. 20-311f. Arbitration of disputes between brokers or salespersons. The commission shall have the power to act as a b
  • 20-311. — Sec. 20-311. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-312 — Sec. 20-312c. Associate brokers and supervising licensees. (a) No associate broker shall engage in the real estate busin
  • 20-312. — Sec. 20-312. License required. Imposition of fine. Teams. (a) No person shall act as a real estate licensee without a li
  • 20-313. — Sec. 20-313. Application for license. Any person possessing the qualifications prescribed in this chapter, and in any re
  • 20-314 — Sec. 20-314e. Courses of prelicensing or continuing education. Registration. Fees. (a) Each school that is registered wi
  • 20-314. — Sec. 20-314. License qualifications. Examinations. Renewals. Fees. Reinstatement. Hearings. (a) Licenses shall be grante
  • 20-315. — Sec. 20-315. Bond. Section 20-315 is repealed.
  • 20-316. — Sec. 20-316. Grounds for refusal of license. (a) The commission or Commissioner of Consumer Protection shall not deny a
  • 20-317. — Sec. 20-317. Persons licensed in another state as a real estate licensee. Requirements for Connecticut license. (a) A pe
  • 20-318. — Sec. 20-318. Certificate. The Department of Consumer Protection shall issue to each licensee under this chapter a licens
  • 20-319 — Sec. 20-319a. Change of salesperson's or associate broker's employment or affiliation. Change or transfer of team's regi
  • 20-319. — Sec. 20-319. Disclosures re representation, agency relationships, confidentiality and fair housing. Regulations. Fee. (a
  • 20-320 — Sec. 20-320b. Prohibition against influencing real estate appraisals. Violation, penalty. (a) A real estate licensee sha
  • 20-320. — Sec. 20-320. Suspension or revocation of license or registration. Fines. (a) The department may investigate the actions
  • 20-321. — Sec. 20-321. Notice and hearing. Before refusing, suspending or revoking any license or imposing any fine under this cha
  • 20-322. — Sec. 20-322. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any decision or order of the commission may appeal in accordance with the p
  • 20-323. — Sec. 20-323. Revocation of license upon conviction of crime. Any real estate licensee under this chapter who is convicte
  • 20-324 — Sec. 20-324l. Leasing agents. No leasing agent shall engage in the real estate business except for leasing or renting re
  • 20-324. — Sec. 20-324. Misrepresentation; penalty. Any person wilfully misrepresenting any fact required to be disclosed in any ap
  • 20-325 — Sec. 20-325m. Real estate brokers and leasing agents to retain certain records. Format and disclosure. (a) Any real esta
  • 20-325. — Sec. 20-325. Engaging in real estate business without license. Any person who engages in the real estate business withou
  • 20-326. — Sec. 20-326. Report to Governor. The commission shall submit to the Governor, as provided in section 4-60, a report of i
  • 20-327 — Sec. 20-327i. Interpreters. (a) If a real estate licensee engages in the real estate business and a buyer or renter of r
  • 20-327. — Sec. 20-327. Employees. Section 20-327 is repealed.
  • 20-328. — Sec. 20-328. Regulations. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection, with advice and assistance from the commission, may a
  • 20-329 — Sec. 20-329hh. Custodial brokers. Appointment and duties. (a) If a real estate broker dies or is incapacitated, the exec
  • 20-329. — Sec. 20-329. Exceptions concerning the licensure of real estate licensees. The provisions of this chapter concerning the
Title 393 · CT 393 (17 sections)
  • 20-330. — Sec. 20-330. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-331. — Sec. 20-331. Examining boards. (a) There shall be in the Department of Consumer Protection separate examining boards for
  • 20-332 — Sec. 20-332d. Limited license holder enrolled in unlimited license apprenticeship program considered journeyman or contr
  • 20-332. — Sec. 20-332. Powers and duties of boards. (a) Each examining board established under section 20-331 shall have a seal an
  • 20-333 — Sec. 20-333a. Reciprocity. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection may, upon the payment of the appropriate fee, as prov
  • 20-333. — Sec. 20-333. Requirements for licensure. Examinations. Denial or issuance pursuant to consent order. Fees. (a) To obtain
  • 20-334 — Sec. 20-334g. Certificate for solar thermal work. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection, after consultation with eithe
  • 20-334. — Sec. 20-334. License or registration required. Suspension, revocation or fine. (a) No person shall engage in, practice o
  • 20-335. — Sec. 20-335. License fee. Continuing professional education requirements. Expiration and renewal. Any person who has suc
  • 20-336. — Sec. 20-336. Appeals. Any person aggrieved by any action of any board may appeal therefrom in accordance with the provis
  • 20-337. — Sec. 20-337. Ownership of businesses. Nothing in this chapter shall require that the ownership or control of a business
  • 20-338 — Sec. 20-338e. Requirements for invoices and work orders for work performed on private residence. Any contractor who is l
  • 20-338. — Sec. 20-338. License as contractor and journeyman. Valid throughout state. The Department of Consumer Protection shall i
  • 20-339. — Sec. 20-339. Prior licenses. License valid throughout state. Section 20-339 is repealed.
  • 20-340 — Sec. 20-340f. Residential stair lift technician's license. Regulations. Fees. (a) Not later than December 31, 2016, the
  • 20-340. — Sec. 20-340. Exemptions from licensing requirements. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to: (1) Persons empl
  • 20-341. — Sec. 20-341. Penalties for violations. (a) Any person who wilfully engages in or practices the work or occupation for wh
Title 394 · CT 394 (17 sections)
  • 20-342. — Sec. 20-342. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-343. — Sec. 20-343. Board of Television and Radio Service Examiners. Section 20-343 is repealed, effective October 1, 1999.
  • 20-344. — Sec. 20-344. Duties of board. Examinations. Record of licensees to be maintained. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer Prote
  • 20-345. — Sec. 20-345. Officers and meetings of board. Section 20-345 is repealed, effective October 1, 1998.
  • 20-346. — Sec. 20-346. Hearings. The board may hold hearings on any matter under the provisions of this chapter. Such hearings sha
  • 20-347. — Sec. 20-347. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by an order or decision of the board may appeal therefrom in accordance with t
  • 20-348. — Sec. 20-348. Action to pass on validity of regulations. Section 20-348 is repealed.
  • 20-349. — Sec. 20-349. License required. Application. (a) No person shall install, service, maintain, recondition or repair receiv
  • 20-350. — Sec. 20-350. Licensing of electronics technicians and service dealers. Reciprocity. (a) The board may authorize the Depa
  • 20-351. — Sec. 20-351. Registration of apprentices. Permits. The board may register as an apprentice, and the Department of Consum
  • 20-352. — Sec. 20-352. Provisional licenses. Obsolete.
  • 20-353. — Sec. 20-353. Restricted and limited licenses. Examinations. Duties of state apprentice training division of Labor Depart
  • 20-354. — Sec. 20-354. Revocation or suspension of licenses and permits. (a) The board may revoke or suspend any license or permit
  • 20-355. — Sec. 20-355. Exhibition of licenses. Prohibited acts. License nontransferable. Expiration date. (a) Each person engaged
  • 20-356. — Sec. 20-356. Statement of charges. All charges to customers made by persons licensed under this chapter for installing,
  • 20-357 — Sec. 20-357m. Telecommunications infrastructure layout technicians: Licensure, application, violations, regulations, exe
  • 20-357. — Sec. 20-357. Exempt persons and organizations. This chapter shall not apply to any of the following persons or organizat
Title 395 · CT 395 (9 sections)
  • 20-358. — Sec. 20-358. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-359. — Sec. 20-359. State Board of Registration for Sanitarians. Section 20-359 is repealed.
  • 20-360. — Sec. 20-360. Application for licensure. Fee. Applications for licensure shall be on forms prescribed by the commissioner
  • 20-361. — Sec. 20-361. Qualification for licensure. (a) Except as provided in section 20-365, no person shall be licensed as an en
  • 20-362. — Sec. 20-362. Licensure requirement. Use of title. (a) No person shall engage in, practice or offer to perform the work o
  • 20-363. — Sec. 20-363. Suspension, revocation or refusal to issue license. Disciplinary action. The commissioner may refuse to iss
  • 20-364. — Sec. 20-364. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any decision or order of the commissioner after hearing may appeal therefro
  • 20-365. — Sec. 20-365. Licensure without examination. Licensure exemptions. (a) The commissioner may, upon receipt of an applicati
  • 20-366. — Sec. 20-366. Penalty. Any person who knowingly or wilfully violates any provision of this chapter shall be fined not mor
Title 396 · CT 396 (12 sections)
  • 20-367. — Sec. 20-367. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 20-368. — Sec. 20-368. State Board of Landscape Architects. Regulations. (a) There shall be in the Department of Consumer Protecti
  • 20-369 — Sec. 20-369a. Practice of landscape architecture under corporate form or by corporation or limited liability company emp
  • 20-369. — Sec. 20-369. License required for practice of landscape architecture. Use of title “landscape architect”. No person, exc
  • 20-370. — Sec. 20-370. Examination for licensure. Fee. No person shall receive a license under the provisions of this chapter unti
  • 20-371. — Sec. 20-371. Waiver of requirements for examination. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 20-370, the board may wai
  • 20-372. — Sec. 20-372. Issuance of license. Roster. Seal. (a) The issuance of a license by the Department of Consumer Protection s
  • 20-373. — Sec. 20-373. Suspension or revocation of license or registration and other disciplinary actions of board. Appeal. After
  • 20-374. — Sec. 20-374. Fees. Continuing education. Regulations. (a) Every licensed landscape architect shall pay an annual license
  • 20-375. — Sec. 20-375. Penalty. Any person who knowingly, wilfully or intentionally violates any provision of this chapter shall b
  • 20-376. — Sec. 20-376. Exemptions. The following persons and activities are exempted from the provisions of this chapter: Any arch
  • 20-377. — Sec. 20-377. License without examination. Section 20-377 is repealed.
Title 398 · CT 398 (13 sections)
  • 20-396. — Sec. 20-396. Definitions. As used in this chapter, except as the context may require otherwise:
  • 20-397. — Sec. 20-397. Advisory Council on Hearing Aids. Section 20-397 is repealed.
  • 20-398. — Sec. 20-398. License required; qualifications; examination; fees. (a) No person may engage in the practice of fitting or
  • 20-399. — Sec. 20-399. Licensure of out-of-state licensees. Whenever the department determines that another state or jurisdiction
  • 20-400. — Sec. 20-400. Temporary permit. (a) A temporary permit may be issued to a person who has submitted proof satisfactory to
  • 20-401. — Sec. 20-401. Business address to be furnished department. Posting of license. Notices to licensees. (a) A person who hol
  • 20-402 — Sec. 20-402a. Thirty-day trial period. Buyer's right to cancel. (a) No hearing aid shall be sold to any purchaser unless
  • 20-402. — Sec. 20-402. Renewal of license. Continuing education requirements. Reinstatement of void licenses. (a) Licenses issued
  • 20-403. — Sec. 20-403. Consumer to be advised to seek medical care, when. Anyone who has a history of: (1) Visible congenital or t
  • 20-404. — Sec. 20-404. Disciplinary action; grounds. (a) The department may suspend or revoke the license of a hearing instrument
  • 20-405. — Sec. 20-405. Appeal. Section 20-405 is repealed.
  • 20-406. — Sec. 20-406. Regulations. The Commissioner of Public Health shall adopt regulations in accordance with the provisions of
  • 20-407. — Sec. 20-407. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter shall for each offense be guilty of a class
Title 399 · CT 399 (11 sections)
  • 20-408. — Sec. 20-408. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-409. — Sec. 20-409. Advisory Council on Speech Pathologists and Audiologists. Section 20-409 is repealed.
  • 20-410. — Sec. 20-410. License required. No person shall engage in or offer to engage in the practice of speech and language patho
  • 20-411 — Sec. 20-411a. Continuing education: Contact hours; qualifying activities; attestation; record-keeping; exemptions, waive
  • 20-411. — Sec. 20-411. Qualification for licensure. Waiver of written examination. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of thi
  • 20-412. — Sec. 20-412. Fees. License renewal. The fee for an initial license as provided for in section 20-411 as a speech and lan
  • 20-413. — Sec. 20-413. Permitted activities. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as prohibiting:
  • 20-414. — Sec. 20-414. Disciplinary action; grounds. (a) The commissioner may refuse to issue a license or may suspend or revoke t
  • 20-415. — Sec. 20-415. Reissue of license. Discretion of Department of Health Services. Section 20-415 is repealed.
  • 20-416. — Sec. 20-416. Administrative proceedings. Appeals. Regulations. (a) Proceedings under this chapter and any appeals from t
  • 20-417. — Sec. 20-417. Penalty. Any person who violates any of the provisions of this chapter or the regulations adopted hereunder
Title 400 · CT 400 (21 sections)
  • 20-418. — Sec. 20-418. Short title: Home Improvement Act. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the “Home Improvement Ac
  • 20-419. — Sec. 20-419. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 20-420 — Sec. 20-420a. Procedures for registration. Records. (a) No business entity shall perform or offer to perform home improv
  • 20-420. — Sec. 20-420. Certificate of registration of contractors and salesperson required. Requirements for contractors performin
  • 20-421. — Sec. 20-421. Application for certificate of registration as home improvement contractor or salesman. Fees. (a) Any perso
  • 20-422. — Sec. 20-422. Certificate of registration; when issued; refused; revoked; suspended. Bond requirement. Upon receipt of a
  • 20-423. — Sec. 20-423. Hearing on denial of certificate. Subsequent application. (a) Upon refusal to issue or renew a certificate,
  • 20-424. — Sec. 20-424. Investigations. Powers of commissioner. Injunctions. (a) The commissioner may conduct investigations and ho
  • 20-425. — Sec. 20-425. Transferred to Sec. 20-431.
  • 20-426 — Sec. 20-426a. Posting of bond by contractor. (a) A bond required under section 20-422 shall run to the state of Connecti
  • 20-426. — Sec. 20-426. Revocation, suspension or refusal to issue or renew registration; grounds. (a) The commissioner may revoke,
  • 20-427 — Sec. 20-427a. Failure to register. Failure to pay Home Improvement Guaranty Fund fee. Commercial motor vehicle registrat
  • 20-427. — Sec. 20-427. Holder to exhibit and advertise certificate, when. Prohibited acts. Penalties. Certificates generally not t
  • 20-428. — Sec. 20-428. Exemptions. This chapter shall not apply to any of the following persons or organizations: (1) The governme
  • 20-429 — Sec. 20-429a. Certain solicitation practices prohibited. No contractor or salesman shall solicit or otherwise endeavor t
  • 20-429. — Sec. 20-429. Required contract provisions. Negative option provisions prohibited. Contract considered home solicitation
  • 20-430. — Sec. 20-430. Commissioner to adopt regulations. The commissioner shall adopt regulations in accordance with chapter 54 t
  • 20-431. — Sec. 20-431. (Formerly Sec. 20-425). Appeals. Any person aggrieved by an order or decision of the commissioner under thi
  • 20-432. — Sec. 20-432. Home Improvement Guaranty Fund. (a) The commissioner shall establish and maintain the Home Improvement Guar
  • 20-433. — Sec. 20-433. Training program for contractors repairing and replacing certain concrete foundations. The Commissioner of
  • 20-434. — Sec. 20-434. Reserved for future use.
Title 403 · CT 403 (4 sections)
  • 21-1. — Sec. 21-1. Penalty for selling at auction without license. Each person who exposes for sale by auction any goods or arti
  • 21-2. — Sec. 21-2. Issue and revocation. The majority of the selectmen of each town may issue such licenses and, if the charter
  • 21-5 — Sec. 21-5a. Auction by noncommercial educational broadcasting facilities exempt. The provisions of this chapter shall no
  • 21-5. — Sec. 21-5. Blind persons not to pay for license to sell their own work. No town, city or borough shall require any licen
Title 405 · CT 405 (7 sections)
  • 21-10. — Sec. 21-10. Town ordinances re licensing of junk dealers and regulation of junk yards. Any town may make reasonable ordi
  • 21-11 — Sec. 21-11a. Requirements for scrap metal processors, junk dealers and junk yard owners or operators. Notification. Proh
  • 21-11. — Sec. 21-11. License. Fee. Record. Weekly reports. Penalty. Any person desiring to engage in business as a dealer in junk
  • 21-12. — Sec. 21-12. Display of license. Each such dealer doing business in this state shall display, on each vehicle used by him
  • 21-13. — Sec. 21-13. Penalty. Any person who engages in the business of a junk dealer without complying with the provisions of th
  • 21-14. — Sec. 21-14. Exemptions. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to any dealer in motor vehicles, as defined in ch
  • 21-9. — Sec. 21-9. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
Title 407 · CT 407 (1 sections)
  • chap_407 — Chapter 407 - Itinerant Vendors
Title 408 · CT 408 (3 sections)
  • 21-36. — Sec. 21-36. Definitions. “Hawker” or “peddler”, as used in this chapter, means any person, whether principal or agent, w
  • 21-37. — Sec. 21-37. Town ordinances re vending, hawking or peddling. Permits and fees. Fees not required of certain veterans. In
  • 21-38. — Sec. 21-38. Penalty. Any person who engages in the business of a peddler or hawker without complying with the provisions
Title 409 · CT 409 (12 sections)
  • 21-39 — Sec. 21-39a. Definitions. As used in sections 21-39 to 21-47, inclusive, 21-47d, 21-47e and 21-100:
  • 21-39. — Sec. 21-39. Pawnbroker license required. Loans on intangible property excepted. No person shall, in any city or town of
  • 21-40. — Sec. 21-40. Issuance of licenses. Fees. Applications. Criminal history records checks. Suspension, revocation or modific
  • 21-41. — Sec. 21-41. Proof of identity required. Record-keeping requirements. (a) No pawnbroker shall take, receive or purchase t
  • 21-42. — Sec. 21-42. Documents and copies provided by pawnbroker. Payment requirements. Limitations on check cashing by pawnbroke
  • 21-43. — Sec. 21-43. Statement of transactions. Each pawnbroker shall submit to the licensing authority, weekly, or more frequent
  • 21-44. — Sec. 21-44. Rates of interest. No pawnbroker or person who loans money on the deposit or pledge of personal property sha
  • 21-45. — Sec. 21-45. Sale or disposition of deposited or pledged property. No pawnbroker shall sell or dispose of any personal pr
  • 21-46 — Sec. 21-46a. Seizure of property by law enforcement officer. Restitution. Whenever property is seized from the place of
  • 21-46. — Sec. 21-46. Security not defeated by out-of-state conditional sale. Section 21-46 is repealed.
  • 21-47 — Sec. 21-47e. Proof of identity required. Record-keeping requirements. Payment terms. Statement of transactions. Sale or
  • 21-47. — Sec. 21-47. Penalties. (a) Any person who wilfully engages in the business of a pawnbroker, unless licensed according to
Title 410 · CT 410 (1 sections)
  • 21-48. — Sec. 21-48. License; records; definition. The selectmen of any town, the chief of police of any city and the warden of a
Title 411 · CT 411 (15 sections)
  • 21-49. — Sec. 21-49. License. Section 21-49 is repealed.
  • 21-50. — Sec. 21-50. Permit for structure. No person, firm or corporation shall erect or maintain any outdoor advertising structu
  • 21-51. — Sec. 21-51. Permit for maintenance of outdoor advertising sign. Exception. No person, firm or corporation, not engaged i
  • 21-52. — Sec. 21-52. Fees. (a) The fee for an application for a permit to erect or maintain any outdoor advertising structure, de
  • 21-53. — Sec. 21-53. Issuance of permit. Contents. Termination. Exemption from other permit fee. Upon receipt of an application,
  • 21-54. — Sec. 21-54. Foreign applicant to file bond. A permit shall not be granted to a person, firm or corporation having his or
  • 21-55. — Sec. 21-55. When permit not required. The provisions of this chapter shall not require a permit for any advertising sign
  • 21-56. — Sec. 21-56. Permit numbers. The Commissioner of Transportation shall provide with each permit issued for the display of
  • 21-57. — Sec. 21-57. Advertising signs to be kept in good repair. Each advertising structure, device or display shall be substant
  • 21-58. — Sec. 21-58. Prohibited locations. Advertisements and signs shall not be displayed within one hundred feet of any public
  • 21-59. — Sec. 21-59. Change in location may be ordered. The Commissioner of Transportation may order the removal or change in loc
  • 21-60. — Sec. 21-60. Removal of advertising matter. The Commissioner of Transportation, the selectmen of any town or the mayor of
  • 21-61. — Sec. 21-61. Exemption as to location. Notwithstanding any statutory provision to the contrary, the Commissioner of Trans
  • 21-62. — Sec. 21-62. “Display” defined. Name of advertiser. The word “display”, as used in this chapter and in other statutes rel
  • 21-63. — Sec. 21-63. Penalty. Any person who erects, maintains, displays or allows to remain in view an advertisement, sign or bi
Title 412 · CT 412 (31 sections)
  • 21-64 — Sec. 21-64a. Term “mobile home” means mobile manufactured home. Whenever the term “mobile home” occurs or is referred to
  • 21-64. — Sec. 21-64. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 21-65 — Sec. 21-65a. Licensure of mobile manufactured home parks. Rents not recoverable, when. (a) It shall be unlawful for any
  • 21-65. — Sec. 21-65. Licensure of park required. Section 21-65 is repealed.
  • 21-66. — Sec. 21-66. Temporary permit. Section 21-66 is repealed.
  • 21-67 — Sec. 21-67a. Filing of documents re mobile manufactured homes and mobile manufactured home parks. (a) List of homes and
  • 21-67. — Sec. 21-67. License: Application. Fee. Renewal. Inspections. (a) Application for a license to operate a mobile manufactu
  • 21-68 — Sec. 21-68a. Exemption of certain mobile manufactured homes from inspection provisions of State Building Code. Any mobil
  • 21-68. — Sec. 21-68. Conformance with building and fire safety codes, ordinances and regulations required. Replacement of mobile
  • 21-69. — Sec. 21-69. Attendant required at park. Notification of name and address of manager and agent for service of process. Li
  • 21-70 — Sec. 21-70c. Conveyance tax exemption when a mobile manufactured home park is purchased by its residents. An owner of a
  • 21-70. — Sec. 21-70. Disclosure statement. Rental agreements and renewals. Notice when home or lot located in common interest com
  • 21-71. — Sec. 21-71. Revocation, suspension, refusal to renew or placement of conditions on license for violation. Fine. Independ
  • 21-72. — Sec. 21-72. Appeal from department's actions. Any person aggrieved by any action of the department may appeal therefrom
  • 21-73 — Sec. 21-73d. Order of precedence of liens. The liens filed pursuant to section 21-73a shall take precedence over any cla
  • 21-73. — Sec. 21-73. Collection of rents prohibited after suspension or revocation of permit or license. Management fee. (a) Upon
  • 21-74. — Sec. 21-74. Advisory committee. Section 21-74 is repealed.
  • 21-75. — Sec. 21-75. Regulations. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection shall adopt such regulations as are necessary to carry
  • 21-76 — Sec. 21-76a. Penalty. (a) Any person violating any provision of this chapter or the regulations adopted thereunder shall
  • 21-76. — Sec. 21-76. Penalty. Section 21-76 is repealed.
  • 21-77. — Sec. 21-77. Resale price of utilities and similar commodities to tenants. Section 21-77 is repealed.
  • 21-78. — Sec. 21-78. Restrictions by owners on suppliers of commodities and services, reviewable by department. No owner shall re
  • 21-79. — Sec. 21-79. Owner prohibited from restricting resident's right to sell. (a) No owner or operator of a mobile manufacture
  • 21-80 — Sec. 21-80b. Effect of notices. Nothing in subsection (f) of section 21-70, section 21-70a, subsection (a) of section 21
  • 21-80. — Sec. 21-80. Grounds for summary process action or termination of rental agreement. Procedure. Rent increases. Stay of ex
  • 21-81. — Sec. 21-81. Existing agreements. Section 21-81 is repealed.
  • 21-82. — Sec. 21-82. Owner's responsibilities. Resident's responsibilities. Payment of rent. Terms and conditions of rental agree
  • 21-83 — Sec. 21-83e. Violation of provisions of chapter. Declaratory ruling. Unfair trade practice. (a) A resident who claims th
  • 21-83. — Sec. 21-83. Rental agreements: Permissible and prohibited provisions. (a) An owner and a resident may include in a renta
  • 21-84 — Sec. 21-84b. Notice to residents re environmental violations. Requirements of notice. Certification re notice. (a) The o
  • 21-84. — Sec. 21-84. Model rental agreement. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection may adopt regulations in accordance with the
Title 413 · CT 413 (2 sections)
  • 21-85. — Sec. 21-85. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter:
  • 21-86. — Sec. 21-86. Manufacturer's warranty; waiver. No person shall sell at retail a new mobile manufactured home or a new modu
Title 414 · CT 414 (1 sections)
  • 21-100. — Sec. 21-100. License required. Record-keeping system. Permitted activities. Sworn statement of transactions. Property re
Title 416 · CT 416 (1 sections)
  • 21 — Sec. 21a-12g. Documents re safe storage of prescription drugs, cannabis and cannabis products. Publication. Not later th
Title 417 · CT 417 (1 sections)
  • 21 — Sec. 21a-90. Counterfeit drug or device. Prohibition. Investigation. Hearings. Violations. Regulations. Fine. (a) For th
Title 418 · CT 418 (1 sections)
  • 21 — Sec. 21a-120. (Formerly Sec. 19-239). Interpretation. This chapter and the regulations promulgated hereunder shall be so
Title 419 · CT 419 (1 sections)
  • 21 — Sec. 21a-128. (Formerly Sec. 19-242). Unfair competition. No drug retailer shall sell any drugs, medicines, cosmetics, t
Title 420 · CT 420 (1 sections)
  • 21 — Sec. 21a-227. Health club closings and transfers. Notices. Electronic monitoring of sales presentations. (a) When any he
Title 422 · CT 422 (25 sections)
  • 22-1 — Sec. 22-1c. Terminology change. As used in the general statutes, the terms “Commissioner of Agriculture and Natural Reso
  • 22-1. — Sec. 22-1. Department of Agriculture. There shall be a state Department of Agriculture, consisting of a Commissioner of
  • 22-10. — Sec. 22-10. Reports of moneys expended. Any person who receives money from the state for the purpose of promoting the in
  • 22-11 — Sec. 22-11k. Ninety-day aquaculture permit application final determinations. The Department of Agriculture shall review
  • 22-11. — Sec. 22-11. Promotion of agricultural interests. Any corporation or association organized in any county to provide instr
  • 22-12 — Sec. 22-12b. (Formerly Sec. 26-41). Licensing of fur breeders. Disease control. The breeding and raising in captivity of
  • 22-12. — Sec. 22-12. Appropriations for promotion of agricultural interests. The annual appropriation for the promotion of agricu
  • 22-13. — Sec. 22-13. Employment of minors in agriculture. No minor under fourteen years of age shall be employed or be permitted
  • 22-14. — Sec. 22-14. Birth certificate or agricultural work permit required. No minor under sixteen years of age shall be employe
  • 22-15. — Sec. 22-15. Administration. Regulations. Inspection. The Labor Commissioner shall have charge of the administration of s
  • 22-16. — Sec. 22-16. Employer of more than fifteen affected. The provisions of sections 22-13 to 22-17, inclusive, shall apply du
  • 22-17 — Sec. 22-17a. Sanitary regulations concerning agricultural workers. The Labor Commissioner may make regulations and estab
  • 22-17. — Sec. 22-17. Penalty. Any person, including a parent or guardian, whether acting for himself or as agent for another, who
  • 22-2. — Sec. 22-2. Board of Agriculture. Section 22-2 is repealed.
  • 22-26 — Sec. 22-26l. Connecticut Farm Link program. (a) The Department of Agriculture shall establish and administer a Connectic
  • 22-3. — Sec. 22-3. Duties of commissioner. Preservation of Connecticut agricultural lands. Definitions. (a) The Commissioner of
  • 22-4 — Sec. 22-4d. Cease and desist orders. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture, whenever he finds after investigation that (1)
  • 22-4. — Sec. 22-4. Appointment of commissioner. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall be appointed in accordance with the provis
  • 22-5. — Sec. 22-5. Deputy commissioner. Section 22-5 is repealed.
  • 22-6 — Sec. 22-6u. Educational materials re benefits to farmers' markets in accepting payment through federal Special Supplemen
  • 22-6. — Sec. 22-6. Powers and duties of commissioner. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall be the administrative head of the De
  • 22-7 — Sec. 22-7q. Filing of bond in administrative appeal. In any appeal from a final decision made by the Commissioner of Agr
  • 22-7. — Sec. 22-7. Administrative civil penalties. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture may impose civil penalties for any violat
  • 22-8. — Sec. 22-8. Duties of commissioner re avian ecology. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall investigate the distribution a
  • 22-9. — Sec. 22-9. Supervision of institutional farms. The commissioner shall exercise such authority and control over the polic
Title 423 · CT 423 (33 sections)
  • 22-27. — Sec. 22-27. Establishment of standards. Market information. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture is authorized to investi
  • 22-28. — Sec. 22-28. Labels for standard grades. The Commissioner of Agriculture may determine or design brands to be used on lab
  • 22-29. — Sec. 22-29. Notice of establishment to be published. Upon the establishment of such grades or standards and upon the det
  • 22-30. — Sec. 22-30. Penalty for improper use of brand name. Any person who uses a brand promulgated under the provisions of sect
  • 22-31. — Sec. 22-31. Inspection. Certification. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture or any person authorized by him shall have fr
  • 22-32. — Sec. 22-32. Reports by persons engaged in wholesale marketing. Penalty. Section 22-32 is repealed.
  • 22-33. — Sec. 22-33. Regulations. The Commissioner of Agriculture may prescribe regulations for carrying out the provisions of se
  • 22-34. — Sec. 22-34. Products sold under names designated by commissioner. No person shall use any words, titles or names designa
  • 22-35. — Sec. 22-35. Potatoes. No person, firm or corporation shall sell or offer for sale, at retail, potatoes in any package or
  • 22-36. — Sec. 22-36. Culls. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture may, after investigation and public hearing, establish and promul
  • 22-37 — Sec. 22-37a. Connecticut Egg Council, Inc. Establishment of fund. Duties of commissioner. Section 22-37a is repealed, ef
  • 22-37. — Sec. 22-37. License for buying poultry. Bond. Section 22-37 is repealed, effective July 1, 2005.
  • 22-38 — Sec. 22-38e. Use of terms “Connecticut Farm Winery”, “Connecticut Farm Brewery”, “Connecticut Farm Cidery” and “Connecti
  • 22-38. — Sec. 22-38. Advertising of Connecticut-Grown farm products. Selling of Connecticut-Grown farm products at farmers' marke
  • 22-39 — Sec. 22-39g. Food Safety Modernization Act. Requirements for produce farms. Enforcement. Inspections. Inspection certifi
  • 22-39. — Sec. 22-39. Penalty for hindering commissioner. Any person who obstructs or hinders the Commissioner of Agriculture or a
  • 22-40. — Sec. 22-40. Labeling of shell eggs. Retail handling and storage of shell eggs. Holding, storing and transporting of shel
  • 22-41. — Sec. 22-41. Grades of eggs. All shell eggs of chickens sold or offered for sale by any person, firm or corporation shall
  • 22-42. — Sec. 22-42. Weight and size requirements. The net weight and size requirements for consumer grades for shell eggs, estab
  • 22-43. — Sec. 22-43. Requirements of advertising of eggs. All advertising of such eggs shall include the correct size and grade d
  • 22-44. — Sec. 22-44. Terms used on eggs. The term “fresh eggs”, “strictly fresh eggs”, “hennery eggs” or “new-laid eggs” or words
  • 22-45. — Sec. 22-45. Prohibited advertising, labeling, offering or selling of eggs. (a) No person, firm or corporation shall adve
  • 22-46. — Sec. 22-46. Sale of inedible eggs. Licenses. Section 22-46 is repealed.
  • 22-47. — Sec. 22-47. Exemptions. Producers selling eggs of their own producing direct to household users are exempt from the prov
  • 22-48 — Sec. 22-48a. Registration of egg grading plants and egg distributors. Fees. List of sources and accounts. Registration r
  • 22-48. — Sec. 22-48. Enforcement. Inspection. Notice of violation or order. Regulations. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer Protect
  • 22-49. — Sec. 22-49. Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation which, by itself or its agents or employees, violates any provision
  • 22-50. — Sec. 22-50. Definitions. “Person”, as used in this part, includes persons, firms, corporations, societies and associatio
  • 22-51. — Sec. 22-51. Enforcement. Grades and standards. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall, by regulation adopted in accordanc
  • 22-52. — Sec. 22-52. Marking of packages. Each closed package of apples packed or repacked in the state and intended for sale, ei
  • 22-53. — Sec. 22-53. Taking of samples. The Commissioner of Agriculture or any of his agents may, at any reasonable time, enter a
  • 22-54 — Sec. 22-54u. Authority re maple syrup and honey licensing, inspection and enforcement. Regulations. (a) The preparation,
  • 22-54. — Sec. 22-54. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this part shall be fined not more than fifty dollars for t
Title 424 · CT 424 (1 sections)
  • 22-61 — Sec. 22-61n. Manufacture, marketing, cultivation and storage of hemp and hemp products by certain cannabis establishment
Title 425 · CT 425 (4 sections)
  • 22-65. — Sec. 22-65. Construction of markets. Section 22-65 is repealed.
  • 22-74. — Sec. 22-74. New Haven regional market. Bonds. Section 22-74 is repealed.
  • 22-78 — Sec. 22-78a. Fee for round trip by railroad car over track owned by authority. Regulations. Section 22-78a is repealed,
  • 22-78. — Sec. 22-78. Appropriations. Obsolete.
Title 426 · CT 426 (25 sections)
  • 22-100. — Sec. 22-100. Nursery certificate. Uninspected stock. The State Entomologist shall issue to regular nurseries certificate
  • 22-101. — Sec. 22-101. Penalty. Appeal. Any person who interferes with the State Entomologist or his assistant in the performance
  • 22-102. — Sec. 22-102. Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station. The Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station shall remain as establis
  • 22-103. — Sec. 22-103. Acceptance of certain federal acts. The state of Connecticut accepts the provisions of the Act of Congress
  • 22-104. — Sec. 22-104. Use of federal funds by experiment stations. (a) Except in the cases provided for in subsection (b) of this
  • 22-79 — Sec. 22-79a. Office of Aquatic Invasive Species. Established. Duties. Staffing. There is established within the Connecti
  • 22-79. — Sec. 22-79. Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. Board of control. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Stati
  • 22-80. — Sec. 22-80. Meetings of board; officers. Said board shall meet not less than quarterly during any calendar year upon the
  • 22-81 — Sec. 22-81b. Best practices and guidelines for investigating and treating bed bug infestations. The Connecticut Agricult
  • 22-81. — Sec. 22-81. Duties of board. Reports. (a) Said board shall have the general management of the institution and shall appo
  • 22-82 — Sec. 22-82a. Inventions and discoveries by employees. (a) As used in subsections (b) to (h), inclusive, of this section:
  • 22-82. — Sec. 22-82. Endowment of agricultural experiment station. The expenditure of such funds as may come to this state under
  • 22-83. — Sec. 22-83. Research and experiment in tobacco growing. The Board of Control of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
  • 22-84 — Sec. 22-84a. Research consistent with goals of integrated pest management. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Stati
  • 22-84. — Sec. 22-84. Plant pests. Authority of director. Enforcement. Violation. Firewood transport violations. (a) The director
  • 22-88. — Sec. 22-88. State Entomologist; appointment; duties. Said board of control shall appoint a State Entomologist to hold of
  • 22-89. — Sec. 22-89. Registration of honey bees. Each person owning one or more hives of bees shall upon acquisition of such bees
  • 22-90 — Sec. 22-90b. Model pollinator habitat. Requirements. Not later than January 1, 2017, the Connecticut Agricultural Experi
  • 22-90. — Sec. 22-90. Inspection of bees for contagious diseases and insects, mites or parasitic organisms. The State Entomologist
  • 22-91 — Sec. 22-91f. Epidemic conditions. If the State Entomologist finds that the existence of the gypsy moth has reached epide
  • 22-91. — Sec. 22-91. Gypsy and brown-tail moths. Section 22-91 is repealed.
  • 22-96. — Sec. 22-96. Certificate of inspection of imported nursery stock. All nursery stock shipped into this state shall bear on
  • 22-97. — Sec. 22-97. Nursery and nursery stock defined. For the purposes of sections 22-98, 22-99 and 22-100, any place at which
  • 22-98. — Sec. 22-98. Nursery stock; powers of State Entomologist. The State Entomologist or his assistants shall, upon applicatio
  • 22-99. — Sec. 22-99. Nurserymen and dealers to register. All nurserymen shall register with the State Entomologist each year, on
Title 429 · CT 429 (6 sections)
  • 22-120 — Sec. 22-120a. Reimbursement of Poultry Breeders' Society for premiums paid. Commissioner's duties. There shall be paid a
  • 22-121. — Sec. 22-121. Leases for gambling and immoral shows prohibited. Section 22-121 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 22-122. — Sec. 22-122. Forfeiture of appropriation. Section 22-122 is repealed.
  • 22-125. — Sec. 22-125. Unlawful conduct on fair grounds; penalty. Section 22-125 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012.
  • 22-126 — Sec. 22-126a. Testing of animals in drawing contests. “Drug” defined. Penalties for violations. (a) The Commissioner of
  • 22-126. — Sec. 22-126. Entry of horse for purse; fraudulent concealment of record; penalty. No person shall enter or cause to be e
Title 430 · CT 430 (63 sections)
  • 22-127. — Sec. 22-127. Definitions. The terms defined in this section shall, as used in this chapter, have the meanings set forth
  • 22-128 — Sec. 22-128a. Schedule of fees. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall adopt regulations in accordance with the provision
  • 22-128. — Sec. 22-128. Powers and duties of commissioner. Access to premises. Removal or abatement of insanitary condition. Civil
  • 22-129 — Sec. 22-129a. Seizure and embargo. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture or the commissioner's duly authorized agent may s
  • 22-129. — Sec. 22-129. Prohibitions on sale, offering for sale, barter, exchange, distribution or processing. Exceptions. Penaltie
  • 22-130. — Sec. 22-130. Authority of commissioner limited. The powers and duties of the Commissioner of Agriculture under this chap
  • 22-131 — Sec. 22-131c. Regulations implementing recommendations of Milk Regulation Board re state dairy industry. The Commissione
  • 22-131. — Sec. 22-131. Milk Regulation Board. (a) In accordance with section 4-9a, the Governor, shall appoint eight electors of t
  • 22-132. — Sec. 22-132. Meetings of Milk Regulation Board. The Milk Regulation Board shall hold regular quarterly meetings in Janua
  • 22-133. — Sec. 22-133. Regulations of Milk Regulation Board. To assure the consumers of the state milk products of at least standa
  • 22-134. — Sec. 22-134. Violation of regulations of board or orders of commissioner. Civil penalty. No person shall engage in the p
  • 22-135. — Sec. 22-135. Labeling. Section 22-135 is repealed, effective July 1, 1998.
  • 22-136. — Sec. 22-136. Licensing of weighers, gagers, samplers and testers of milk and cream. Examination fees. Revocation of lice
  • 22-137 — Sec. 22-137b. Certification of the Connecticut Milk Promotion Board. The Commissioner of Agriculture, not later than Oct
  • 22-137. — Sec. 22-137. Permits for places where milk or cream is received. Section 22-137 is repealed.
  • 22-138. — Sec. 22-138. Fraudulent manipulation of samples or test; falsification of records. Civil penalty. No person, firm or cor
  • 22-139. — Sec. 22-139. Tests to be made by licensed tester. (a) Each person, firm or corporation, or agent or employee thereof, en
  • 22-140. — Sec. 22-140. Samples to be taken by licensed samplers. (a) Each person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of b
  • 22-141. — Sec. 22-141. Weighing or gaging to be by licensed weigher or gager. (a) Each person, firm or corporation engaged in the
  • 22-144 — Sec. 22-144a. Testing butterfat milk content. Section 22-144a is repealed, effective July 1, 1998.
  • 22-145. — Sec. 22-145. Disposition of fees. Section 22-145 is repealed.
  • 22-146. — Sec. 22-146. Examination of records and apparatus. The commissioner and his agents are authorized to enter the premises
  • 22-147. — Sec. 22-147. Appeal. Any person, firm or corporation aggrieved by any decision of the commissioner regarding the enforce
  • 22-148. — Sec. 22-148. Proceedings for violation. For the violation of any provision of sections 22-136 to 22-147, inclusive, proc
  • 22-149. — Sec. 22-149. Penalty. Section 22-149 is repealed.
  • 22-150 — Sec. 22-150a. Certified milk laboratory. Milk screening laboratory. Component testing laboratory. Permits. Standards. Ex
  • 22-150. — Sec. 22-150. Registration of milk and butterfat laboratories. Fees. Approval of laboratories. Civil penalty. Revocation
  • 22-151. — Sec. 22-151. Certification of accuracy of bottle or pipette used to determine butterfat content. Civil penalty. Section
  • 22-152. — Sec. 22-152. Standard quality of milk. Any milk which is sold or exchanged or offered for sale or exchange shall be deem
  • 22-153. — Sec. 22-153. Misbranded or adulterated milk, milk product or cheese. Acceptance of milk, milk product or cheese from dea
  • 22-160. — Sec. 22-160. Milk powder, evaporated milk or cream. Foreign milk powder. (a) No person shall sell or exchange, or offer
  • 22-161. — Sec. 22-161. Penalties. Section 22-161 is repealed.
  • 22-165. — Sec. 22-165. Samples of milk, cream and milk products; analysis. Fees. (a) The commissioner and his deputy, agents and a
  • 22-166. — Sec. 22-166. Sale of milk from emaciated or diseased animals. Civil penalty. Any person who sells or exposes for sale mi
  • 22-167. — Sec. 22-167. Local regulations for the sale of milk. No provision of section 22-133 shall affect the authority of any to
  • 22-168. — Sec. 22-168. Damages. Each local official issuing an order prohibiting the sale of milk shall ascertain the average dail
  • 22-169. — Sec. 22-169. Appeals from local authorities. Any person aggrieved by an order issued by any local official authorized to
  • 22-170. — Sec. 22-170. Appeal from board. Any person aggrieved by any order made by said board may appeal therefrom in accordance
  • 22-171. — Sec. 22-171. Filled milk. Section 22-171 is repealed.
  • 22-172. — Sec. 22-172. Registration of producers. Permits. Penalty. (a) Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the production
  • 22-173 — Sec. 22-173a. Registration of retail raw milk producers and retail raw milk cheese manufacturers. Denial, suspension and
  • 22-173. — Sec. 22-173. Registration of dealers. Permits. Labeling. Civil penalty. Information required. Section 22-173 is repealed
  • 22-174. — Sec. 22-174. Out-of-state cream source permits. Inspection of cream source. Section 22-174 is repealed, effective July 1
  • 22-181. — Sec. 22-181. Application for permit by new producer. Any new producer shall make application to the commissioner for a p
  • 22-182 — Sec. 22-182a. Duties of commissioner if Federal Milk Order suspended or terminated. Wherever in sections 22-176, 22-177
  • 22-182. — Sec. 22-182. When approval or inspection of additional farms not required. Section 22-182 is repealed, effective October
  • 22-183. — Sec. 22-183. Farms and plants once approved to retain status and right to inspection; exceptions. Whenever approval to s
  • 22-184 — Sec. 22-184a. Permits for out-of-state plants which do not ship milk to this state. Section 22-184a is repealed, effecti
  • 22-184. — Sec. 22-184. Permits required for out-of-state plants and producing farms. Exemption. Section 22-184 is repealed, effect
  • 22-185. — Sec. 22-185. Temporary permit for receiving cream. Section 22-185 is repealed, effective October 1, 2005.
  • 22-186. — Sec. 22-186. Statements pertaining to receipt and disposition of milk and cream. Information to producers. Termination o
  • 22-187. — Sec. 22-187. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the performance by the commissioner of any administrative act provided for
  • 22-188. — Sec. 22-188. Carriers of communicable diseases not to handle milk or utensils. Section 22-188 is repealed.
  • 22-191. — Sec. 22-191. Preparation of milk. Section 22-191 is repealed, effective October 1, 1997.
  • 22-192 — Sec. 22-192a. Sale of milk as from tested cows. No person, firm or corporation shall sell or advertise milk or cream as
  • 22-192. — Sec. 22-192. Chocolate milk. Flavored milk. Section 22-192 is repealed.
  • 22-193. — Sec. 22-193. Milk and cream sold at retail or served in public eating places. No person shall bottle, pour, dip or measu
  • 22-194. — Sec. 22-194. Pasteurized milk and milk products. (a) The term “pasteurized”, or any similar term, when used in connectio
  • 22-195. — Sec. 22-195. Permits for pasteurization. Bottling process. Injunction. Section 22-195 is repealed, effective October 1,
  • 22-196. — Sec. 22-196. Pasteurization within the state. Permits for imported pasteurized milk or cream. Section 22-196 is repealed
  • 22-197 — Sec. 22-197b. Last sale date required on containers. Regulations. Penalty. Each person, handler, firm or corporation sha
  • 22-197. — Sec. 22-197. Labeling of receptacle containing pasteurized milk or cream. Section 22-197 is repealed, effective October
  • 22-203 — Sec. 22-203h. Regulations. The Commissioner of Agriculture may adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of c
Title 431 · CT 431 (46 sections)
  • 22-204. — Sec. 22-204. Legislative findings, purpose and policy. The production, sale and distribution of milk and certain milk pr
  • 22-205. — Sec. 22-205. Definitions. The following terms shall be construed in this part to have the following meanings, unless the
  • 22-206. — Sec. 22-206. Powers and duties of Commissioner of Agriculture. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall have the power to i
  • 22-207. — Sec. 22-207. Employees. The Commissioner of Agriculture may, subject to the provisions of chapter 67, appoint such assis
  • 22-208. — Sec. 22-208. Official seal. The Commissioner of Agriculture may, for the authentication of his records, process and proc
  • 22-211 — Sec. 22-211b. Regulations re system of milk prices, premiums and fees. Equalization of costs in obtaining and producing
  • 22-212. — Sec. 22-212. Coordination with other authorities. In order to effectuate the policies and provisions of this part and, w
  • 22-213. — Sec. 22-213. Encouragement of cooperative marketing. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall accord such recognition and e
  • 22-224. — Sec. 22-224. Information and records. Dealers shall furnish to the Commissioner of Agriculture such information as he de
  • 22-225. — Sec. 22-225. Confidential information; public data. Section 22-225 is repealed.
  • 22-226. — Sec. 22-226. Statements of purchases from producers. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall have power to require periodi
  • 22-227. — Sec. 22-227. Inspection and audit. The Commissioner of Agriculture or his designated agent shall have power to examine,
  • 22-228. — Sec. 22-228. Subpoena; punishment for contempt. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall have power to subpoena dealers and
  • 22-229 — Sec. 22-229a. Sanitation, handling, storage and processing requirements for milk dealers. All milk dealers processing, h
  • 22-229. — Sec. 22-229. Dealers required to be licensed. No dealer shall receive or purchase milk from producers or others within t
  • 22-230. — Sec. 22-230. License applications. (a) An application for a license to do business as a dealer, subdealer, cheese manufa
  • 22-231. — Sec. 22-231. Grounds for refusal, suspension or revocation of license. The Commissioner of Agriculture may refuse to gra
  • 22-232. — Sec. 22-232. Revocation of license; prior violations. The issuance or renewal of a license hereunder shall not preclude
  • 22-233. — Sec. 22-233. Conditional licenses. A license may be granted, renewed, continued in effect, suspended or revoked subject
  • 22-234. — Sec. 22-234. Hearings; service of rulings. Before refusing to grant or renew, or before suspending, revoking or refusing
  • 22-235 — Sec. 22-235a. Method of computation of license fees for milk dealers. Regulations. License fees for all milk dealers, ex
  • 22-235. — Sec. 22-235. Method of computation of license fees. Section 22-235 is repealed.
  • 22-236. — Sec. 22-236. License fees. Regulations. Waiver. (a) The biennial license fee for each milk dealer, yogurt manufacturer,
  • 22-237. — Sec. 22-237. Issuance and display of certificate. Upon granting or renewing a license, the commissioner shall issue a su
  • 22-238. — Sec. 22-238. Exemptions. The Commissioner of Agriculture may exempt from any or all of the provisions of sections 22-229
  • 22-239. — Sec. 22-239. Commissioner may require bonds or other security of milk dealers. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture shall
  • 22-240. — Sec. 22-240. Amount of bond or other security. The amount of any bond or other security required under section 22-239 sh
  • 22-241. — Sec. 22-241. Standards for determining bond as security requirement. In determining whether it is necessary for the prot
  • 22-242 — Sec. 22-242b. Payment by dealer for milk purchased from another dealer. All dealers, as defined in section 22-205, shall
  • 22-242. — Sec. 22-242. Default. Upon default under any condition of such bond or other security, the Commissioner of Agriculture m
  • 22-243. — Sec. 22-243. Unfair trade practices. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall have power, after notice and hearing and as h
  • 22-244. — Sec. 22-244. Disruption of market. It shall be an unfair trade practice for any dealer in a marketing area to sell or ot
  • 22-245. — Sec. 22-245. Cease and desist directives. Corrective terms and conditions. After such hearing and finding, the Commissio
  • 22-246. — Sec. 22-246. Regulations. Section 22-246 is repealed.
  • 22-247. — Sec. 22-247. Penalties; review. Any written or oral contract for the sale of milk under an unfair trade practice shall b
  • 22-248. — Sec. 22-248. Petition for reconsideration of order or regulation; appeal. Any person aggrieved by an order or regulation
  • 22-249. — Sec. 22-249. Appeal from rulings relating to application or license. An applicant or licensee aggrieved by any ruling of
  • 22-254. — Sec. 22-254. Enforcement by injunction. Relief to enforce compliance with or to restrain violation of any provision of t
  • 22-255. — Sec. 22-255. Civil penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this part, or of any order, ruling, regulation or d
  • 22-256. — Sec. 22-256. Penalties and remedies to be concurrent. The penalties and remedies prescribed in this part shall be deemed
  • 22-257. — Sec. 22-257. Bond for prosecution not required of commissioner. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall not be required to
  • 22-258. — Sec. 22-258. Severability. If any provision, clause or phrase of this part or of any order, ruling, regulation or direct
  • 22-259 — Sec. 22-259a. Assessment of producers for administration of act. Section 22-259a is repealed.
  • 22-259. — Sec. 22-259. Interstate commerce. No provision of this part or of any order, ruling or regulation thereunder shall apply
  • 22-265 — Sec. 22-265b. Grants to milk producers. (a) For purposes of this section:
  • 22-265. — Sec. 22-265. Establishment of fund. Section 22-265 is repealed.
Title 432 · CT 432 (3 sections)
  • 22-272 — Sec. 22-272b. Custom slaughter facilities. Regulations. Exceptions. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture shall adopt regu
  • 22-277 — Sec. 22-277a. Prompt payment for livestock required. (a) Any dealer or broker licensed pursuant to chapter 437 and any p
  • 22-277. — Sec. 22-277. Licensing and supervision of commission sales stables. Branding and identification of animals. Bond require
Title 433 · CT 433 (43 sections)
  • 22-278. — Sec. 22-278. Livestock. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter:
  • 22-279 — Sec. 22-279a. Quarantine of animals being tested for disease or biological or chemical residue. Any livestock animal or
  • 22-279. — Sec. 22-279. Quarantine of animals. Regulations. Orders. Emergencies. Notice to common carriers. Assistants. Violations.
  • 22-280 — Sec. 22-280a. Transporting and possession of vaccines and serums for dogs and cats. No antiserum, vaccine or other biolo
  • 22-280. — Sec. 22-280. Control of communicable diseases. Fees. All veterinary work concerning the control of communicable diseases
  • 22-284 — Sec. 22-284a. Vaccination of equine animals against encephalomyelitis. Section 22-284a is repealed.
  • 22-284. — Sec. 22-284. Anthrax or charbon. Section 22-284 is repealed, effective June 28, 2023.
  • 22-285. — Sec. 22-285. Emergency appropriations for suppression of diseases. The Governor is authorized, in the case of an emergen
  • 22-286. — Sec. 22-286. Cooperation with United States government. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall have authority to cooperat
  • 22-287. — Sec. 22-287. Tuberculosis testing of livestock. Procedures. Liability. Authorized persons to perform testing. (a) At the
  • 22-288 — Sec. 22-288a. Condemnation of herd. Compensation. Appeals. If the commissioner finds the presence of tuberculosis or bru
  • 22-288. — Sec. 22-288. Compensation for condemned livestock. Appeals. (a) The commissioner may cause any livestock infected with a
  • 22-289. — Sec. 22-289. Manufacture and sale of tuberculin. The Commissioner of Agriculture may, in writing, permit any person to m
  • 22-290. — Sec. 22-290. Tuberculin test. The tuberculin test shall be any approved tuberculin test or a combination of approved tes
  • 22-294. — Sec. 22-294. Care of herds. The owner of any herd of livestock shall house, feed and care for such herd under such sanit
  • 22-295. — Sec. 22-295. Owners to keep records. The owner of any herd of livestock shall keep a record of each animal in such herd
  • 22-296. — Sec. 22-296. Quarantine of infected herd. Permit for removal of animals. When infection with any disease listed as repor
  • 22-297. — Sec. 22-297. Appraisal on post mortem examination. Section 22-297 is repealed, effective October 1, 1997.
  • 22-298. — Sec. 22-298. Testing for brucellosis. Procedures. Liability. Breeding swine or goats on same premises as cattle. Prohibi
  • 22-299 — Sec. 22-299a. Brucellosis class free areas. Quarantine. The Commissioner of Agriculture may make regulations to establis
  • 22-299. — Sec. 22-299. Inclusion of calfhood vaccinated animals in herd test. Modified certified areas. Removal of animals under q
  • 22-300. — Sec. 22-300. Compulsory testing. Section 22-300 is repealed.
  • 22-301. — Sec. 22-301. Sale of milk contingent on herd compliance with statutory provisions. New milk producer requirements. Surve
  • 22-302. — Sec. 22-302. Informative tests to be at state expense. Section 22-302 is repealed.
  • 22-303. — Sec. 22-303. Brucellosis vaccination. (a) Each owner of bovine animals in this state may have all of such owner's female
  • 22-304. — Sec. 22-304. Control of disease in imported cattle. Disposal of reactors. Section 22-304 is repealed, effective June 28,
  • 22-305. — Sec. 22-305. No distinction between dairy and beef cattle. In all matters pertaining to the control and eradication of b
  • 22-306. — Sec. 22-306. Enforcement. Regulations. (a) The commissioner shall be responsible for the enforcement of the provisions o
  • 22-307. — Sec. 22-307. Indemnities. Indemnities shall be paid for animals declared reactors as a result of serological tests appro
  • 22-308 — Sec. 22-308g. Livestock or poultry testing by laboratory or veterinarian. Notice of positive test results. Timing. Viola
  • 22-308. — Sec. 22-308. Livestock. Importation permit. Certificate of veterinary inspection. Requirements. Return of import permit
  • 22-309. — Sec. 22-309. Refusal of permit. The commissioner may refuse to grant permits to import animals from any and all sections
  • 22-314. — Sec. 22-314. Disinfection of carriers. All boats, cars, crates, wagons, vans or other vehicles used in the transportatio
  • 22-315. — Sec. 22-315. Illegal importations. Reward for information. Section 22-315 is repealed, effective October 1, 1997.
  • 22-316. — Sec. 22-316. Disposal of diseased livestock. All carcasses of diseased livestock condemned pursuant to this chapter shal
  • 22-317. — Sec. 22-317. Cattle in transit. The provisions of sections 22-308 to 22-316, inclusive, shall not apply to working oxen
  • 22-318 — Sec. 22-318b. Issuance of interstate health charts for cattle at time of sale. Section 22-318b is repealed, effective Ju
  • 22-318. — Sec. 22-318. Importation of feeder cattle. Section 22-318 is repealed, effective June 28, 2023.
  • 22-319 — Sec. 22-319b. Growers of swine. Registration. Control of disease. Breeders of swine. Brucellosis and pseudorabies testin
  • 22-319. — Sec. 22-319. Registration of growers of swine. Control of disease. Section 22-319 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012
  • 22-320 — Sec. 22-320h. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 22-320a to 22-320f, inclusive, or any regulatio
  • 22-320. — Sec. 22-320. Control of vesicular exanthema in swine. Section 22-320 is repealed.
  • 22-321. — Sec. 22-321. Penalty. (a) Any person, or any officer or agent of any corporation, who violates any provision of this cha
Title 434 · CT 434 (8 sections)
  • 22-322. — Sec. 22-322. Registration. National Poultry Improvement Plan program. Fee. Waiver. Laboratory fees. Exemption. Prohibiti
  • 22-323 — Sec. 22-323c. Penalty. Any person who refuses, hinders or otherwise interferes with access by the commissioner or his ag
  • 22-323. — Sec. 22-323. Sale of avian disease free or National Poultry Improvement Plan program poultry. No person, firm or corpora
  • 22-324 — Sec. 22-324a. Sanitary disposal facilities for dead poultry. As used in this section, “poultry” means chickens, turkeys,
  • 22-324. — Sec. 22-324. Prevention of avian disease. Orders. Regulations re avian disease and sanitary handling of eggs. (a) As use
  • 22-325. — Sec. 22-325. Importation regulated. Each person, firm or corporation transporting into this state any live poultry shall
  • 22-326 — Sec. 22-326t. Inspection of poultry producers and poultry processing facilities. Standard. (a) For purposes of this sect
  • 22-326. — Sec. 22-326. Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation which violates any provision of section 22-323 or 22-325, any regu
Title 435 · CT 435 (52 sections)
  • 22-327. — Sec. 22-327. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 22-328. — Sec. 22-328. Enforcement. Animal control officers. Expenses. Training of animal control officers. Reimbursement. Trainin
  • 22-329 — Sec. 22-329c. Law enforcement officer's or animal control officer's authority to take possession of sexually assaulted a
  • 22-329. — Sec. 22-329. Prevention of cruelty to dogs and other animals. Any animal control officer or regional animal control offi
  • 22-330. — Sec. 22-330. Authority of officers issuing summons. The commissioner, the Chief Animal Control Officer and any animal co
  • 22-331 — Sec. 22-331a. Regional animal control officers. Pounds. Any two or more towns each of which has a population of less tha
  • 22-331. — Sec. 22-331. Municipal animal control officers. Assistants. (a) In each municipality of the state having a population of
  • 22-332 — Sec. 22-332e. Regional or municipal dog pound contract with animal rescue organization for veterinary treatment of injur
  • 22-332. — Sec. 22-332. Impoundment and disposition of roaming, injured or mistreated animals. Authority to spay or neuter unclaime
  • 22-333. — Sec. 22-333. Redemption of impounded dog, cat or other animal. Any dog, cat or other animal captured or impounded under
  • 22-334. — Sec. 22-334. Municipal animal control officer's fees. On or before the tenth day of each month, each municipal animal co
  • 22-335. — Sec. 22-335. Removal of municipal animal control officer. Complaint against municipal animal control officer. Any munici
  • 22-336 — Sec. 22-336a. Municipal or regional dog pounds. Standards. Enforcement. (a) Each municipal or regional dog pound shall p
  • 22-336. — Sec. 22-336. Towns to provide pounds or other suitable facilities. Regulations. Enforcement. Inspection report. Each cit
  • 22-337. — Sec. 22-337. Notice of licensing requirements. The selectmen of each town shall, annually, at least thirty days before J
  • 22-338. — Sec. 22-338. Licensing of dogs. Fees. Rabies certificate. Exemptions. (a) Each owner or keeper of a dog of the age of si
  • 22-339 — Sec. 22-339d. Municipal control of feral cats. (a) A municipality may adopt an ordinance requiring the registration, wit
  • 22-339. — Sec. 22-339. Licensing of dogs which are six months of age or older by new owners. Fees. Any person upon becoming the ow
  • 22-340. — Sec. 22-340. Town clerk to provide licenses and tags. (a) Each person complying with the provisions of section 22-338, 2
  • 22-341. — Sec. 22-341. Tag or plate to be attached to dog collar or harness. Cost. (a) Each owner or keeper of a licensed dog shal
  • 22-342. — Sec. 22-342. Local kennel licenses. Certain breeders to be licensed. Inspection of kennel facilities. Penalties. (a) Any
  • 22-343. — Sec. 22-343. Temporary placing of dog. The holder of any kennel license may place any dog belonging to such kennel in th
  • 22-344 — Sec. 22-344f. Veterinarian examination of cat or dog imported into state by animal importer or person operating or maint
  • 22-344. — Sec. 22-344. Licensing of commercial kennel, pet shop, training facility or grooming facility. Advertising by commercial
  • 22-345. — Sec. 22-345. License and tag for service animals for persons with a disability. Any person with a disability who is the
  • 22-346 — Sec. 22-346a. Transferred to Chapter 814b, Sec. 46a-44.
  • 22-346. — Sec. 22-346. Guide dogs on trains. Section 22-346 is repealed.
  • 22-347. — Sec. 22-347. Use of license fees. Within thirty days after receipt of the fees for dog licenses and tags, each town cler
  • 22-348. — Sec. 22-348. Allocation of license fees to The University of Connecticut. Balance to towns. Section 22-348 is repealed,
  • 22-349. — Sec. 22-349. Unlicensed dogs. Regulations. Impoundment. The town clerk of each town shall, annually, on or before July f
  • 22-350 — Sec. 22-350a. Tethering dog to stationary object or mobile device. Prohibited means. Confining or tethering dogs for unr
  • 22-350. — Sec. 22-350. Dogs as personal property. Tax exemption. Theft. All dogs are deemed to be personal property. License fees
  • 22-351 — Sec. 22-351a. Liability for intentionally killing or injuring companion animal. (a) For the purposes of this section, “c
  • 22-351. — Sec. 22-351. Theft, killing or injuring of companion animal. Penalty. Liability. (a) Any person who steals, confines or
  • 22-352. — Sec. 22-352. Change of residence of owner. Any dog licensed as provided in this chapter may be kept in any town in this
  • 22-353. — Sec. 22-353. Identifying insignia or tattoo marks. Section 22-353 is repealed, effective October 1, 1997.
  • 22-354 — Sec. 22-354a. Payment contracts and lease agreements for ownership of dogs or cats. Voided. Ownership of affected dog or
  • 22-354. — Sec. 22-354. Imported dogs and cats. Certificates of health. Importation from rabies quarantine area. Sale of young pupp
  • 22-355. — Sec. 22-355. Damage by dog to domestic animals or poultry. (a) When any person sustains damage by dogs to such person's
  • 22-356. — Sec. 22-356. Damage by two or more dogs. If any person has been damaged in person or property by two or more dogs at the
  • 22-357. — Sec. 22-357. Damage by dogs to person or property. (a) As used in this section:
  • 22-358. — Sec. 22-358. Killing of dogs doing damage. Restraint or disposal orders. Notice. Seizure. Pre-appeal meeting. Appeal of
  • 22-359 — Sec. 22-359f. Request for reduction of quarantine period after potential rabies exposure of animal. Notwithstanding any
  • 22-359. — Sec. 22-359. Control of rabies. Quarantine. Regulations. Report of rabies cases. Fine. Seizure of animals. Costs. (a) Th
  • 22-362. — Sec. 22-362. Annoyance by dogs on highway. Any person owning or having the custody of any dog which habitually goes out
  • 22-363. — Sec. 22-363. Nuisance. No person shall own or harbor a dog or dogs which is or are a nuisance by reason of vicious dispo
  • 22-364 — Sec. 22-364b. Control of dogs in proximity to service animals. The owner or keeper of a dog shall restrain and control s
  • 22-364. — Sec. 22-364. Dogs or livestock roaming at large. Order for enforcement. Intentional or reckless subsequent violation. (a
  • 22-365. — Sec. 22-365. Obstruction of commissioner or any animal control officer. Penalty. Any person who obstructs or attempts to
  • 22-366. — Sec. 22-366. Cropping of dog's ears. Any person who crops or cuts or causes to be cropped or cut off the whole or any pa
  • 22-367 — Sec. 22-367a. Regulations. The commissioner may adopt regulations in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54 to imp
  • 22-367. — Sec. 22-367. General penalty. Enforcement. Any person owning, keeping or harboring a dog or cat or maintaining a local k
Title 437 · CT 437 (11 sections)
  • 22-381. — Sec. 22-381. Definitions. As used in this chapter, “commissioner” means the Commissioner of Agriculture; “dealer” or “br
  • 22-382. — Sec. 22-382. Exceptions. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to (1) any person, association, copartnership or
  • 22-383. — Sec. 22-383. License required. Responsibility of dealer or broker for acts of employees. No dealer or broker shall engag
  • 22-384. — Sec. 22-384. Application for license. Fee. Any person before engaging in the business of a dealer or broker shall file a
  • 22-385. — Sec. 22-385. Issuance of license. Term. Renewal. Upon compliance by the applicant with section 22-384, the commissioner
  • 22-386. — Sec. 22-386. Suspension or revocation. Hearing. Appeal. For failure or refusal of a licensee to obey the provisions of t
  • 22-387. — Sec. 22-387. Keeping and inspection of records. Every dealer or broker shall keep accounts, records and memoranda which
  • 22-388. — Sec. 22-388. Periodic testing of livestock for infectious diseases. Quarantine. (a) All livestock owned by a livestock d
  • 22-389. — Sec. 22-389. Copy of license to be posted. Identification card. Every person licensed under the provisions of this chapt
  • 22-390. — Sec. 22-390. Enforcement. Regulations. The commissioner shall enforce the provisions of this chapter and may adopt regul
  • 22-391. — Sec. 22-391. Penalty. Any person who violates or refuses to comply with any provision of this chapter may be fined not l
Title 439 · CT 439 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-27y. Thames River Heritage Park water taxi boat and tour operations. Memorandum of agreement. The Department of
Title 440 · CT 440 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-45d. (Formerly Sec. 19a-94a). Plan for use or application of larvicide to control mosquitoes. (a) The Commissio
Title 441 · CT 441 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-66z. (Formerly Sec. 19-300u). Permits for use of pesticides in state waters. The Commissioner of Energy and Env
Title 442 · CT 442 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-76. Provisions and remedies not exclusive of others. The provisions and remedies under this chapter are not exc
Title 443 · CT 443 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-89. Program evaluation. Report to Governor and General Assembly. Section 22a-89 is repealed.
Title 444 · CT 444 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-111d. Seabird and shorebird protection program. Enforcement. Any conservation officer appointed pursuant to sec
Title 445 · CT 445 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-134s. Lien on real estate with service station. A lien pursuant to section 22a-452a shall not be placed against
Title 446 · CT 446 (1 sections)
  • 22 — Sec. 22a-137. Burial of nuclear radioactive waste regulated. Certain low-level wastes exempted. (a) No individual, partn
Title 447 · CT 447 (34 sections)
  • 23-10 — Sec. 23-10i. Designation of heritage parks. Public hearing. Designation of additional sites. (a) The Commissioner of Ene
  • 23-10. — Sec. 23-10. Development of recreational areas. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may develop recre
  • 23-11. — Sec. 23-11. Licenses for use of portions of parks or forests. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection ma
  • 23-12. — Sec. 23-12. Transfer of control of open spaces. Any town or other municipality may transfer the care and control of any
  • 23-13. — Sec. 23-13. Animals for public parks. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection or the custodians of any s
  • 23-14 — Sec. 23-14a. (Formerly Sec. 19a-192a). Payments to certified ambulance services for calls at state parks or forests. Sec
  • 23-14. — Sec. 23-14. Rights-of-way in state parks and forests. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may grant
  • 23-15 — Sec. 23-15h. Passport to the Parks account. Established. Subaccounts. Payments from account. (a) There is established an
  • 23-15. — Sec. 23-15. State park receipts deposited in Passport to the Parks account. All receipts from the operation of the state
  • 23-16 — Sec. 23-16c. Squantz Pond. Capacity limit. Factors. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall develo
  • 23-16. — Sec. 23-16. Leases of camp sites. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may execute with residents and
  • 23-17. — Sec. 23-17. Trust funds. The State Treasurer is authorized, with the approval of the Commissioner of Energy and Environm
  • 23-18. — Sec. 23-18. State Park Police. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection may, upon application of the
  • 23-19. — Sec. 23-19. State Forester. There shall be within the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection a State Forester
  • 23-20. — Sec. 23-20. Powers and duties of commissioner. (a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall adminis
  • 23-21. — Sec. 23-21. Purchase and sale of land by commissioner. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may buy l
  • 23-22. — Sec. 23-22. Acquisition of land by exchange. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may acquire land ad
  • 23-23. — Sec. 23-23. Purchase and sale of seeds and seedling stock. (a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection m
  • 23-24 — Sec. 23-24a. Survey of boundaries of state parks and forest lands. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protecti
  • 23-24. — Sec. 23-24. Establishment of boundaries. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may establish the bound
  • 23-25. — Sec. 23-25. Granting of leases for public purposes. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may, with th
  • 23-26 — Sec. 23-26g. Penalties. (a) Any person who violates section 23-26b or 23-26e or any regulations adopted pursuant to sect
  • 23-26. — Sec. 23-26. Revenue from state parks and facilities. Motor vehicle parking passes. Lifetime passes for residents sixty-f
  • 23-27. — Sec. 23-27. Federal grants. The commissioner is authorized (a) to apply for and receive grants or any other benefits fro
  • 23-4 — Sec. 23-4d. State park hazardous tree removal report. Not later than January 1, 2024, and annually thereafter, the Commi
  • 23-4. — Sec. 23-4. Regulations for preservation and protection. Penalties. Alcoholic beverages in state parks and forests. Takin
  • 23-5 — Sec. 23-5i. Responsibility of other public authorities. Nothing in sections 23-5a to 23-5i, inclusive, shall limit any o
  • 23-5. — Sec. 23-5. Public reservations; supervision. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall have charge a
  • 23-6. — Sec. 23-6. Maintenance of state park and forest lands adjoining other states. The Commissioner of Energy and Environment
  • 23-7. — Sec. 23-7. Memorials in state parks and reservations. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may erect,
  • 23-8 — Sec. 23-8b. Purchase of certain water company land in Fairfield County. Requirements for preservation. Jurisdiction by c
  • 23-8. — Sec. 23-8. Open spaces for recreation. State goal for acquisition of open space. State-owned lands valuable for conserva
  • 23-9 — Sec. 23-9b. West Rock Ridge conservation area and supplement. Notice requirements re land use changes or transfers. (a)
  • 23-9. — Sec. 23-9. Acquisition of property by eminent domain. The commissioner is authorized to take land or any interest therei
Title 448 · CT 448 (6 sections)
  • 23-28. — Sec. 23-28. Membership; meetings. Obsolete.
  • 23-29. — Sec. 23-29. Powers. The commissioner may, in the name and for the use of the state, accept any gift or any interest in r
  • 23-30. — Sec. 23-30. Leasing of land. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may, for the purposes specified in
  • 23-31. — Sec. 23-31. Acquisition of property for development as state forests. (a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental P
  • 23-32 — Sec. 23-32a. Study re sustainable harvesting of forests. Plan based on study results. Report. (a) On or before July 1, 2
  • 23-32. — Sec. 23-32. Improvement of forest lands. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may repair and construc
Title 449 · CT 449 (22 sections)
  • 23-33. — Sec. 23-33. Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection to be State Forest Fire Warden. The Commissioner of Ener
  • 23-34. — Sec. 23-34. Prosecutorial powers of State Forest Fire Warden. Section 23-34 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 23-35. — Sec. 23-35. Fire-fighting crews. The State Forest Fire Warden shall equip trained fire-fighting crews at major departmen
  • 23-36. — Sec. 23-36. Powers and duties of State Forest Fire Warden. The State Forest Fire Warden may take such action as said war
  • 23-37 — Sec. 23-37c. Termination of forest fire-fighting equipment account. Section 23-37c is repealed.
  • 23-37. — Sec. 23-37. Powers and duties of state forest fire control personnel and district and deputy fire wardens. Temporary eme
  • 23-38. — Sec. 23-38. Posting of notices containing fire laws. State forest fire control personnel may post such notices relating
  • 23-39. — Sec. 23-39. Compensation of wardens and firefighters. The compensation of district and deputy fire wardens, trained fire
  • 23-40. — Sec. 23-40. Patrol personnel. The State Forest Fire Warden may appoint patrol personnel, who shall receive compensation
  • 23-41. — Sec. 23-41. Disposal of receipts. All sums received by the State Treasurer from railroad companies or from any other sou
  • 23-42. — Sec. 23-42. Liability of railroads for damages caused by sparks. Any railroad company which, through act of its employee
  • 23-43. — Sec. 23-43. Determination of railroad fire hazards. The State Forest Fire Warden may, at any time, bring a petition in w
  • 23-44. — Sec. 23-44. Protection from railroad fire hazards. As to any portion of any railroad right-of-way and contiguous land th
  • 23-45. — Sec. 23-45. Regulations by commissioner. Violations. Penalty. The Commissioner of Transportation is authorized to make a
  • 23-46. — Sec. 23-46. Removal of cut brush along highways. Penalty. (a) No person, firm or corporation and no agent of any state d
  • 23-47. — Sec. 23-47. Forest fire hazards. In case of emergency, when down timber, parts of trees or brush, within two hundred fee
  • 23-48. — Sec. 23-48. Kindling fire in the open. Penalty. Any person who kindles or directs another to kindle a fire in the open a
  • 23-49 — Sec. 23-49a. Declaration of burning ban; special burning permit; penalty; exemptions. (a) No person shall kindle or use
  • 23-49. — Sec. 23-49. Permits for kindling fires. Exemptions. Section 23-49 is repealed.
  • 23-50. — Sec. 23-50. Closing of forests by the Governor. Whenever it appears to the Governor that by reason of extreme drought or
  • 23-51. — Sec. 23-51. Abandoned highways may be maintained for fire prevention. Section 23-51 is repealed, effective October 1, 20
  • 23-52. — Sec. 23-52. Recovery of expenses for extinguishing fires. Section 23-52 is repealed.
Title 450 · CT 450 (5 sections)
  • 23-53. — Sec. 23-53. Northeastern Interstate Forest Fire Protection Compact. The Governor on behalf of this state is authorized t
  • 23-54. — Sec. 23-54. Appointment of commissioners. There shall be three members, hereinafter called commissioners, of the Northea
  • 23-55. — Sec. 23-55. Powers and duties of commissioners. There is granted to the commissioners all of the powers provided in said
  • 23-56. — Sec. 23-56. Application of other laws. Any powers herein granted to the commission shall be regarded as in aid of and su
  • 23-57. — Sec. 23-57. Report. The commission shall keep accurate accounts of all receipts and disbursements and shall report to th
Title 451 · CT 451 (7 sections)
  • 23-58. — Sec. 23-58. Tree wardens; appointment; compensation; supervision. The selectmen of each town, except those having cities
  • 23-59 — Sec. 23-59a. Required coursework for tree wardens. Failure to comply. Extension of time. Record of completion. Tree Ward
  • 23-59. — Sec. 23-59. Powers and duties of tree wardens. The town or borough tree warden shall have the care and control of all tr
  • 23-60. — Sec. 23-60. Appropriations. Public trees; removal. Each town, city or borough may appropriate annually a suitable sum to
  • 23-61 — Sec. 23-61m. Action by officer, agent or person acting for or employed by arborist business. In any proceeding regarding
  • 23-61. — Sec. 23-61. Tree experts to be licensed. Section 23-61 is repealed.
  • 23-65. — Sec. 23-65. Posting or distributing advertisements. Removing, pruning, injuring or defacing certain trees or shrubs. Res
Title 452 · CT 452 (8 sections)
  • 23-66. — Sec. 23-66. Preservation of Appalachian National Scenic Trail as state policy. It is declared to be the policy of the st
  • 23-67. — Sec. 23-67. Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Acquisition of land. Provision of facilities. The Department of Energy an
  • 23-68. — Sec. 23-68. Transfer of land from other agencies for Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Any department or agency of the
  • 23-69. — Sec. 23-69. Uses of Appalachian National Scenic Trail and land. As ordered in Public Law 90-543, the Appalachian Nationa
  • 23-70. — Sec. 23-70. Maintenance agreements re Appalachian National Scenic Trail. As stated in Public Law 90-543, the commissione
  • 23-71. — Sec. 23-71. Liability of grantor of right-of-way re Appalachian National Scenic Trail. No person who has granted a right
  • 23-72 — Sec. 23-72a. New England National Scenic Trail. Preservation of trail as state policy. Acquisition of land. Transfer of
  • 23-72. — Sec. 23-72. Use of funds for Appalachian National Scenic Trail. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is
Title 453 · CT 453 (10 sections)
  • 23-73. — Sec. 23-73. Definitions. As used in sections 23-74 to 23-80, inclusive:
  • 23-74. — Sec. 23-74. Recreation and natural heritage trust program. Purpose. There is hereby created the recreation and natural h
  • 23-75. — Sec. 23-75. Land acquisition. Criteria. (a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall acquire land b
  • 23-76. — Sec. 23-76. Acquisitions list. Stewardship account income. The department shall maintain and quarterly revise a list of
  • 23-77. — Sec. 23-77. Funding sources for program purposes. (a) Resources from the following sources shall be used by the Commissi
  • 23-78. — Sec. 23-78. Matching funds. Any moneys authorized for the program may be expended with matching funds from: (1) Private
  • 23-79. — Sec. 23-79. Stewardship account. To ensure the proper management of land acquired pursuant to sections 23-73 to 23-79, i
  • 23-80. — Sec. 23-80. Advisory board. Annual report. Section 23-80 is repealed, effective July 1, 1998.
  • 23-81 — Sec. 23-81a. Recognized Connecticut Heritage Areas. The General Assembly recognizes two Connecticut Heritage Areas: (1)
  • 23-81. — Sec. 23-81. “Connecticut Heritage Area” defined. State planning consideration and project partnering. (a) As used in thi
Title 454 · CT 454 (4 sections)
  • 23-100. — Sec. 23-100. Definitions. As used in sections 23-101, 23-102, 32-9qq, 32-327 and 32-228, “greenway” means a corridor of
  • 23-101. — Sec. 23-101. Greenways capital grant program. Greenways small grants program. Regulations. (a) There is established a gr
  • 23-102. — Sec. 23-102. Connecticut Greenways Council. (a) There shall be a Connecticut Greenways Council which shall be within the
  • 23-103. — Sec. 23-103. Bond authorization for Connecticut bikeway, pedestrian walkway, recreational trail and greenway grant progr
Title 462 · CT 462 (5 sections)
  • 24-1. — Sec. 24-1. Appointment and duties of commission. Section 24-1 is repealed.
  • 24-2 — Sec. 24-2a. Disclosure of the location of rare, threatened or endangered species. Section 24-2a is repealed.
  • 24-2. — Sec. 24-2. Objects of survey. The state geological and natural history survey shall be under the direction of the Commis
  • 24-3. — Sec. 24-3. Distribution of survey reports. Sales and publication account. (a) Said commissioner shall cause to be prepar
  • 24-4. — Sec. 24-4. Disposition of material collected. All material collected, after having served the purposes of the survey, sh
Title 473 · CT 473 (5 sections)
  • 25-1. — Sec. 25-1. Appointment and qualifications of commission. Section 25-1 is repealed.
  • 25-13. — Sec. 25-13. Payment for material removed. Section 25-13 is repealed.
  • 25-3 — Sec. 25-3a. Conduct of hearings. Section 25-3a is repealed.
  • 25-7. — Sec. 25-7. Use or obstruction of navigable waters. Certificate. Section 25-7 is repealed.
  • 25-9. — Sec. 25-9. Registration of well drillers. Permit. Report. Section 25-9 is repealed.
Title 474 · CT 474 (26 sections)
  • 25-25. — Sec. 25-25. Definitions. Section 25-25 is repealed.
  • 25-32 — Sec. 25-32n. Water service to a school administration building from a well. Notwithstanding the provisions of the genera
  • 25-32. — Sec. 25-32. Department of Public Health jurisdiction over and duties concerning water supplies, water companies and oper
  • 25-33 — Sec. 25-33q. List designating sources or potential sources of water that require protection. Not later than October 31,
  • 25-33. — Sec. 25-33. Water company: Reporting and record retention requirements. Plan required for construction or expansion of w
  • 25-34. — Sec. 25-34. Investigation of water or ice supply. (a) The Department of Public Health may, and upon complaint shall, inv
  • 25-35. — Sec. 25-35. Enforcement agents. The Department of Public Health may employ agents and engineers to carry out the provisi
  • 25-36. — Sec. 25-36. Orders of department; appeals; civil penalty. (a) Except as provided otherwise in this part, any person or c
  • 25-37 — Sec. 25-37i. Use of municipally owned watershed land for construction and operation of golf course. Section 25-37i is re
  • 25-37. — Sec. 25-37. Penalties. Any individual, partnership, association, corporation, municipality, company or other entity viol
  • 25-38. — Sec. 25-38. Carcass of animal in water supply. Section 25-38 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012.
  • 25-39 — Sec. 25-39e. Restriction on use of lead solder in potable water systems. Sale of lead solder. (a) No solder containing m
  • 25-39. — Sec. 25-39. Pollution of drinking water. Any person who puts anything into a well, spring, fountain, cistern or other pl
  • 25-40 — Sec. 25-40a. Notification of violation of national primary drinking water standards. (a) Not later than twenty-four hour
  • 25-40. — Sec. 25-40. Analysis of water. Schedule of fees, when applicable. Town, city and borough directors of health shall, when
  • 25-41. — Sec. 25-41. Cemetery not to be within one-half mile of reservoir. No cemetery or place of sepulture shall be located or
  • 25-42. — Sec. 25-42. Power to take lands and streams. Any town, city, borough or corporation authorized by law to supply the inha
  • 25-43 — Sec. 25-43d. Taking water from or tampering with hydrant or reservoir. Penalty. No person shall open, operate, take wate
  • 25-43. — Sec. 25-43. Bathing in and pollution of reservoirs. Aircraft on reservoirs. Penalties. (a) Any person who bathes or swim
  • 25-44. — Sec. 25-44. Appointment of special police. The Governor, upon the application of any town, city or borough or of any sub
  • 25-45. — Sec. 25-45. Local ordinances concerning reservoirs. The legislative body of any city or borough may make, alter and repe
  • 25-46. — Sec. 25-46. Interstate waters used for drinking water supply. For the purpose of protecting the purity of interstate wat
  • 25-51. — Sec. 25-51. Injunction against injury to water supply or source. Whenever any land or building is used, occupied or allo
  • 25-52. — Sec. 25-52. Cemeteries not to be near ice ponds. Section 25-52 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 25-53. — Sec. 25-53. Abatement of nuisance. Whenever any order is made by the Superior Court for the abatement of any nuisance to
  • 25-54. — Sec. 25-54. Sale of ice regulated. Section 25-54 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
Title 477 · CT 477 (36 sections)
  • 25-100. — Sec. 25-100. Commissioners; appointment; terms; vacancy. There shall be three members of the Connecticut River Valley Fl
  • 25-101. — Sec. 25-101. Thames River Valley Flood Control Compact. The Governor on behalf of this state is authorized to enter into
  • 25-102. — Sec. 25-102. Commissioners; appointment; terms; vacancy. There shall be three members of the Thames River Valley Flood C
  • 25-69. — Sec. 25-69. Declaration of policy. It is hereby found and declared that, because of the occurrence of severe storms acco
  • 25-70. — Sec. 25-70. Exposed areas defined. Land areas fronting on the ocean, or on bays, inlets and coves, or bordering on river
  • 25-71. — Sec. 25-71. Payment by state for flood or erosion control systems. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protecti
  • 25-72. — Sec. 25-72. Payment of costs. (a) The cost, or part thereof, of construction of any such system or the local cash contri
  • 25-73. — Sec. 25-73. State bond issue authorized. The State Treasurer shall issue bonds and notes of the state, in accordance wit
  • 25-74. — Sec. 25-74. Commissioner to use federal or municipal facilities. Federal funds. The Commissioner of Energy and Environme
  • 25-75. — Sec. 25-75. Payment of expenses. Subject to the approval of the State Bond Commission, any expense incurred in connectio
  • 25-76. — Sec. 25-76. Small flood control, tidal and hurricane protection and navigation projects; state cooperation with federal
  • 25-77. — Sec. 25-77. Reimbursement of state by municipalities. Section 25-77 is repealed.
  • 25-78. — Sec. 25-78. Local contributions. The cost of all local contributions or part thereof for the construction of any project
  • 25-79. — Sec. 25-79. State bond issue authorized for small flood control projects. The State Treasurer shall issue bonds and note
  • 25-80. — Sec. 25-80. State participation in large flood control reservoir construction. Disposal of property interests. The Commi
  • 25-81. — Sec. 25-81. State bond issue authorized for flood control projects. The State Treasurer shall issue bonds and notes of t
  • 25-82. — Sec. 25-82. Payment of expenses. Subject to the approval of the Finance Advisory Committee, any expense incurred in conn
  • 25-83 — Sec. 25-83a. Reimbursement of public service companies for relocation of facilities in connection with flood control pro
  • 25-83. — Sec. 25-83. Agreements to indemnify the United States. The Governor, with the approval of the Finance Advisory Committee
  • 25-84. — Sec. 25-84. Municipal flood prevention, climate resilience and erosion control boards. Joint flood prevention, climate r
  • 25-85. — Sec. 25-85. Establishment of flood prevention, climate resilience and erosion control system. Requirements of flood prev
  • 25-86. — Sec. 25-86. Taking of property. Such board is authorized to enter upon and to take and hold, by purchase, condemnation o
  • 25-87. — Sec. 25-87. Bond issue authorized. Assessments. At any time after voting to acquire, construct, reconstruct, operate or
  • 25-88. — Sec. 25-88. Method of assessment. Whenever any assessment is made as herein provided, the amount to be raised thereby sh
  • 25-89. — Sec. 25-89. New and supplementary assessments. If any assessment is not valid or enforceable for any reason, a new asses
  • 25-90. — Sec. 25-90. Assessment due date. Notice. Assessments shall be due and payable at such time as may be fixed by the board,
  • 25-91. — Sec. 25-91. Installment payment of assessments. The board may provide for the payment of such assessments in such number
  • 25-92. — Sec. 25-92. Segregation and use of assessment funds. The proceeds of such assessments, whether or not pledged for the pa
  • 25-93. — Sec. 25-93. Delinquent payments. Any assessment against benefited property not paid within thirty days of the due date s
  • 25-94. — Sec. 25-94. Agreements concerning navigation and flood prevention, climate resilience and erosion control systems. Any f
  • 25-95. — Sec. 25-95. Agreements of state and local authorities. The state, acting through the Commissioner of Energy and Environm
  • 25-96. — Sec. 25-96. Attorney General to approve agreements. Assistance furnished at local expense. All contracts and agreements
  • 25-97. — Sec. 25-97. Joint projects of two or more municipalities. When any such improvement or protection project or system is l
  • 25-98 — Sec. 25-98a. Taking or acquisition of certain municipal property by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protectio
  • 25-98. — Sec. 25-98. Acceptance of gifts. In carrying out the purposes for which it was established, any local authority authoriz
  • 25-99. — Sec. 25-99. Connecticut River Flood Control Compact. Approval is hereby given to a compact in the following form:
Title 480 · CT 480 (2 sections)
  • 25-120. — Sec. 25-120. Compact.
  • 25-121. — Sec. 25-121. Appointment of commission member. On or before May 1, 1975, and quadrennially thereafter, the Governor shal
Title 482 · CT 482 (12 sections)
  • 25-126. — Sec. 25-126. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter:
  • 25-127. — Sec. 25-127. Connecticut Well Drilling Board. Section 25-127 is repealed.
  • 25-128. — Sec. 25-128. Duties of board. Well Drilling Code. (a) For the purpose of safeguarding the public health, the board shall
  • 25-129. — Sec. 25-129. Certificate of registration. Insurance requirement. Limited contractor and limited journeyperson well casin
  • 25-130. — Sec. 25-130. Permit to drill. Before commencing work on any water-supply well, the registered well driller shall apply t
  • 25-131. — Sec. 25-131. Well records. Drilling, excavating and pumping activities affecting underground water resources. (a) Within
  • 25-132. — Sec. 25-132. Wells for farming purposes. Nothing in this chapter shall prevent a person from constructing a well on his
  • 25-133. — Sec. 25-133. Exemptions. (a) Where the board finds that compliance with all requirements of this chapter or regulations
  • 25-134. — Sec. 25-134. Exclusion. No well in existence on July 1, 1969, shall be required to conform to the provisions of this cha
  • 25-135. — Sec. 25-135. Penalty. Any person who engages in well drilling or offers to engage in well drilling, or advertises or hol
  • 25-136. — Sec. 25-136. Disposition of fees. Fees received under this chapter shall be deposited with the State Treasurer to the cr
  • 25-137. — Sec. 25-137. Powers of Department of Public Health and health directors unaffected. Nothing in this chapter shall be con
Title 483 · CT 483 (3 sections)
  • 25-156. — Sec. 25-156. Long Island Sound Foundation, Inc. (a) There is established the Long Island Sound Foundation, Inc., a nonst
  • 25-157 — Sec. 25-157v. Connecticut Seagrass Coordinator. Duties. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, in collab
  • 25-157. — Sec. 25-157. Applications for crossings of Long Island Sound. Moratorium. Petition to waive moratorium. Notwithstanding
Title 484 · CT 484 (11 sections)
  • 25-200. — Sec. 25-200. Short title: Protected Rivers Act. Sections 25-200 to 25-210, inclusive, shall be known and may be cited as
  • 25-201. — Sec. 25-201. Definitions. For the purposes of sections 25-200 to 25-210, inclusive:
  • 25-202. — Sec. 25-202. Eligible river corridors. (a) The commissioner, in accordance with the provisions of this section, shall ad
  • 25-203. — Sec. 25-203. Establishment of river committees. (a) The commissioner shall establish a river committee to plan for desig
  • 25-204. — Sec. 25-204. Resource inventory. Statement of objectives. Map. Notice and hearing. River corridor protection plan. (a) A
  • 25-205. — Sec. 25-205. Approval of river corridor protection plan. Designation of protected river corridor by General Assembly. (a
  • 25-206. — Sec. 25-206. Consistency of state and municipal land use laws and plans with designated river corridor protection plan.
  • 25-207. — Sec. 25-207. Structures and uses existing at time of designation of river corridor. For purposes of sections 25-200 to 2
  • 25-208. — Sec. 25-208. Acquisition of land within designated river corridor by state or municipality. (a) For the purpose of prese
  • 25-209. — Sec. 25-209. Commissioner authorized to provide guidance re river corridor protection plans. The commissioner may, withi
  • 25-210. — Sec. 25-210. Development of hydropower and maintenance of railroad rights-of-way within protected river corridors. Nothi
Title 485 · CT 485 (10 sections)
  • 25-230. — Sec. 25-230. Short title: Multiple Use Rivers Act. This section and sections 25-231 to 25-238, inclusive, shall be known
  • 25-231. — Sec. 25-231. Definitions. As used in sections 25-230 to 25-238, inclusive:
  • 25-232. — Sec. 25-232. Establishment of river commissions. Withdrawal of municipality. (a) Any two or more municipalities may, by
  • 25-233. — Sec. 25-233. Membership of river commissions. Procedures. (a) An ordinance authorizing the establishment of a river comm
  • 25-234. — Sec. 25-234. Resource inventory. Statement of objectives. Map. Notice. Hearing. Review by state officials. Management pl
  • 25-235. — Sec. 25-235. Approval of management plan by municipalities, commissioner. Revisions to plan. (a) A river corridor manage
  • 25-236. — Sec. 25-236. State plans and municipal land use regulations to be in accordance with recommendations of management plan.
  • 25-237. — Sec. 25-237. Structures and uses existing at time of management plan approval. For purposes of sections 25-230 to 25-238
  • 25-238 — Sec. 25-238a. Farmington River optimum flow. Dam release and holdback requests. (a) The Commissioner of Energy and Envir
  • 25-238. — Sec. 25-238. Guidance by commissioner re management plan. The commissioner may, within available resources, issue writte
Title 490 · CT 490 (198 sections)
  • 26-1. — Sec. 26-1. Definitions. Words and terms used in this chapter shall be construed as follows:
  • 26-100. — Sec. 26-100. Posting notices. The commissioner shall cause such notices to be posted along or near the boundary lines of
  • 26-101. — Sec. 26-101. Wildlife refuges and closed areas. The commissioner may establish wildlife refuges, closed areas or safety
  • 26-102. — Sec. 26-102. Fish spawning areas and refuges. The commissioner may establish fish spawning areas and refuges on any wate
  • 26-103. — Sec. 26-103. Management and preservation of islands in and marshes in or bordering the Housatonic River. All islands in
  • 26-104. — Sec. 26-104. Bantam Lake sanctuary. No person shall hunt, take, kill or attempt to kill any duck, geese, brant, swan or
  • 26-105. — Sec. 26-105. Lake Wononscopomuc sanctuary. Limited hunting. No person shall hunt, take, kill or attempt to kill any duck
  • 26-106. — Sec. 26-106. Milford refuge. That portion of Milford Harbor extending from Memorial Bridge to the Milford breakwater and
  • 26-107 — Sec. 26-107i. Sale of wildlife stamps, prints, publications and other items. Allocation of revenue. The Commissioner of
  • 26-107. — Sec. 26-107. Hunting and trapping on wildlife refuge or closed area. No person shall, at any time, enter upon any state
  • 26-108. — Sec. 26-108. Inland waters and marine district defined. The commissioner may, after public notice and hearing, determine
  • 26-109. — Sec. 26-109. Dividing lines between inland and marine waters in Groton, Stonington, the Niantic River and the Housatonic
  • 26-110. — Sec. 26-110. Demarcation lines. The commissioner may establish a line at the outlet and inlet of any artificial or natur
  • 26-111. — Sec. 26-111. Regulation of fishing. In the interest of developing a sound program of sport fisheries management for all
  • 26-112. — Sec. 26-112. Scope of regulations. The commissioner may, after notice and public hearing, issue regulations governing fi
  • 26-113. — Sec. 26-113. Hearings. Notice of such hearing shall be advertised in one or more newspapers having a general circulation
  • 26-114 — Sec. 26-114a. Purchase or sale of snakehead fish prohibited. No person shall sell or purchase any snakehead fish in the
  • 26-114. — Sec. 26-114. Prohibited acts. No species of fish or bait shall be fished for or taken in the inland district except as a
  • 26-115. — Sec. 26-115. Fisheries management practices of commissioner. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may
  • 26-116. — Sec. 26-116. Exceptions. The provisions of sections 26-111 to 26-117, inclusive, shall not apply to the taking of fish f
  • 26-117. — Sec. 26-117. Fine for violation. Any person who violates any provision of sections 26-102 and 26-111 to 26-116, inclusiv
  • 26-118. — Sec. 26-118. Fishing in reservoir. No person shall take or attempt to take any fish from the waters of any lake, pond or
  • 26-119. — Sec. 26-119. Use of explosives or poisons. Fish shall not be taken by means of any explosive. Except for mining or mecha
  • 26-120. — Sec. 26-120. Striped bass. Section 26-120 is repealed.
  • 26-121. — Sec. 26-121. Taking of tomcod or frost fish in Saugatuck River. Tomcod or frost fish may be taken, annually, without a l
  • 26-122. — Sec. 26-122. Fishing through ice in Cranberry Pond, Cream Hill Lake and Lake Quonnipaug. No person shall take or attempt
  • 26-123. — Sec. 26-123. Fishing through ice in Long Meadow Pond. Section 26-123 is repealed.
  • 26-124. — Sec. 26-124. Indian Pond. Any nonresident who holds a license to fish in the state of New York may sport fish in that po
  • 26-125. — Sec. 26-125. Beach Pond and Killingly Pond. Any nonresident who holds a license to fish in the state of Rhode Island may
  • 26-126. — Sec. 26-126. Disposition of fish illegally taken. Any fish or crustacean, or part thereof, illegally taken or possessed
  • 26-127. — Sec. 26-127. Conservation of bait species. Daily limit. (a) Any person who transports out of this state any bait species
  • 26-128 — Sec. 26-128b. Trout. Elimination of closed season. Notwithstanding any provision of this title, there shall be no closed
  • 26-128. — Sec. 26-128. Carp and goldfish. (a) No person shall sell, offer for sale, transport, transfer, possess or use any carp o
  • 26-129. — Sec. 26-129. Forfeiture of fishing tackle. Any boat, seine, net, spear, torch, fishing tackle or other implement used in
  • 26-130. — Sec. 26-130. Sale of fish for stocking; sale of fish management commodities; sale of trout eggs. No fish shall be furnis
  • 26-131. — Sec. 26-131. Registration of private waters. Taking of fish without license. Any owner of private waters who desires to
  • 26-132. — Sec. 26-132. Privately stocked waters. Upon request by any association owning or controlling the fishing rights in any s
  • 26-133. — Sec. 26-133. Stocking with different species of fish. Section 26-133 is repealed.
  • 26-134. — Sec. 26-134. Obstructing streams. No person shall, unless authorized by the commissioner, prevent the passing of fish in
  • 26-135. — Sec. 26-135. Pond weirs and nets. The proprietor of any private pond or lake, and the selectmen of any town in which any
  • 26-136. — Sec. 26-136. Fishways. (a) Upon petition of ten or more persons owning property above any dam or artificial obstruction
  • 26-137. — Sec. 26-137. Fishing near fishways. No person shall take or attempt to take any fish within two hundred fifty feet of an
  • 26-138. — Sec. 26-138. Draining for taking fish. No person, firm, corporation or municipality or political subdivision thereof sha
  • 26-139. — Sec. 26-139. Responsibility for draining. Penalty. The person who has authority to issue an order directing the draining
  • 26-14. — Sec. 26-14. Federal aid for fish restoration projects. Section 26-14 is repealed, effective April 14, 2010.
  • 26-140. — Sec. 26-140. Fishing rights in stream crossing highway. Notwithstanding any taking or purchase made or to be made for hi
  • 26-141 — Sec. 26-141c. Violation of regulations. After the adoption of regulations pursuant to section 26-141b, no person or muni
  • 26-141. — Sec. 26-141. Fine for violation. Any person who violates any provision of this part for the violation of which no other
  • 26-142 — Sec. 26-142d. Dual-landing agreements for Winter I Summer Flounder. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protect
  • 26-142. — Sec. 26-142. Registration of nets. Permits to tend or operate. Section 26-142 is repealed.
  • 26-143 — Sec. 26-143a. Nets to be buoyed and marked. Boats to display license or registration flag. Section 26-143a is repealed,
  • 26-143. — Sec. 26-143. Nets to be marked. Section 26-143 is repealed.
  • 26-149. — Sec. 26-149. Commercial hatcheries. Fees. No person shall operate a commercial hatchery to hold, hatch or rear finfish o
  • 26-15 — Sec. 26-15b. Annual report re license, permit, stamp and tag fees and expenditures for fish and wildlife programs. On or
  • 26-15. — Sec. 26-15. Fish and wildlife restoration projects. Funds for programs and functions of Bureau of Natural Resources. The
  • 26-154 — Sec. 26-154a. Use of purse seines in Long Island Sound. Section 26-154a is repealed, effective October 1, 2000.
  • 26-154. — Sec. 26-154. Restricted waters near mouth of stream or estuary. Use of otter trawls in estuaries. (a) The commissioner m
  • 26-155. — Sec. 26-155. Fish oil or fertilizer. No person shall render any food fish into oil or fertilizer. Nothing in this sectio
  • 26-157 — Sec. 26-157j. Seafood dealer, wholesaler or shipper possession and sale of undersized lobsters. Conditions. Documentatio
  • 26-158. — Sec. 26-158. Sale of lobsters. No person who has taken any lobsters from the waters of this state or any other state whi
  • 26-159 — Sec. 26-159c. Commissioner to conduct public hearings in coastal areas. Prior to the adoption of any regulation under su
  • 26-159. — Sec. 26-159. Sea sturgeon. Section 26-159 is repealed.
  • 26-16. — Sec. 26-16. Public hunting and fishing lands and waters. The commissioner is authorized to acquire for the use of the st
  • 26-160. — Sec. 26-160. Extension zones. The commissioner may establish zones on either side of the lines fixed by him to distingui
  • 26-164. — Sec. 26-164. Inspection of license. Upon request of the commissioner or any conservation officer or officer authorized t
  • 26-165. — Sec. 26-165. Reports. Section 26-165 is repealed.
  • 26-166. — Sec. 26-166. Obstructions. No person shall place any obstruction in or upon any fishing place or upon grounds which may
  • 26-167. — Sec. 26-167. Stealing fish, lobsters or equipment. Penalty. No person except the licensed owner, an authorized licensed
  • 26-168. — Sec. 26-168. Sale or taking of salt water fish. Section 26-168 is repealed.
  • 26-169. — Sec. 26-169. Nets and seines prohibited in Darien, Stamford and Greenwich. No person shall draw, set or use any net, sei
  • 26-17 — Sec. 26-17a. Acquisition and preservation of tidal wetlands. (a) For the purposes of this section, “tidal wetlands” mean
  • 26-17. — Sec. 26-17. Release of fishing or hunting rights. The commissioner, by agreement with the land owner, may cancel any sho
  • 26-170. — Sec. 26-170. Use of seine in Norwalk Harbor. No person shall draw a seine with a mesh less than one and one-half inches
  • 26-171. — Sec. 26-171. Taking smelt in Greenwich. No person shall take any smelt in any of the waters of Long Island Sound, or in
  • 26-174. — Sec. 26-174. Pawcatuck River. No person shall erect or continue any pound or weir upon any flat or other part of the bot
  • 26-175. — Sec. 26-175. Long Beach and Penfield Reef. No person shall draw, set or use any net, seine, pound net, fyke net or set n
  • 26-176. — Sec. 26-176. Restrictions on type of fishing at certain points on Connecticut, Mystic and Thames Rivers, Niantic Bay and
  • 26-177. — Sec. 26-177. Mystic River. No person shall draw any seine in the Mystic River north of a line running due east from the
  • 26-178. — Sec. 26-178. Thames River. No purse net shall be set in the Thames River above the railroad bridge.
  • 26-179. — Sec. 26-179. Taking smelt in Groton. No person shall take or assist in taking or attempt to take any smelt from the wate
  • 26-18. — Sec. 26-18. Fish or game for propagation. Any person who, in making application to the Commissioner of Energy and Enviro
  • 26-180. — Sec. 26-180. Milford Harbor. No person shall draw, set or use any net, seine, pound net, fyke net or set net in the wate
  • 26-181. — Sec. 26-181. Chester Cove. No person shall draw, set or use any net, seine, fyke net or set net in the waters of Chester
  • 26-182. — Sec. 26-182. Wright's Cove. No person shall draw, set or use any net, seine, fyke net or set net in the waters of Wright
  • 26-183. — Sec. 26-183. Use of nets in Long Island Sound adjacent to Stratford. No person shall draw, set or use any net, seine, po
  • 26-184. — Sec. 26-184. Use of nets in Keney Cove. No person shall draw, set or use any net in the waters of Keney Cove in the town
  • 26-185. — Sec. 26-185. Use of trawls in the Poquonock River. No person shall take or attempt to take any fish from the Poquonock R
  • 26-186 — Sec. 26-186a. Effect of license suspension on other licenses, permits or registrations and on right to obtain them. Upon
  • 26-186. — Sec. 26-186. Penalties. Any person who violates any provision of this part for which no other penalty is provided shall
  • 26-19. — Sec. 26-19. Motor boats in Bantam River. No person shall operate a boat propelled by an internal combustion engine upon
  • 26-2. — Sec. 26-2. Members. Appointment. Compensation. Section 26-2 is repealed.
  • 26-20. — Sec. 26-20. Signs on rights-of-way to state ponds or streams. The commissioner shall erect a sign or signs on the right-
  • 26-21. — Sec. 26-21. Notice not to be destroyed. Any person who defaces, obliterates or destroys any notice or proclamation, post
  • 26-22. — Sec. 26-22. Control of aquatic plants and animals. The commissioner may, after investigation has indicated that such mea
  • 26-23. — Sec. 26-23. Abandoned or discarded fishing or hunting implements. Derelict lobster gear. (a) Any weapon, article or impl
  • 26-24. — Sec. 26-24. Use or disposal of seized articles. Any hunting, fishing or trapping weapon, device, implement or article se
  • 26-25 — Sec. 26-25c. Release of lighter-than-air balloons restricted. Penalty. (a) No person, nonprofit organization, firm or co
  • 26-25. — Sec. 26-25. Commissioner may declare closed season or extend open season. (a) The commissioner may, when he finds that e
  • 26-26 — Sec. 26-26b. Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact.
  • 26-26. — Sec. 26-26. Enforcement in state boundary waters of boating or fish and game laws. If and when the state of Rhode Island
  • 26-27 — Sec. 26-27g. Lifetime hunting and fishing licenses. Authorization. Regulations. Notwithstanding the provisions of this c
  • 26-27. — Sec. 26-27. Licenses required for hunting, trapping and fishing. Exceptions. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b), (
  • 26-28 — Sec. 26-28c. Marine waters fishing license fees. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the fee for a
  • 26-28. — Sec. 26-28. Hunting, trapping and sport fishing license fees. (a) Except as provided in subsections (b) to (f), inclusiv
  • 26-29 — Sec. 26-29c. Free private land deer permit for certain farmers. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 26-27, the Com
  • 26-29. — Sec. 26-29. Free lifetime fishing license for person who is blind. No fee shall be charged for any sport fishing license
  • 26-3 — Sec. 26-3c. Procedures and processes for use of Internet and other means for issuance of hunting, fishing and trapping l
  • 26-3. — Sec. 26-3. Powers and duties of commissioner. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall enforce all
  • 26-30. — Sec. 26-30. Applications. Issuance of licenses. (a) Resident licenses to firearms hunt, archery hunt, trap or fish, or t
  • 26-31 — Sec. 26-31d. Printed fishing guides for 2023 season. Public availability. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental P
  • 26-31. — Sec. 26-31. Instruction in handling and use of hunting weapons. Required education course for reinstatement of suspended
  • 26-32. — Sec. 26-32. Permanent license. Section 26-32 is repealed.
  • 26-33. — Sec. 26-33. Issuance of complimentary licenses to nonresidents. The Governor may issue complimentary hunting and fishing
  • 26-34 — Sec. 26-34a. License for nonresident servicemen. Any nonresident who is an active, full-time member of the armed forces,
  • 26-34. — Sec. 26-34. License for nonresident servicemen. Section 26-34 is repealed.
  • 26-35. — Sec. 26-35. Expiration date. License not transferable. Restrictions. Wildlife management study area. Each firearms hunti
  • 26-36. — Sec. 26-36. Record of licenses. Remittance of fees by town clerks. Each town clerk shall keep a record of all licenses i
  • 26-37. — Sec. 26-37. Duplicate licenses. The commissioner, upon written application and the payment of a fee of eleven dollars, s
  • 26-38. — Sec. 26-38. Hunting by minors. (a) Any person over the age of eighteen years who holds a firearms hunting or archery hun
  • 26-39. — Sec. 26-39. Hunting licenses for owners of packs of dogs. Any hunting organization or individual owning and using for hu
  • 26-4. — Sec. 26-4. Appointment and duties of director. Section 26-4 is repealed.
  • 26-40 — Sec. 26-40f. Penalty. Any person who commits, takes part in or assists in violating section 26-40c, 26-40d or section 26
  • 26-40. — Sec. 26-40. Game breeders license. Possession of skunks or raccoons. No person, association or corporation shall possess
  • 26-41. — Sec. 26-41. Transferred to Chapter 422, Sec. 22-12b.
  • 26-42. — Sec. 26-42. Licensing of raw fur dealers. Inspection. Regulations. (a) No person shall engage in the business of buying
  • 26-43. — Sec. 26-43. Sale of raw furs to unlicensed nonresident dealer. Any licensed resident fur dealer or any other person who
  • 26-44. — Sec. 26-44. Licensing of ferrets. Section 26-44 is repealed.
  • 26-45. — Sec. 26-45. Bait dealer's license. No person shall possess for the purpose of sale, sell or offer for sale any bait spec
  • 26-46. — Sec. 26-46. Reciprocal fishing privileges. (a) If and when the state of New York, the state of Massachusetts or the stat
  • 26-47 — Sec. 26-47a. Use of noise-making devices to repel marauding birds and wildlife. Section 26-47a is repealed, effective Ju
  • 26-47. — Sec. 26-47. Permits to take wildlife damaging crops. License to control nuisance wildlife. Permits to take wildlife dama
  • 26-48 — Sec. 26-48a. Management of salmon, trout and turkey. Issuance of permits, tags or stamps. (a) The commissioner may estab
  • 26-48. — Sec. 26-48. Private shooting preserves; permits; regulations. The commissioner may issue permits authorizing the establi
  • 26-49. — Sec. 26-49. Training of hunting dogs. Permits for liberation of artificially propagated birds. (a) Any person holding a
  • 26-5. — Sec. 26-5. Appointment of conservation officers, special conservation officers and patrolmen. The Commissioner of Energy
  • 26-50. — Sec. 26-50. Permits for training hunting dogs using liberated pheasants. Section 26-50 is repealed.
  • 26-51. — Sec. 26-51. Permits for field dog trials. Fee. The commissioner may, upon application and payment of a fee of nine dolla
  • 26-52. — Sec. 26-52. Permits for shooting birds liberated at field dog trials. Fees. The commissioner may issue to any responsibl
  • 26-53. — Sec. 26-53. Hunting licenses not required at field trials. A hunting license shall not be required for any person at any
  • 26-54. — Sec. 26-54. Permits for custodians of protected birds and quadrupeds. The commissioner may appoint as custodians persons
  • 26-55 — Sec. 26-55a. Possession of diploid grass carp. (a) Any person who possesses diploid grass carp in violation of section 2
  • 26-55. — Sec. 26-55. Permit for importing, introducing into state, possessing or liberating live fish, wild birds, wild mammals,
  • 26-56. — Sec. 26-56. Permits for importation of wild hares or rabbits. No person shall transport into this state any wild hare or
  • 26-57 — Sec. 26-57a. Regulations for the establishment of in-state captive herds of cervids. Pilot program for businesses to mai
  • 26-57. — Sec. 26-57. Permits for transportation and exportation of fish, birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.
  • 26-58. — Sec. 26-58. Taxidermist's license. (a) No person shall practice taxidermy for profit unless he has obtained a license fr
  • 26-59. — Sec. 26-59. Regulation of tanning, curing and mounting; permits. The commissioner may make regulations governing the tan
  • 26-6 — Sec. 26-6c. Immunity from attachments. No attachments shall be made against the real or personal property of any conserv
  • 26-6. — Sec. 26-6. Powers and duties of conservation officers and patrolmen. (a) Conservation officers, special conservation off
  • 26-60. — Sec. 26-60. Permits to collect certain wildlife for scientific and educational purposes. Fee. The commissioner may grant
  • 26-61. — Sec. 26-61. Suspension of license, registration or permit. Restoration. Fines. (a) Upon the complaint of any person conc
  • 26-62. — Sec. 26-62. Hunting accidents; suspension of license or privilege to hunt. Any person who, with any weapon or instrument
  • 26-63. — Sec. 26-63. Notice of action on license. Notice of the cancellation, suspension or revocation of any license, registrati
  • 26-64. — Sec. 26-64. Fine for violations. Exception. Any person who violates any provision of this part for which no other penalt
  • 26-65 — Sec. 26-65a. Prohibition re reduction of state land where hunting is permitted. The Commissioner of Energy and Environme
  • 26-65. — Sec. 26-65. Commissioner authorized to regulate hunting. Landowner permission required for hunting on private land. (a)
  • 26-66 — Sec. 26-66b. Hunting field guides produced by the department to include regulations for hunting in proximity to building
  • 26-66. — Sec. 26-66. Scope of regulations. The commissioner may adopt regulations in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54
  • 26-67 — Sec. 26-67e. Falconry: Applicable federal regulations. Commissioner authorized to adopt regulations. Fee reciprocity. An
  • 26-67. — Sec. 26-67. Regulations. The commissioner may issue his regulations, based upon accepted standards of wildlife conservat
  • 26-68. — Sec. 26-68. Emergency declaration of closed seasons. The commissioner may, in an emergency, declare a closed season on a
  • 26-69. — Sec. 26-69. Wildlife management practices. The commissioner may engage in wildlife management practices, including, but
  • 26-7. — Sec. 26-7. Volunteer assistants. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may appoint suitable citizens i
  • 26-70. — Sec. 26-70. Regulation of hunting of wild birds, wild mammals, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates. Permit for admini
  • 26-71. — Sec. 26-71. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 26-65 to 26-70, inclusive, or any regulation issu
  • 26-72. — Sec. 26-72. Regulation of trapping of fur-bearing animals. The commissioner may, after notice and public hearing conduct
  • 26-73. — Sec. 26-73. Hunting on Sunday. Bow and arrow hunting of deer on private property. Sunday shall be a closed season except
  • 26-74. — Sec. 26-74. Use of motor vehicles, snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles in hunting. (a) No person while in a motor vehic
  • 26-75. — Sec. 26-75. Silencer on firearms. No person shall use any silencer on any firearm when hunting.
  • 26-76. — Sec. 26-76. Possession limit of game birds, wild quadrupeds, reptiles and amphibians. The possession limit for game bird
  • 26-77. — Sec. 26-77. Taking of waterfowl in open coastal waters. The commissioner may establish and define by regulation, for the
  • 26-78 — Sec. 26-78a. Donation of game to charitable organizations. (a) As used in this section, “hunted game” means wildlife leg
  • 26-78. — Sec. 26-78. Sale of birds, quadrupeds, reptiles or amphibians. (a) No person shall buy, sell or exchange, or have in pos
  • 26-79. — Sec. 26-79. Hunting in Putnam Memorial Camp grounds. Any person who hunts upon the grounds of Putnam Memorial Camp in th
  • 26-8. — Sec. 26-8. Ordinances controlling use of waters not applicable to department or employees. No municipal ordinance, the p
  • 26-80 — Sec. 26-80b. Sale or use of computer software or service to remotely hunt animals or birds prohibited. Penalty. (a) No p
  • 26-80. — Sec. 26-80. Disposition of birds, quadrupeds, reptiles or amphibians illegally taken. Any bird, quadruped, reptile or am
  • 26-81. — Sec. 26-81. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this part for which no other penalty is provided shall be
  • 26-82 — Sec. 26-82a. Private land revolver permit to hunt deer. Requirements. The commissioner shall issue, upon payment of a fi
  • 26-82. — Sec. 26-82. Killing of deer regulated. Damage permit. Jacklight permit. Penalties. Plan by homeowner association, munici
  • 26-85. — Sec. 26-85. Jacklighting for deer. Forfeiture and disposal of weapons. No person shall use or attempt to use or possess
  • 26-86 — Sec. 26-86f. Hunting of fawn deer prohibited. No person shall hunt, wound, kill or remove from the wild any fawn deer at
  • 26-86. — Sec. 26-86. Deer, moose or black bear killed or wounded by motor vehicle. Any deer, moose or black bear killed or seriou
  • 26-87. — Sec. 26-87. Taking rabbits by use of ferrets. Authorization. Penalties. The commissioner may authorize the commissioner'
  • 26-88. — Sec. 26-88. Use of explosives. No person shall take or attempt to take any gray squirrel, rabbit or other fur-bearing an
  • 26-89. — Sec. 26-89. Cutting trees or using fire to take raccoon. Any person who cuts down any tree or uses fire, smudge or smoke
  • 26-9. — Sec. 26-9. Annual exhibition. The commissioner, in conjunction with and by assistance from other state departments, is a
  • 26-90. — Sec. 26-90. False statement, penalty. General penalty. (a) No person shall make any material false statement or sign the
  • 26-91. — Sec. 26-91. Taking of migratory game birds. Plan by municipality, homeowner association or nonprofit land-holding organi
  • 26-92 — Sec. 26-92a. State purchase of game birds. The purchase by the state of game birds from out-of-state bidders shall be su
  • 26-92. — Sec. 26-92. Wild birds other than game birds protected, exception. Game birds defined. No person shall catch, kill or pu
  • 26-93. — Sec. 26-93. Hunting of bald eagle prohibited. Disturbance of nest prohibited. Fine. No access area for bald eagle. Viola
  • 26-94. — Sec. 26-94. Hunting of swan prohibited. Any person who hunts, takes, wounds or kills or attempts to hunt, take, wound or
  • 26-95. — Sec. 26-95. Trapping of birds. No person shall trap, net or snare any bird for which a closed season is provided or whic
  • 26-96. — Sec. 26-96. Trap shooting. No person shall keep, expose, let loose or suffer to escape any bird or fowl for the purpose
  • 26-97. — Sec. 26-97. Killing game birds in Westport Fire District prohibited. Penalty. Any person who kills any game bird within
  • 26-98. — Sec. 26-98. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this part, or any regulation issued by the commissioner pu
  • 26-99. — Sec. 26-99. Establishment of fish and game refuges. The commissioner may establish state fish and game refuges and may,
Title 491 · CT 491 (47 sections)
  • 26-192 — Sec. 26-192m. Aquaculture Advisory Council. Membership. Duties. Annual report. Section 26-192m is repealed, effective Ma
  • 26-192. — Sec. 26-192. Exclusive jurisdiction of state. The state shall exercise jurisdiction and control over all shellfisheries
  • 26-193. — Sec. 26-193. Natural oyster beds: Map on file. The locations and descriptions of the natural oyster beds respectively un
  • 26-194 — Sec. 26-194b. Lease of shellfish parcels for use by nonprofit education or conservation organizations. Notwithstanding a
  • 26-194. — Sec. 26-194. Leasing of shellfish grounds. Fee. Utility lines and public use structures. Shellfish removal or relocation
  • 26-195. — Sec. 26-195. State ground; determination of disputed boundaries. All questions and disputes touching the ownership, titl
  • 26-196. — Sec. 26-196. Determination of disputed boundaries in other cases. When any designation of shellfish grounds which are wh
  • 26-197. — Sec. 26-197. Commissioners' fees on hearings. Section 26-197 is repealed.
  • 26-198. — Sec. 26-198. Fees for recording or copying. The same fees shall be paid for recording or copying papers and maps under t
  • 26-199. — Sec. 26-199. Recording of transfers. All transfers of title to oyster grounds within state jurisdiction shall be recorde
  • 26-200. — Sec. 26-200. Survey and staking; maps; fee. Said Commissioner of Agriculture shall, previous to the delivery of any inst
  • 26-201. — Sec. 26-201. Release to the state. Any owner of grounds designated for the cultivation of oysters in the waters of Long
  • 26-202. — Sec. 26-202. Leasing beacon ground. The Commissioner of Agriculture may hire and take upon leases not exceeding a term o
  • 26-203. — Sec. 26-203. Buoying of certain natural beds. The Commissioner of Agriculture shall cause those natural or public oyster
  • 26-204. — Sec. 26-204. Grant of right to plant or cultivate shellfish which interferes with established fishing right void. Except
  • 26-205. — Sec. 26-205. Wardens; appointment, duties and powers. Section 26-205 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 26-206. — Sec. 26-206. Shellfish police. The Commissioner of Agriculture may, upon the application of the Oystermen's Protective A
  • 26-207. — Sec. 26-207. Taxation of shellfish grounds. Any owner of shellfish grounds, franchise or franchises lying within the exc
  • 26-208. — Sec. 26-208. Laying of tax. All statements so delivered or made shall be alphabetically arranged, and the Commissioner o
  • 26-209. — Sec. 26-209. Appeal. Any person aggrieved by the action of the Commissioner of Agriculture under section 26-208 shall ha
  • 26-210. — Sec. 26-210. Collection of tax. If any tax so laid is not paid on or before the first Monday in March, the Commissioner
  • 26-211. — Sec. 26-211. Taxes unpaid five years; reversion. When the taxes on any oyster grounds within the exclusive jurisdiction
  • 26-212. — Sec. 26-212. Licensing and numbering of shellfish vessels. Fee. No person shall take or gather for commercial purposes o
  • 26-213. — Sec. 26-213. License to work on natural beds. No person shall take or gather for commercial purposes oysters, clams, mus
  • 26-214. — Sec. 26-214. Nonresident oystermen. Foreign vessels prohibited. Section 26-214 is repealed, effective June 23, 1999.
  • 26-215. — Sec. 26-215. Power dredges. Local shellfish commissions. Use of power dredges to restore shellfish beds. (a) There shall
  • 26-216. — Sec. 26-216. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of section 26-215, or who uses any device or number not furn
  • 26-217. — Sec. 26-217. Use of chain bags on natural oyster beds. No person shall use any dredge with a chain bag having rings of l
  • 26-218. — Sec. 26-218. License forfeited on conviction. The conviction of any person of dredging without a license, upon a natural
  • 26-219. — Sec. 26-219. License to take conchs. Section 26-219 is repealed, effective January 1, 2016.
  • 26-220. — Sec. 26-220. Shellfish spawning beds. The Commissioner of Agriculture may designate in such manner as he may determine s
  • 26-224 — Sec. 26-224a. Depositing of shellfish in tidal waters. Regulations. (a) The Commissioner of Agriculture shall adopt regu
  • 26-224. — Sec. 26-224. Deposit of injurious substances in tidal waters or on oyster ground. Penalty. Any person who wilfully and k
  • 26-225. — Sec. 26-225. Stealing oysters. Any person who, in the daytime, unlawfully takes and carries away any oysters lawfully pl
  • 26-226. — Sec. 26-226. Injury to enclosure. Any person who wilfully injures any oyster enclosure legally designated, marked out an
  • 26-227. — Sec. 26-227. Taking from designated but unmarked ground. No person shall dredge, plant or collect any shells, shellfish
  • 26-228. — Sec. 26-228. Taking shellfish between sunset and sunrise. Any person who, between sunset and sunrise, takes or collects
  • 26-229. — Sec. 26-229. Injury to monuments. Any person who wilfully injures, removes or displaces any range monument, signal, beac
  • 26-230. — Sec. 26-230. Speculation in ground prohibited. Illegally staking ground. Any person who applies for and procures any des
  • 26-231. — Sec. 26-231. Towing dredge prohibited. Any person who, without the written permission of the owner or lessee of any prop
  • 26-232. — Sec. 26-232. Taking oysters from natural beds or the Housatonic or Saugatuck Rivers. (a) Any person who (1) between the
  • 26-233. — Sec. 26-233. Taking oysters from Housatonic River. Section 26-233 is repealed.
  • 26-234 — Sec. 26-234b. Taking of eastern oysters. Regulations. No person may take eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) from th
  • 26-235. — Sec. 26-235. Taking of clams. Recreational harvest limit. Penalties. Defacing or removal of sign. (a) No person shall ta
  • 26-236. — Sec. 26-236. Uncertified natural grounds. No provisions of any public or special act concerning the quantity of shellfis
  • 26-237 — Sec. 26-237e. Resource assessment permits. Section 26-237e is repealed, effective June 4, 2024.
  • 26-237. — Sec. 26-237. Penalty. Any person violating any provision of this chapter for which violation no specific penalty is impo
Title 492 · CT 492 (43 sections)
  • 26-238. — Sec. 26-238. Town oyster ground committee. Section 26-238 is repealed.
  • 26-239. — Sec. 26-239. Certain grants of oyster, clam and mussel grounds valid. Any grant of oyster, clam or mussel ground, made b
  • 26-240. — Sec. 26-240. Town ground; designation; designation requirements and prohibitions; hearing. (a) Any person desiring to pl
  • 26-241. — Sec. 26-241. Name of owner to appear on stakes, buoys and markers. Buoy specifications. (a) All stakes, buoys or other m
  • 26-242. — Sec. 26-242. Granting of designation; condition precedent. No shellfish commission or selectmen shall grant any designat
  • 26-243. — Sec. 26-243. Evidence of designation to be recorded. The selectmen of each town in which places have been designated in
  • 26-244. — Sec. 26-244. Lost title; redesignation. Penalty. Any owner of any such place who has lost the evidences of his title, af
  • 26-245. — Sec. 26-245. Fees of shellfish commissions. A shellfish commission may establish a fee for a description of grounds desi
  • 26-246. — Sec. 26-246. Designation of disputed lines in local jurisdiction. When the boundaries of lands or grounds not within the
  • 26-247. — Sec. 26-247. Removal of beds improperly staked. When any natural oyster or clam bed, or any part thereof, within town ju
  • 26-248. — Sec. 26-248. Procedure to dam creek or inlet. When the owner of any land in which there is any saltwater creek or inlet
  • 26-249. — Sec. 26-249. Private ownership in cultivated shellfish. Each person who plants or cultivates oysters, clams or mussels,
  • 26-250. — Sec. 26-250. Taxation of town ground. Section 26-250 is repealed, effective October 1, 2021.
  • 26-251. — Sec. 26-251. Natural clam beds not to be designated. No shellfish commission or selectman of any town shall designate, a
  • 26-252. — Sec. 26-252. Taking of hard or round clams; size. No rake, tongs, dredge or other device shall be used for taking hard o
  • 26-253. — Sec. 26-253. Trespass on designated ground. Any person who wilfully commits any trespass or injury with eel spears or ot
  • 26-256. — Sec. 26-256. Injury to pond gates and dams. Any person who injures the dams or gates of any oyster pond shall have commi
  • 26-257 — Sec. 26-257a. Local shellfish commissions. (a) Any town, city or borough, acting by its legislative body or its board of
  • 26-257. — Sec. 26-257. Local shellfish grounds under state control. When shellfish grounds or franchises located within the limits
  • 26-258. — Sec. 26-258. Location of local natural clam or oyster beds. The superior court for the judicial district of New Haven, o
  • 26-259. — Sec. 26-259. Maps to be lodged in town clerk's office. The selectmen of the town of West Haven and the committees of oth
  • 26-260. — Sec. 26-260. Selectmen of Milford and West Haven may prohibit the taking of clams. The selectmen of the towns of West Ha
  • 26-261. — Sec. 26-261. Taking of clams from Oyster River in West Haven and Milford. Section 26-261 is repealed, effective October
  • 26-262. — Sec. 26-262. Taking of oysters from natural ground in Milford. Section 26-262 is repealed.
  • 26-266. — Sec. 26-266. Shellfisheries in Branford. Grants. Requirements and prohibitions of grants. (a) The selectmen of the town
  • 26-276. — Sec. 26-276. Hammonasset River; limitation. Except as otherwise provided, any person who, in any one day, takes, gathers
  • 26-277. — Sec. 26-277. Clinton and Madison; special constables. The towns of Clinton and Madison may appoint, at annual or special
  • 26-278. — Sec. 26-278. Jurisdiction of special constables. Such special constables and all informing officers of either of said to
  • 26-279. — Sec. 26-279. Madison; town rights. Sections 26-276, 26-277 and 26-278 shall not in any way affect the rights of the town
  • 26-280. — Sec. 26-280. Taking of shellfish at Saugatuck Shores in Westport. No person shall take, remove or carry away shellfish o
  • 26-284. — Sec. 26-284. Thames River oysters; limitation. Any person who takes or carries away from the Thames River any oyster she
  • 26-285. — Sec. 26-285. Taking of oysters and clams in Old Lyme regulated. Any person who takes any clams less than two inches in l
  • 26-286. — Sec. 26-286. Taking oysters from the inland waters of East Lyme and Waterford. Any person who takes any oysters from the
  • 26-287. — Sec. 26-287. Waterford-East Lyme shellfish commission. Taking of shellfish from Niantic River. (a) The Waterford-East Ly
  • 26-288. — Sec. 26-288. Escallops. No person shall have in his possession any escallops other than adult escallops. For the purpose
  • 26-289. — Sec. 26-289. Dredging for escallops in Little Narragansett Bay or Stonington Harbor. Section 26-289 is repealed.
  • 26-290. — Sec. 26-290. Taking of escallops in Groton. The town council of Groton may prohibit the taking of escallops from such po
  • 26-291 — Sec. 26-291a. Taking of clams and oysters in Stonington. (a) The board of selectmen in the town of Stonington may prohib
  • 26-291. — Sec. 26-291. Taking of oysters and clams in Stonington. Section 26-291 is repealed.
  • 26-292 — Sec. 26-292d. Hand-harvesting of horseshoe crabs or eggs. Prohibition. Exception. Fine. Enforcement. (a) Notwithstanding
  • 26-292. — Sec. 26-292. Taking of escallops in the waters of Stonington. The board of selectmen of the town of Stonington may prohi
  • 26-293. — Sec. 26-293. Prosecutions. Section 26-293 is repealed.
  • 26-294. — Sec. 26-294. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter, for which no penalty is otherwise provided,
Title 493 · CT 493 (7 sections)
  • 26-295. — Sec. 26-295. Compact for state membership in the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. The Governor of this state
  • 26-296. — Sec. 26-296. Joint regulation of specific fisheries. (a) The state of Connecticut hereby enters into an amendment of the
  • 26-297. — Sec. 26-297. Members. In pursuance of Article III of said compact there shall be three members, hereinafter called commi
  • 26-298. — Sec. 26-298. Powers. Section 26-298 is repealed.
  • 26-299. — Sec. 26-299. Powers to be additional. Any powers herein granted to the commission shall be regarded as in aid of and sup
  • 26-300. — Sec. 26-300. Appropriation for expenses. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection shall include in its budg
  • 26-301. — Sec. 26-301. Accounts. The commission shall keep accurate accounts of all receipts and disbursements and shall report to
Title 494 · CT 494 (1 sections)
  • 26-302. — Sec. 26-302. Compact for state membership in the Connecticut River Atlantic Salmon Commission. The state of Connecticut
Title 495 · CT 495 (15 sections)
  • 26-303. — Sec. 26-303. Findings. Policy. The General Assembly finds that certain species of wildlife and plants have been rendered
  • 26-304. — Sec. 26-304. Definitions. As used in sections 22a-2, 23-5c, 23-74, 23-75, 26-40c, 26-40d, 26-40f and 26-303 to 26-315, i
  • 26-305. — Sec. 26-305. Program for the protection of endangered and threatened species. There is established a program for the pro
  • 26-306. — Sec. 26-306. Regulations. Determination of whether any native species is endangered, threatened or of special concern. L
  • 26-307. — Sec. 26-307. Review. The commissioner shall review, at least every five years, the designation of species as endangered,
  • 26-308. — Sec. 26-308. Treatment of species not listed as endangered or threatened as endangered or threatened species. (a) The co
  • 26-309. — Sec. 26-309. State acquisition of essential habitat. Management. (a) The commissioner may acquire for and on behalf of t
  • 26-310. — Sec. 26-310. Actions by state agencies which affect endangered or threatened species or species of special concern or es
  • 26-311. — Sec. 26-311. Taking of endangered or threatened species. Construction of chapter. (a) Except as otherwise provided in se
  • 26-312. — Sec. 26-312. Violation. Order. Hearing. If the commissioner or his duly authorized agent finds that any person is conduc
  • 26-313. — Sec. 26-313. Disclosure. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, as defined in section 1-200,
  • 26-314. — Sec. 26-314. Natural Area Preserves Advisory Committee. There is established a Natural Area Preserves Advisory Committee
  • 26-315. — Sec. 26-315. Elephant ivory. If the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection determines that trade in Connect
  • 26-316. — Sec. 26-316. Eelgrass beds. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall adopt regulations, in accordan
  • 26-317. — Sec. 26-317. Big six African species. Defined. Importation, possession, sale, offering for sale and transporting prohibi
Title 504 · CT 504 (97 sections)
  • 27-1. — Sec. 27-1. Persons subject to military duty. All male citizens and all male residents of the state who have declared the
  • 27-10. — Sec. 27-10. Active service of the Connecticut State Guard: Officers. The Governor shall order the Connecticut State Guar
  • 27-100 — Sec. 27-100g. Connecticut women veterans' program. The Department of Veterans Affairs shall establish, within available
  • 27-11. — Sec. 27-11. Inactive service. Discharge. Whenever it appears to the Governor that the public interest no longer requires
  • 27-12. — Sec. 27-12. Strength of military forces. A minimum strength of enlisted personnel in the National Guard, naval militia a
  • 27-13. — Sec. 27-13. Recognition and regulation of units of unorganized militia. To the extent permitted by the Constitution of t
  • 27-14. — Sec. 27-14. Governor to be commander-in-chief. The Governor shall be the Captain-General and, as such, commander-in-chie
  • 27-15. — Sec. 27-15. Governor's military staff. The Governor shall appoint the military staff that shall consist of the Adjutant
  • 27-16. — Sec. 27-16. Authority of Governor. Service outside state. In time of war, invasion, rebellion, riot or disaster, or reas
  • 27-17. — Sec. 27-17. Armed forces may be called in case of riot. In case of riot or civil commotion in any place in this state, a
  • 27-18. — Sec. 27-18. Calling out troops without Governor's order. Whenever any civil officer whose duty it is to enforce the civi
  • 27-19 — Sec. 27-19e. Governor's Guards horse account. There is established an account to be known as the “Governor's Guards hors
  • 27-19. — Sec. 27-19. Military Department. Adjutant General. Appointment and qualifications. The Military Department shall be comp
  • 27-2 — Sec. 27-2a. Militia and National Guard deemed law enforcement agencies for certain purposes. The organized militia or Na
  • 27-2. — Sec. 27-2. Classes of militia. The militia shall be divided into four classes as follows: The unorganized militia, the o
  • 27-20. — Sec. 27-20. Duties of Adjutant General. (a) The Adjutant General shall make such returns and reports to such officers as
  • 27-21. — Sec. 27-21. Supply of arms and equipment. The Adjutant General is directed to issue to the organized militia such arms,
  • 27-22. — Sec. 27-22. Coordination of military and naval services. The Adjutant General, with the assistance of the commander of t
  • 27-23. — Sec. 27-23. Exercise of powers relating to naval militia. All powers vested in the Adjutant General concerning the naval
  • 27-24. — Sec. 27-24. Assistant adjutants general for Connecticut Army National Guard and Air National Guard. Designation of admin
  • 27-25. — Sec. 27-25. Property and procurement officer. The Adjutant General shall appoint a property and procurement officer who
  • 27-26. — Sec. 27-26. Commander of naval militia. The Governor, as commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the state, shall appo
  • 27-27. — Sec. 27-27. Commander's staff. The commander of the naval militia shall appoint the members of his staff, which shall be
  • 27-28. — Sec. 27-28. Surgeon General. The senior medical officer of the National Guard shall be the Surgeon General. He shall adv
  • 27-29. — Sec. 27-29. Post surgeons. The Adjutant General shall appoint post surgeons, removable at pleasure, to determine exempti
  • 27-3. — Sec. 27-3. National Guard; naval militia. Equipment. Location. In time of peace, the number of enlisted personnel and th
  • 27-30. — Sec. 27-30. United States property and disbursing officer. Section 27-30 is repealed.
  • 27-31. — Sec. 27-31. Employees. The Adjutant General shall appoint such number of employees, subject to the provisions of chapter
  • 27-32. — Sec. 27-32. Audit of office and accounts. The office and accounts of the Adjutant General pertaining to this state shall
  • 27-33 — Sec. 27-33a. Leave from employment to perform military duty. (a) For purposes of this section, “armed forces of the Unit
  • 27-33. — Sec. 27-33. Leave from employment to attend drills, parades and encampments. The armed forces of the state may assemble
  • 27-34 — Sec. 27-34a. National Guard. Federal protections. Right to terminate certain contracts if ordered into active state serv
  • 27-34. — Sec. 27-34. National Guard. Contingency provisions in event of federal withdrawal. Unless otherwise expressly provided,
  • 27-35. — Sec. 27-35. Use of rifle ranges on Sunday. The rifle ranges under control of the Military Department of the state and th
  • 27-36. — Sec. 27-36. Use of rifle ranges by civilian organizations. Civilian rifle clubs affiliated with the National Rifle Assoc
  • 27-37. — Sec. 27-37. Interstate compacts for mutual military aid. (a)(1) With the prior or subsequent consent of the Congress of
  • 27-38 — Sec. 27-38f. New England Disaster Training Center activity account. There is established an account to be known as the “
  • 27-38. — Sec. 27-38. Form of compact. The form of such compact shall be as follows:
  • 27-39 — Sec. 27-39a. Camp Nett at Niantic and Camp Hartell named. (a) The state military training facility in Niantic shall be n
  • 27-39. — Sec. 27-39. Use, maintenance, security and leasing of military facilities and other military property. Military faciliti
  • 27-4. — Sec. 27-4. Inactive National Guard. The inactive National Guard shall be organized and maintained as provided by the law
  • 27-40. — Sec. 27-40. Space in armories for use of naval militia. The Adjutant General shall, at the request of the commander of t
  • 27-41. — Sec. 27-41. Accountability for military property. The commanding officer of each organization of the organized militia o
  • 27-42. — Sec. 27-42. Loss and misuse of military property. Section 27-42 is repealed.
  • 27-43. — Sec. 27-43. Injury and destruction of military property. Any person who wilfully or wantonly injures or destroys any uni
  • 27-44. — Sec. 27-44. Improper receipt of military property. Any person who knowingly purchases or receives in pawn or pledge any
  • 27-45. — Sec. 27-45. Purchase and construction of armories. In towns in which one or more military companies are located, suitabl
  • 27-46 — Sec. 27-46b. Transfer of proceeds from sale of armories. The proceeds derived from the sale of armories constructed unde
  • 27-46. — Sec. 27-46. Federal grants for armories and military facilities. The Governor is authorized (a) to apply for and receive
  • 27-47. — Sec. 27-47. Allowance for uniforms and equipment. Each commissioned and warrant officer of the organized militia of the
  • 27-48. — Sec. 27-48. Payment for uniforms of National Guard and naval militia officers inducted into United States services. Sect
  • 27-49. — Sec. 27-49. Appointment of commissioned officers. Officers of the National Guard and naval militia shall be appointed by
  • 27-5. — Sec. 27-5. Naval militia. (a) The Governor may organize a naval militia as a special force for coast protection and such
  • 27-50. — Sec. 27-50. Rank of members of naval militia. No member of the naval militia shall hold a higher rank or rating in the n
  • 27-51. — Sec. 27-51. Staff officers: Military training required; term of service. No staff officer of the armed forces of the sta
  • 27-52. — Sec. 27-52. Discharge of commissioned officers. At any time the moral character, or capacity or general fitness for serv
  • 27-53. — Sec. 27-53. Retirement of members. Retirement promotions. (a) When a member of the armed forces of the state or the Gove
  • 27-54. — Sec. 27-54. Status of retired members. Members on the retired list shall serve thereon without pay; shall be withdrawn f
  • 27-55. — Sec. 27-55. Period of enlistment and qualifications. The period of enlistment and qualifications to enlist in the Nation
  • 27-56. — Sec. 27-56. Enlistment in the Governor's Guards. Section 27-56 is repealed, effective June 7, 2016.
  • 27-57. — Sec. 27-57. Discharge of enlisted persons. Each person who has served the prescribed period of enlistment in the armed f
  • 27-58. — Sec. 27-58. Dismissal of members of Governor's Guards. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 27-52, the commanding o
  • 27-59. — Sec. 27-59. Discrimination prohibited. Subject to federal law or regulation governing membership in the National Guard,
  • 27-6 — Sec. 27-6a. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards. The first and second companies of the
  • 27-6. — Sec. 27-6. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards. Section 27-6 is repealed.
  • 27-60. — Sec. 27-60. Limited liability and immunity from arrest. If any person or persons, resisting the laws of the state or unl
  • 27-61 — Sec. 27-61a. Additional pay for active service on or after September 11, 2001. (a) As used in this section, “eligible me
  • 27-61. — Sec. 27-61. Definitions. Pay and allowances. (a) As used in this part:
  • 27-62. — Sec. 27-62. Allowance to officers of military units for office and clerical expenses. Within the funds appropriated to t
  • 27-63. — Sec. 27-63. Allowance to officers of organized militia for custody of property. Commanding officers and supply officers
  • 27-64. — Sec. 27-64. Armories. Each company of the Governor's Guards shall be entitled to an armory to be provided by the Adjutan
  • 27-65. — Sec. 27-65. Aid or compensation for military or naval organizations. No military or naval organization shall receive fro
  • 27-66. — Sec. 27-66. Appropriations for special services of the militia. The Governor may, at any time, by a writing signed by hi
  • 27-67 — Sec. 27-67a. Disability incident to state service prior to June 6, 1977. Section 27-67a is repealed, effective October 1
  • 27-67. — Sec. 27-67. Compensation under Workers' Compensation Act. (a) A member of the armed forces of the state performing milit
  • 27-68. — Sec. 27-68. Payments for injuries. Section 27-68 is repealed, effective July 1, 2005.
  • 27-7. — Sec. 27-7. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Horse Guards. The first and second companies of the
  • 27-70. — Sec. 27-70. Reimbursement for damages caused by armed forces personnel. The Comptroller is authorized, upon the approval
  • 27-71. — Sec. 27-71. Long service medals. The Adjutant General, upon receipt of an application, shall present the long service me
  • 27-72. — Sec. 27-72. Medal of valor. The Adjutant General and two officers of field grade or above, detailed by the Adjutant Gene
  • 27-73 — Sec. 27-73k. Military funeral honors ribbon. The Adjutant General may issue a military funeral honors ribbon to any memb
  • 27-73. — Sec. 27-73. Medal of merit. The Adjutant General and two officers of field grade or above, appointed by the Adjutant Gen
  • 27-74. — Sec. 27-74. Service emblem of State Guard. The Adjutant General shall present, upon application, to all members of the C
  • 27-75. — Sec. 27-75. Memorials to veterans and military service. Memorials to veterans of the armed forces of the state or the Un
  • 27-76. — Sec. 27-76. Honor guard detail at funeral of veteran of United States armed forces or National Guard. When requested by
  • 27-77. — Sec. 27-77. Disposition of battle flags. All battle flags of Connecticut troops in the possession of the military author
  • 27-78. — Sec. 27-78. Standards of State Guard. Within six months after the mustering out of any regiment of the State Guard, the
  • 27-79. — Sec. 27-79. organizational structure and composition. Regulations, bylaws, circulars and orders. The Governor shall dete
  • 27-8. — Sec. 27-8. Governor's Guards to be organized militia. The Governor's Guards shall be organized militia, with the immunit
  • 27-80. — Sec. 27-80. “Dependent” and “separation allowance” defined. “Dependent”, as used in this chapter, means a blood relation
  • 27-81. — Sec. 27-81. Separation allowance provided. Whenever the armed forces of the state are called into active military or nav
  • 27-82. — Sec. 27-82. Commissioner of Veterans Affairs to administer separation allowances. The Commissioner of Veterans Affairs i
  • 27-83. — Sec. 27-83. Amount of separation allowances. Separation allowances for such dependents shall be paid on a basis of not m
  • 27-84. — Sec. 27-84. List of dependents to be filed. Whenever a person enlists in the armed forces of the state, either in the Na
  • 27-85. — Sec. 27-85. When allowances are not to be paid. So much of this chapter as relates to separation allowances shall be ino
  • 27-86. — Sec. 27-86. Funds to pay allowances; State Treasurer authorized to borrow. Whenever the provisions of this chapter relat
  • 27-9. — Sec. 27-9. Connecticut State Guard. The Governor may raise, organize, maintain and govern a body of volunteer troops for
Title 505 · CT 505 (2 sections)
  • 27-101. — Sec. 27-101. Definition. “Private military force”, as used in this chapter, includes any group of five or more persons o
  • 27-102. — Sec. 27-102. Constitution, rules, bylaws and roster of membership to be filed with secretary. Penalty. The officers of a
Title 506 · CT 506 (38 sections)
  • 27-102 — Sec. 27-102r. Housing for homeless or housing insecure veterans. The Department of Veterans Affairs shall, within availa
  • 27-103. — Sec. 27-103. Definitions. Qualifying Review Board. Discharge based on veteran's sexual orientation, gender identity or g
  • 27-106 — Sec. 27-106a. Facility licensure applications by Commissioner of Veterans Affairs. Exemptions. (a) Notwithstanding any p
  • 27-106. — Sec. 27-106. Duties of commissioner re Veterans Residential Services facility and Healthcare Center. Expenditures from i
  • 27-107. — Sec. 27-107. State police duty. Regulation of traffic upon grounds of Department of Veterans Affairs. (a) The Commission
  • 27-108. — Sec. 27-108. Admission to Veterans Residential Services facility or Healthcare Center. Discharge. Transfer. Payment. (a)
  • 27-109 — Sec. 27-109a. Veterans' health registry. Disclosure of registry information. (a) The Department of Veterans Affairs may
  • 27-109. — Sec. 27-109. Hospital care. Any hospital, upon request of the Commissioner of Veterans Affairs, shall furnish any vetera
  • 27-110. — Sec. 27-110. Commitment of mentally ill veterans. Transfer to federal agency. (a) When it appears that any veteran is el
  • 27-115 — Sec. 27-115b. Eligible family members to participate in programs administered by department. Eligible family members may
  • 27-116. — Sec. 27-116. Weekly allowances to widows of veterans of Civil War or Spanish-American War. Section 27-116 is repealed, e
  • 27-117. — Sec. 27-117. Disclosure of property of applicant. Any person who has in his or her possession or control any property of
  • 27-118. — Sec. 27-118. Funeral expenses. (a) When any veteran or member, as those terms are defined in subsection (g) of this sect
  • 27-119 — Sec. 27-119a. Markers for graves of colonial and Revolutionary War veterans. The Commissioner of Veterans Affairs shall,
  • 27-119. — Sec. 27-119. Veterans' headstones, services to be provided by state. When the grave of any person who, in time of war, s
  • 27-120. — Sec. 27-120. Memorials for veterans buried abroad or missing. If any person who, in time of war, served in the military
  • 27-121. — Sec. 27-121. Municipal memorials for deceased and missing veterans. If the chief executive authority of any municipality
  • 27-122 — Sec. 27-122b. Eligibility for burial in veterans' cemetery. Consecrated area designation. (a) As used in this section, “
  • 27-122. — Sec. 27-122. Plot in Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven. Section 27-122 is repealed.
  • 27-123. — Sec. 27-123. Graves of soldiers and sailors. In each city and town there shall be appointed annually, by the chief execu
  • 27-124 — Sec. 27-124a. Veterans and Military Tourism Trail. The Commissioner of Veterans Affairs, or the commissioner's designee,
  • 27-124. — Sec. 27-124. Celebrations and memorials. Any town, at a town meeting warned and held for such purpose, and any city or b
  • 27-125. — Sec. 27-125. Temporary assistance. Any veteran who is a citizen of this state and who, through disability or other cause
  • 27-126. — Sec. 27-126. Aid restricted. No person shall receive aid under the provisions of this part who is receiving aid under th
  • 27-127. — Sec. 27-127. Veterans' Relief Fund. Section 27-127 is repealed.
  • 27-128. — Sec. 27-128. Transfer of moneys between Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Fund and appropriations to Department of Veterans
  • 27-129. — Sec. 27-129. Conservator for incompetent veteran. When an application is filed for the appointment of a conservator for
  • 27-130. — Sec. 27-130. Acquisition of property by veterans' organizations. The American Legion, The Veterans of Foreign Wars of th
  • 27-131. — Sec. 27-131. Preservation of Spanish War records. (a) The Commissioner of Administrative Services is authorized to maint
  • 27-134. — Sec. 27-134. Copies of statutes for veterans' organizations. The Secretary of the State shall, upon request, provide eac
  • 27-135. — Sec. 27-135. Assistance provided by municipalities re veterans services and benefits. (a) As used in this section, “vete
  • 27-136. — Sec. 27-136. Powers of attorney granted by persons in armed forces. No person who acts under a power of attorney of a pr
  • 27-137. — Sec. 27-137. Acknowledgments by persons serving in armed forces and spouses. In addition to the acknowledgment of instru
  • 27-138 — Sec. 27-138h. Disclosure of certain fund records under Freedom of Information Act. Access to records by Treasurer. Excep
  • 27-138. — Sec. 27-138. Custody and administration of the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Fund. Annual disbursement to American Legio
  • 27-139. — Sec. 27-139. Increase of fund. Section 27-139 is repealed.
  • 27-140 — Sec. 27-140ii. Assistance to members of the Connecticut National Guard and veterans to obtain federal treatment services
  • 27-140. — Sec. 27-140. Expenditure. All money so paid to and received by the American Legion shall be expended by it in furnishing
Title 507 · CT 507 (134 sections)
  • 27-141. — Sec. 27-141. Definitions. In this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 27-142. — Sec. 27-142. Applicability of chapter. This code applies to all members of the state military forces who are not in fede
  • 27-143. — Sec. 27-143. Dismissal of commissioned officer. (a) If any commissioned officer, dismissed by order of the Governor, mak
  • 27-144. — Sec. 27-144. Applicability of code in and out of state. (a) This code applies throughout the state. It also applies to a
  • 27-145. — Sec. 27-145. Judge advocates and legal officers. (a) The Governor, on the recommendation of the Adjutant General, shall
  • 27-146. — Sec. 27-146. Apprehension of offenders. Quelling of disturbances. (a) As used in this section, “apprehend” means take in
  • 27-147. — Sec. 27-147. Apprehension of deserters by civil officers. Any civil officer having authority to apprehend offenders unde
  • 27-148. — Sec. 27-148. Arrest or confinement of enlisted personnel and officers. (a) As used in this section, “arrest” means the r
  • 27-149. — Sec. 27-149. Restraint of persons charged with offenses. Any person subject to this code charged with an offense under t
  • 27-150. — Sec. 27-150. Place of confinement. Persons confined other than in a guard house, whether before, during or after trial b
  • 27-151. — Sec. 27-151. Duty of community correctional center, jail and prison officers. (a) No provost marshal, commander of a gua
  • 27-152. — Sec. 27-152. Punishment prohibited before trial. Subject to section 27-199, no person, while being held for trial or the
  • 27-153. — Sec. 27-153. Trial by civil authority. (a) Under such regulations as may be prescribed by the Governor, a person subject
  • 27-154. — Sec. 27-154. Nonjudicial disciplinary punishments for minor offenses. (a) Under rules prescribed by the Military Departm
  • 27-155. — Sec. 27-155. Kinds of courts-martial. (a) In the state military forces not in federal service, there shall be general, s
  • 27-156. — Sec. 27-156. Jurisdiction of forces. Each force of the state military forces shall have court-martial jurisdiction over
  • 27-157. — Sec. 27-157. Jurisdiction of general courts-martial. Subject to section 27-156, general courts-martial shall have jurisd
  • 27-158. — Sec. 27-158. Jurisdiction of special courts-martial. Subject to section 27-156, special courts-martial shall have jurisd
  • 27-159. — Sec. 27-159. Jurisdiction of summary courts-martial. (a) Subject to section 27-156, summary courts-martial shall have ju
  • 27-160. — Sec. 27-160. Approval of Governor prerequisite to execution of dismissal or dishonorable discharge sentence. In the stat
  • 27-161. — Sec. 27-161. Court-martial to have complete record of procedures and testimony. No dishonorable discharge, bad conduct d
  • 27-162. — Sec. 27-162. Sentence of confinement in lieu of fine. In the state military forces not in federal service, a court-marti
  • 27-163. — Sec. 27-163. Convening of general courts-martial by Governor. In the state military forces not in federal service, gener
  • 27-164. — Sec. 27-164. Commanding officer may convene special courts-martial. (a) In the state military forces not in federal serv
  • 27-165. — Sec. 27-165. Commanding officer may convene summary courts-martial. (a) In the state military forces not in federal serv
  • 27-166. — Sec. 27-166. Who may serve on courts-martial. (a) Any commissioned officer of or on duty with the state military forces
  • 27-167. — Sec. 27-167. Military judge of general or special court-martial. (a) The Adjutant General or his designee shall appoint
  • 27-168. — Sec. 27-168. Trial and defense counsel. (a) For each general and special court-martial the authority convening the court
  • 27-169. — Sec. 27-169. Court reporters. Interpreters. The convening authority of a general or special court-martial or court of in
  • 27-170. — Sec. 27-170. Absent and additional members. (a) No member of a general or special court-martial shall be absent or excus
  • 27-171. — Sec. 27-171. Preferring of charges. (a) Charges and specifications shall be signed by a person subject to this code unde
  • 27-172. — Sec. 27-172. Protection against self-incrimination. (a) No person subject to this code shall compel any person to incrim
  • 27-173. — Sec. 27-173. Preliminary investigation. Rights of accused. (a) No charge or specification shall be referred to a general
  • 27-174. — Sec. 27-174. Charges and investigation papers forwarded to Governor. When a person is held for trial by general court-ma
  • 27-175. — Sec. 27-175. Advice of staff judge advocate and reference for trial. Corrections in charges and specifications. (a) Befo
  • 27-176. — Sec. 27-176. Service of charges on accused. Time for trial. The trial counsel to whom court-martial charges are referred
  • 27-177. — Sec. 27-177. Mittimus for confinement on failure to appear for trial. Bail. Confinement pending trial. When an accused p
  • 27-178. — Sec. 27-178. Procedure. Rules of evidence. The procedure, including modes of proof, in cases before military courts and
  • 27-179. — Sec. 27-179. Censure of court or member, coercion prohibited. (a) No authority convening a general, special or summary c
  • 27-180. — Sec. 27-180. Court-martial. Prosecution. Trial counsel. Defense counsel. Assistant counsel. (a) The trial counsel of a g
  • 27-181. — Sec. 27-181. Sessions. (a) At any time after the service of charges which have been referred for trial to a court-martia
  • 27-182. — Sec. 27-182. Continuance. A military judge or a court-martial may, for reasonable cause, grant a continuance to any part
  • 27-183. — Sec. 27-183. Challenges. (a) The military judge and members of a general or special court-martial may be challenged by t
  • 27-184. — Sec. 27-184. Oaths. (a) Before performing their respective duties, military judges, members of general and special court
  • 27-185. — Sec. 27-185. Statute of limitations. (a) A person charged with desertion or absence without leave in time of war, or wit
  • 27-186. — Sec. 27-186. Second trial for same offense prohibited. (a) No person shall, without his consent, be tried a second time
  • 27-187. — Sec. 27-187. Pleading by accused. If an accused arraigned before a court-martial makes an irregular pleading, or after a
  • 27-188. — Sec. 27-188. Obtaining of witnesses and evidence. (a) The trial counsel, the defense counsel and the court-martial shall
  • 27-189. — Sec. 27-189. Refusal of witness to appear. Witness fees. (a) Any person not subject to this code who: (1) Has been duly
  • 27-190. — Sec. 27-190. Contempt. A military court may punish for contempt any person who uses any menacing word, sign or gesture i
  • 27-191. — Sec. 27-191. Depositions. (a) At any time after charges have been signed, as provided in section 27-171, any party may t
  • 27-192. — Sec. 27-192. Sworn testimony in record of court of inquiry admissible, when. (a) In any case not extending to the dismis
  • 27-193. — Sec. 27-193. Voting by members of court-martial. Rulings on questions. Determinations by military judge. (a) Voting by m
  • 27-194. — Sec. 27-194. Two-thirds vote required for conviction and sentence. Majority vote for other questions. Tie vote. (a) No p
  • 27-195. — Sec. 27-195. Announcement of findings and sentence. A court-martial shall announce its findings and sentence to the part
  • 27-196. — Sec. 27-196. Record of proceedings. Authentication. Copy to accused. (a) Each court-martial shall keep a separate record
  • 27-197. — Sec. 27-197. Cruel punishments prohibited. Punishment by flogging, or by branding, marking or tattooing on the body, or
  • 27-198. — Sec. 27-198. Governor to prescribe table of maximum punishments. The punishment which a court-martial may direct for an
  • 27-199. — Sec. 27-199. Forfeiture of pay and allowances. Running of period of confinement. (a) Whenever a sentence of a court-mart
  • 27-200. — Sec. 27-200. Place of confinement. Hard labor. (a) A sentence of confinement adjudged by a military court, whether or no
  • 27-201. — Sec. 27-201. Authority of convening authority over execution of sentence. Except as provided in sections 27-161 and 27-2
  • 27-202. — Sec. 27-202. Record forwarded to convening authority. Action thereon. After a trial by court-martial the record shall be
  • 27-203. — Sec. 27-203. Record of general court-martial referred to staff judge advocate. The convening authority shall refer the r
  • 27-204. — Sec. 27-204. Return of record to court for reconsideration or correction of error. (a) If a specification before a court
  • 27-205. — Sec. 27-205. Convening authority may order rehearing. (a) If the convening authority disapproves the findings and senten
  • 27-206. — Sec. 27-206. Approval by convening authority. In acting on the findings and sentence of a court-martial, the convening a
  • 27-207. — Sec. 27-207. Review by Governor or Judge Advocate. (a) If the convening authority is the Governor, his action on the rev
  • 27-208. — Sec. 27-208. Effect of error of law. Approval of guilty finding may be limited to lesser offense. (a) A finding or sente
  • 27-209. — Sec. 27-209. Rights of accused before reviewing authority. (a) Upon the final review of a sentence of a general court-ma
  • 27-210. — Sec. 27-210. Vacation of suspension of sentence. (a) Before the vacation of the suspension of a special court-martial se
  • 27-211. — Sec. 27-211. Petition for new trial. At any time within two years after approval by the convening authority of a court-m
  • 27-212. — Sec. 27-212. Remission or suspension of unexecuted part of sentence. Substitution of administrative discharge for court-
  • 27-213. — Sec. 27-213. Restoration of rights and property after sentence set aside or disapproved. Different form of discharge aft
  • 27-214. — Sec. 27-214. Finality and binding effect of actions. The proceedings, findings and sentences of courts-martial as review
  • 27-215. — Sec. 27-215. No trial for offense not committed on duty. No person may be tried or punished for any offense provided for
  • 27-216. — Sec. 27-216. Principal defined. Any person subject to this code who: (1) Commits an offense punishable by this code, or
  • 27-217. — Sec. 27-217. Accessory after the fact. Any person subject to this code who, knowing that an offense punishable by this c
  • 27-218. — Sec. 27-218. Finding of guilty of offense included in charge or of attempt to commit offense charged or included in char
  • 27-219. — Sec. 27-219. Attempt to commit an offense. (a) An act, done with specific intent to commit an offense under this code, a
  • 27-220. — Sec. 27-220. Conspiracy. Any person subject to this code who conspires with any other person to commit an offense under
  • 27-221. — Sec. 27-221. Solicitation to desertion, mutiny, misbehavior or sedition. (a) Any person subject to this code who solicit
  • 27-222. — Sec. 27-222. Procuring of enlistment or separation by false representations or concealment. Any person who: (1) Procures
  • 27-223. — Sec. 27-223. Effecting of enlistment, appointment or separation of ineligible person. Any person subject to this code wh
  • 27-224. — Sec. 27-224. Desertion. (a) Any member of the state military forces who: (1) Without authority goes or remains absent fr
  • 27-225. — Sec. 27-225. Absence without leave. Any person subject to this code who, without authority: (1) Fails to go to his appoi
  • 27-226. — Sec. 27-226. Missing movement. Any person subject to this code who through neglect or design misses the movement of a sh
  • 27-227. — Sec. 27-227. Contempt towards President or Governor. Any person subject to this code who uses contemptuous words against
  • 27-228. — Sec. 27-228. Disrespect towards superior officer. Any person subject to this code who behaves with disrespect towards hi
  • 27-229. — Sec. 27-229. Assaulting or disobeying command of superior officer. Any person subject to this code who: (1) Strikes his
  • 27-230. — Sec. 27-230. Offenses against warrant officer, noncommissioned officer or petty officer. Any warrant officer or enlisted
  • 27-231. — Sec. 27-231. Failure to obey orders or regulations. Any person subject to this code who: (1) Violates or fails to obey a
  • 27-232. — Sec. 27-232. Cruelty, oppression or maltreatment of subordinate. Any person subject to this code who is guilty of cruelt
  • 27-233. — Sec. 27-233. Mutiny. Sedition. (a) Any person subject to this code who: (1) With intent to usurp or override lawful mili
  • 27-234. — Sec. 27-234. Resisting or breaking arrest. Escape. Any person subject to this code who resists apprehension or breaks ar
  • 27-235. — Sec. 27-235. Illegal release of prisoner. Aiding escape. Any person subject to this code who, without proper authority,
  • 27-236. — Sec. 27-236. Illegal arrest or confinement of another. Any person subject to this code who, except as provided by law or
  • 27-237. — Sec. 27-237. Unnecessary delay in disposition of case. Failure to observe trial provisions. Any person subject to this c
  • 27-238. — Sec. 27-238. Misbehavior in presence of enemy. Any person subject to this code who before or in the presence of the enem
  • 27-239. — Sec. 27-239. Compelling surrender or abandonment to enemy. Any person subject to this code who compels or attempts to co
  • 27-240. — Sec. 27-240. Disclosure of parole or countersign. Any person subject to this code who in time of war discloses the parol
  • 27-241. — Sec. 27-241. Forcing of safeguard. Any person subject to this code who forces a safeguard shall be punished as a court-m
  • 27-242. — Sec. 27-242. Illegal disposition of captured property. Looting. (a) All persons subject to this code shall secure all pu
  • 27-243. — Sec. 27-243. Aiding enemy. Any person subject to this code who: (1) Aids, or attempts to aid, the enemy with arms, ammun
  • 27-244. — Sec. 27-244. Improper acts as prisoner of war. Any person subject to this code who, while in the hands of the enemy, in
  • 27-245. — Sec. 27-245. False official statements. Any person subject to this code who, with intent to deceive, signs any false rec
  • 27-246. — Sec. 27-246. Misuse of military property. Any person subject to this code who, without proper authority: (1) Sells, or o
  • 27-247. — Sec. 27-247. Misuse of government property other than military. Any person subject to this code who wilfully or reckless
  • 27-248. — Sec. 27-248. Wrongful hazard of military vessel. (a) Any person subject to this code who wilfully and wrongfully hazards
  • 27-249. — Sec. 27-249. Drunken or reckless operation of vehicle. Any person subject to this code who operates any vehicle while dr
  • 27-250. — Sec. 27-250. Drinking or sleeping on duty; leaving post before relieved. Any person subject to this code who is found dr
  • 27-251. — Sec. 27-251. Dueling. Any person subject to this code who fights or promotes, or is concerned in or connives at fighting
  • 27-252. — Sec. 27-252. Malingering; intentional self-injury. Any person subject to this code who for the purposes of avoiding work
  • 27-253. — Sec. 27-253. Riot. Breach of peace. Any person subject to this code who causes or participates in any riot or breach of
  • 27-254. — Sec. 27-254. Use of provocative or reproachful words or gestures towards another. Any person subject to this code who us
  • 27-255. — Sec. 27-255. Attempt to harm another. Any person subject to this code who attempts or offers with unlawful force or viol
  • 27-256. — Sec. 27-256. Perjury. Any person subject to this code who in a judicial proceeding or in a course of justice conducted u
  • 27-257. — Sec. 27-257. Fraudulent claims. False oath. Forgery. Fraud. Any person subject to this code: (1) Who, knowing it to be f
  • 27-258. — Sec. 27-258. Larceny; wrongful appropriation. (a) Any person subject to this code who wrongfully takes, obtains, or with
  • 27-259. — Sec. 27-259. Conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman. Any commissioned officer who is convicted of conduct unbecomin
  • 27-260. — Sec. 27-260. Crimes excepted from court-martial jurisdiction. Though not specifically mentioned in this code, all disord
  • 27-261. — Sec. 27-261. Court of inquiry. (a) Courts of inquiry to investigate any matter may be convened by the Governor or by any
  • 27-262. — Sec. 27-262. Administration of oaths. (a) The following members of the state military forces may administer oaths for th
  • 27-263. — Sec. 27-263. Code to be explained to military personnel. Sections 27-142, 27-146 to 27-154, inclusive, 27-166, 27-168, 2
  • 27-264. — Sec. 27-264. Complaint against superior officers. Any member of the state military forces who believes himself wronged b
  • 27-265. — Sec. 27-265. Investigation of complaint of damage by military personnel. Assessment of damages. (a) Whenever complaint i
  • 27-266. — Sec. 27-266. Execution of process and sentences by civil officers. In the state military forces not in federal service,
  • 27-267. — Sec. 27-267. Issuance and execution of process by military courts. (a) Military courts may issue any process or mandate
  • 27-268. — Sec. 27-268. Payment of fines. Fines imposed by a military court may be paid to it or to an officer executing its proces
  • 27-269. — Sec. 27-269. Immunity for action of military court. No accused may bring an action or proceeding against the convening a
  • 27-270. — Sec. 27-270. Presumption of jurisdiction of military courts and boards. The jurisdiction of the military courts and boar
  • 27-271. — Sec. 27-271. Governor may delegate certain authority. The Governor may delegate any authority vested in him under this c
  • 27-272. — Sec. 27-272. Payment of court expenses. The expenses incident to and connected with the holding of military courts and c
  • 27-273. — Sec. 27-273. Uniform construction. This chapter shall be so construed as to effectuate its general purpose to make unifo
  • 27-274. — Sec. 27-274. Short title: Connecticut Code of Military Justice. This chapter may be cited as the “Connecticut Code of Mi
Title 517 · CT 517 (28 sections)
  • 28-1 — Sec. 28-1l. Annual report to General Assembly re homeland preparedness and emergency response planning and activities fo
  • 28-1. — Sec. 28-1. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 28-10. — Sec. 28-10. Special session of General Assembly. Section 28-10 is repealed.
  • 28-11. — Sec. 28-11. Taking of property during emergency. (a) During the existence of a civil preparedness or public health emerg
  • 28-12. — Sec. 28-12. Loyalty oath. Roster of members. No person shall be employed or associated in any capacity in any civil prep
  • 28-13. — Sec. 28-13. Immunity from liability. Penalty for denial of access to property during civil preparedness emergency. (a) N
  • 28-14 — Sec. 28-14a. Compensation of volunteers with volunteer organizations that conduct homeland security drills. Compensation
  • 28-14. — Sec. 28-14. Compensation for death, disability or injury. (a) All members of any auxiliary police, auxiliary fire or oth
  • 28-15. — Sec. 28-15. Acceptance of federal or other assistance. Nondiscrimination. (a) Whenever the federal government or any age
  • 28-16. — Sec. 28-16. Stockpile of supplies. The commissioner is empowered, in anticipation of war, attack, sabotage or other host
  • 28-17 — Sec. 28-17a. Employment protection for civil air patrol members. (a) As used in this section:
  • 28-17. — Sec. 28-17. Employees not to be discharged for civil preparedness activity or eligibility for induction. No employee sha
  • 28-18. — Sec. 28-18. Execution of orders and regulations. All civil preparedness forces established pursuant to this chapter and
  • 28-19. — Sec. 28-19. Appointees to be fingerprinted. Section 28-19 is repealed.
  • 28-2. — Sec. 28-2. Emergency management. Director. Office. Section 28-2 is repealed, effective January 1, 2005.
  • 28-20. — Sec. 28-20. Agreements for storage of federally-owned property. The commissioner and the director of any local civil pre
  • 28-21. — Sec. 28-21. Use of premises as shelter. Any person owning or controlling real estate or other premises, together with hi
  • 28-22. — Sec. 28-22. Penalty. Any person who, wilfully and without lawful authority, destroys or injures any device, wires or equ
  • 28-3. — Sec. 28-3. Political activity. No organization for civil preparedness established under the authority of this chapter sh
  • 28-4. — Sec. 28-4. Agreements with other states. Local offices. With the approval of the Governor, the commissioner or the commi
  • 28-5 — Sec. 28-5a. Response plan for a mass shooting event. (a) Any comprehensive plan and program developed by the Commissione
  • 28-5. — Sec. 28-5. Preparation for civil preparedness. Subpoenas. Comprehensive plan and program for civil preparedness. Trainin
  • 28-6. — Sec. 28-6. Mutual aid or mobile support units. (a) All civil preparedness units, forces, facilities, supplies and equipm
  • 28-7. — Sec. 28-7. Local and joint organizations: Organization; powers; temporary aid. (a) Each town or city of the state shall
  • 28-8 — Sec. 28-8b. Use of nerve agent antidote medications. (a) Any paid or volunteer firefighter, police officer or emergency
  • 28-8. — Sec. 28-8. Outside aid by local police, fire or other preparedness forces. (a) At the request of the chief executive aut
  • 28-9 — Sec. 28-9d. Federal assistance for individual or family disaster-related expenses. (a) Whenever the President, at the re
  • 28-9. — Sec. 28-9. Civil preparedness or public health emergency; Governor's powers. Modification or suspension of statutes, reg
Title 518 · CT 518 (2 sections)
  • 28-23 — Sec. 28-23a. Emergency Management Assistance Compact. This state hereby joins in a compact with such other states and te
  • 28-23. — Sec. 28-23. Interstate Civil Defense and Disaster Compact. Section 28-23 is repealed, effective October 1, 2000.
Title 528 · CT 528 (2 sections)
  • 29-1 — Sec. 29-1yy. Report on recommendations of personnel resource management study. Section 29-1yy is repealed.
  • 29-1. — Sec. 29-1. Appointment of commissioner. Section 29-1 is repealed.
Title 529 · CT 529 (56 sections)
  • 29-1 — Sec. 29-1zz. (Formerly Sec. 29-1a). Terms “State Police Commissioner” or “Commissioner of State Police” deemed to mean C
  • 29-10 — Sec. 29-10c. Accident records of state police. Any memorandum, sketch, chart, written statement, report or photograph ob
  • 29-10. — Sec. 29-10. Commissioner may delegate authority. Any person may, and any policeman, with the consent of the authority to
  • 29-11 — Sec. 29-11a. State police to report arrests to Bureau of Identification. Any state police officer who makes an arrest of
  • 29-11. — Sec. 29-11. State Police Bureau of Identification. Fees. Agreements re fingerprinting. Regulations. (a) The bureau in th
  • 29-12 — Sec. 29-12a. Maintenance of fingerprints in electronic format. Destruction of paper copy. Electronic submission of finge
  • 29-12. — Sec. 29-12. Fingerprints, photograph and physical description of arrested persons. Regulations. (a) All persons arrested
  • 29-13. — Sec. 29-13. Notice of judgments. When the criminal charge against a person who has been arrested and fingerprinted in ac
  • 29-14. — Sec. 29-14. Duties of bureau. Said bureau shall, on the receipt of any such identification card, immediately cause the f
  • 29-15. — Sec. 29-15. Return or destruction of fingerprints, photograph and physical description. (a)(1) Except as provided in sub
  • 29-16. — Sec. 29-16. Use of information. Conviction information, as defined in subsection (c) of section 54-142g, contained in th
  • 29-17 — Sec. 29-17c. Collection of fingerprints by municipal police department or Division of State Police. Fees. (a) No employe
  • 29-17. — Sec. 29-17. Penalty. Any person who neglects or refuses to comply with the requirements of sections 29-11 to 29-16, incl
  • 29-18 — Sec. 29-18d. Special police officers for Department of Children and Families. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and
  • 29-18. — Sec. 29-18. Special policemen for state property. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection may appoi
  • 29-19. — Sec. 29-19. Special police officers for utility and transportation companies. Special police officer for the Connecticut
  • 29-2 — Sec. 29-2b. Imposition of pedestrian citation or traffic ticket quotas prohibited. The Department of Emergency Services
  • 29-2. — Sec. 29-2. Powers of commissioner. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection shall have general juris
  • 29-20. — Sec. 29-20. Special policemen for armored cars. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection may, upon t
  • 29-21. — Sec. 29-21. Special policemen for war industry premises. Upon the application of any person, firm or corporation engaged
  • 29-22. — Sec. 29-22. Volunteer police auxiliary force. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection is authorized
  • 29-23 — Sec. 29-23a. Establishment of rotational system for summoning wreckers. Exemptions. Regulations. (a) The Division of Sta
  • 29-23. — Sec. 29-23. Emergency service and equipment. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection is authorized
  • 29-24. — Sec. 29-24. Disposition of money recovered in case of theft from the person or robbery. Section 29-24 is repealed.
  • 29-25. — Sec. 29-25. Laundry and dry cleaning identification marks. Each person, firm or corporation conducting a laundry or dry
  • 29-26. — Sec. 29-26. Training of municipal police at State Police Training School. Any municipality or other political subdivisio
  • 29-27. — Sec. 29-27. “Pistol” and “revolver” defined. The term “pistol” and the term “revolver”, as used in sections 29-28 to 29-
  • 29-28 — Sec. 29-28b. Holders of permits to sell firearms at retail. Duties. Inventory reconciliation. (a) In addition to any oth
  • 29-28. — Sec. 29-28. Permit for sale at retail of firearms. Permit to carry pistol or revolver. Confidentiality of name and addre
  • 29-29. — Sec. 29-29. Information concerning criminal records of applicants for permits. (a) No temporary state permit for carryin
  • 29-3 — Sec. 29-3b. Report on personnel projections for state police force. Section 29-3b is repealed, effective June 15, 2012.
  • 29-3. — Sec. 29-3. “State policeman” defined. “State policeman” or “state policemen”, wherever used in the general statutes, sha
  • 29-30. — Sec. 29-30. Fees for permits for sale at retail of firearms and for carrying of pistols and revolvers. Expiration and re
  • 29-31. — Sec. 29-31. Display of permit to sell. Record of sales. No sale of any firearm shall be made except in the room, store o
  • 29-32 — Sec. 29-32c. Law enforcement unit posting of rights concerning firearms. The administrative head of each law enforcement
  • 29-32. — Sec. 29-32. Revocation of permit. Notification. Confiscation. Penalty for failure to surrender permit. Reinstatement of
  • 29-33. — Sec. 29-33. Sale, delivery or transfer of pistols and revolvers. Procedure. Penalty. (a) No person, firm or corporation
  • 29-34. — Sec. 29-34. False statement or information in connection with sale or transfer of pistol or revolver prohibited. Sale or
  • 29-35. — Sec. 29-35. Carrying of pistol or revolver without permit prohibited. Knowingly carrying any firearm with intent to disp
  • 29-36 — Sec. 29-36n. Protocol for the transfer, delivery or surrender of pistols, revolvers, other firearms and ammunition. (a)
  • 29-36. — Sec. 29-36. Alteration of firearm identification mark, serial number or name. (a) No person shall remove, deface, alter
  • 29-37 — Sec. 29-37s. Long gun eligibility certificate. Revocation. Reinstatement. (a) A long gun eligibility certificate shall b
  • 29-37. — Sec. 29-37. Penalties. (a) Any person violating any provision of section 29-28 or 29-31 shall be guilty of a class E fel
  • 29-38 — Sec. 29-38q. Child posing risk of imminent personal injury to others. Firearms or other deadly weapons or ammunition. Wa
  • 29-38. — Sec. 29-38. Weapons in vehicles. Penalty. Exceptions. (a) Any person who knowingly has, in any vehicle owned, operated o
  • 29-4 — Sec. 29-4e. Collective bargaining agreements and arbitration awards. Disclosure of certain disciplinary actions. No coll
  • 29-4. — Sec. 29-4. State police force. Appointment of officers. Divisions, units and task forces. Personnel actions. Recommended
  • 29-5 — Sec. 29-5f. Temporary promotions for commissioner's aide and Governor's chauffeur-bodyguard. Validation of previous prom
  • 29-5. — Sec. 29-5. Resident state policemen for towns without police force. Pilot program assignment. (a) The Commissioner of Em
  • 29-6 — Sec. 29-6d. Use of body-worn recording equipment and dashboard cameras. When recording prohibited. Retention of data. (a
  • 29-6. — Sec. 29-6. Uniforms and equipment. The entire state police force shall be uniformed and equipped with arms and motor veh
  • 29-7 — Sec. 29-7n. Record and classification of gang-related crimes. (a) For the purposes of sections 7-294l and 7-294x, subsec
  • 29-7. — Sec. 29-7. Powers and duties of force. Barracks. The Division of State Police within the Department of Emergency Service
  • 29-8 — Sec. 29-8a. Indemnification of state police, State Capitol police and certain special police in civil rights actions. Fe
  • 29-8. — Sec. 29-8. Riots. Immunities. In case of riot or civil commotion in any part of the state, the Division of State Police
  • 29-9. — Sec. 29-9. Acceptance or offering of gifts or rewards by or to state or local police. Section 29-9 is repealed, effectiv
Title 530 · CT 530 (7 sections)
  • 29-107. — Sec. 29-107. Licensing of persons to engage in electrical work. Section 29-107 is repealed.
  • 29-108. — Sec. 29-108. Transferred to Chapter 416, Sec. 21a-12.
  • 29-39 — Sec. 29-39a. Fire Safety Code Standards Committee. Section 29-39a is repealed.
  • 29-39. — Sec. 29-39. Transferred to Chapter 541, Sec. 29-291.
  • 29-54. — Sec. 29-54. Abatement of fire hazards requiring reconstruction. Section 29-54 is repealed.
  • 29-58. — Sec. 29-58. Transferred to Chapter 541, Sec. 29-312.
  • 29-92. — Sec. 29-92. Manufacture of explosive compounds without license. Section 29-92 is repealed.
Title 531 · CT 531 (11 sections)
  • 29-109. — Sec. 29-109. Certificates of approval. Regulations. Variations or exemptions. Section 29-109 is repealed, effective July
  • 29-110. — Sec. 29-110. When films may be shown without fire-proof booths. Section 29-110 is repealed.
  • 29-114. — Sec. 29-114. Exhibition of moving pictures at religious services held on Sunday. Section 29-114 is repealed.
  • 29-115. — Sec. 29-115. Authority to operate. Section 29-115 is repealed, effective July 1, 2016.
  • 29-116. — Sec. 29-116. Inspection by state police. Section 29-116 is repealed.
  • 29-117 — Sec. 29-117a. Transferred to Sec. 29-128a.
  • 29-117. — Sec. 29-117. Moving picture licenses. Fees. Penalty. Section 29-117 is repealed, effective July 1, 2016.
  • 29-120. — Sec. 29-120. Exceptions. Section 29-120 is repealed, effective July 1, 2016.
  • 29-127. — Sec. 29-127. Inspections. Section 29-127 is repealed, effective July 1, 2016.
  • 29-128 — Sec. 29-128f. Unlawful use of recording device in motion picture theater. (a) As used in this section: (1) “Audiovisual
  • 29-128. — Sec. 29-128. Penalty. Section 29-128 is repealed.
Title 532 · CT 532 (17 sections)
  • 29-129. — Sec. 29-129. Licensing of public amusement parks. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection, upon application in writing o
  • 29-130. — Sec. 29-130. Amusement park licenses: Issuance, suspension or revocation; fee. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection s
  • 29-131. — Sec. 29-131. Provisions not to apply to restaurants or eating places. The provisions of sections 29-129 and 29-130 shall
  • 29-132. — Sec. 29-132. Inspection and certification of amusement rides and devices. All amusement rides and devices in the state s
  • 29-133. — Sec. 29-133. Licensing of amusements; definitions. When used in sections 29-134 to 29-143b, inclusive:
  • 29-134. — Sec. 29-134. License required. Annual fee. No owner shall exhibit or provide any amusement, as defined in section 29-133
  • 29-135. — Sec. 29-135. Application for license. Not less than ten days before exhibiting or providing any amusement in this state
  • 29-136 — Sec. 29-136a. Patron safety regulations. Detainment of patrons. Owner responsibility. (a) A patron of an amusement, as d
  • 29-136. — Sec. 29-136. Investigation and inspection. Reporting of serious injury or death. Signs required. Alternate compliance. R
  • 29-137. — Sec. 29-137. When license issued. If the commissioner concludes that such amusement is reasonably safe, he shall issue a
  • 29-138. — Sec. 29-138. Secretary of the State to be attorney of nonresident owners of amusements. No license shall be issued under
  • 29-139. — Sec. 29-139. Financial responsibility. Before exhibiting or providing any amusement in this state or engaging in the con
  • 29-140. — Sec. 29-140. Regulations. The commissioner shall make and enforce, and from time to time may amend, reasonable regulatio
  • 29-141. — Sec. 29-141. Appeal. If any person is aggrieved by the doings of the commissioner or Insurance Commissioner under the pr
  • 29-142. — Sec. 29-142. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 29-129 to 29-140, inclusive, 29-143a, or any ord
  • 29-143 — Sec. 29-143b. Amusement rides and devices; hiring of ride or device operator under eighteen. Aquatic rides and devices;
  • 29-143. — Sec. 29-143. Transferred to Chapter 246, Sec. 14-164a.
Title 533 · CT 533 (11 sections)
  • 29-144. — Sec. 29-144. Definition. Any person who makes a business of furnishing bail in criminal cases or who furnishes bail in f
  • 29-145. — Sec. 29-145. Application for license. Requirements. Any person desiring to engage in the business of a professional bond
  • 29-146. — Sec. 29-146. Investigation of applicant for license. Fee. Term of license. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Pu
  • 29-147 — Sec. 29-147a. Suspension of license for failure to pay forfeited bond. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public
  • 29-147. — Sec. 29-147. Renewal, revocation or suspension of license. Each professional bondsman licensed under the provisions of t
  • 29-148. — Sec. 29-148. Notice. Statement of assets and liabilities. Each professional bondsman licensed under the provisions of th
  • 29-149. — Sec. 29-149. Notice to courts and municipal departments of licensees. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public
  • 29-150. — Sec. 29-150. Oath of bondsmen. Form. Each professional bondsman shall, when furnishing surety for recognizances of any p
  • 29-151. — Sec. 29-151. Maximum commission or fee. Reports to commissioner. Audits. (a) No such professional bondsman shall charge
  • 29-152 — Sec. 29-152d. Reserved for future use.
  • 29-152. — Sec. 29-152. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of section 29-145, 29-148, 29-150 or 29-151 shall be fined n
Title 534 · CT 534 (14 sections)
  • 29-152 — Sec. 29-152u. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 29-153. — Sec. 29-153. Private detective license required. No person shall engage in the business of, or solicit business as, a pr
  • 29-154 — Sec. 29-154c. Persons vested with police powers ineligible for licensure. No member of the state, or any town, city or b
  • 29-154. — Sec. 29-154. Qualifications for license. List of employees. Section 29-154 is repealed.
  • 29-155 — Sec. 29-155d. Display of license. Immediately upon the receipt of a license certificate issued by the Commissioner of Em
  • 29-155. — Sec. 29-155. Form of application for license. Criminal history records checks. Fingerprints. Photographs. Trade name. (a
  • 29-156 — Sec. 29-156h. Nonuniformed guard services by private detectives or private detective agencies. Nothing in this chapter s
  • 29-156. — Sec. 29-156. Licensee's identification card. Upon the issuance of a license as provided in sections 29-153 to 29-161, in
  • 29-157. — Sec. 29-157. Association with government not to be implied in name. Section 29-157 is repealed.
  • 29-158. — Sec. 29-158. License or registration suspension or revocation. Appeal. Any license or registration issued under the prov
  • 29-159. — Sec. 29-159. Annual list of private detectives and detective agencies. The commissioner shall annually prepare and publi
  • 29-160. — Sec. 29-160. Exemption of credit rating agencies. Section 29-160 is repealed.
  • 29-161 — Sec. 29-161aa. (Formerly Sec. 29-161c). Licensed security services to provide written notice to law enforcement agencies
  • 29-161. — Sec. 29-161. Penalties. Regulations. (a) Except as provided in section 29-156a, any person who violates any provision of
Title 535 · CT 535 (3 sections)
  • 29-162. — Sec. 29-162. Compact. The New England State Police Compact is hereby entered into and enacted into law with any and all
  • 29-163. — Sec. 29-163. Commissioner may designate alternate. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Protection is autho
  • 29-164. — Sec. 29-164. Retirement for employees of administrators conference. The employees of the New England State Police Admini
Title 536 · CT 536 (13 sections)
  • 29-165. — Sec. 29-165. Advisory Committee on Organized Crime Prevention and Control. Naming of director of organized crime investi
  • 29-166. — Sec. 29-166. Director of task force to appoint personnel; contracts for services. (a) The director of the state-wide org
  • 29-167. — Sec. 29-167. Investigations by task force. The state-wide organized crime investigative task force shall have the duty a
  • 29-168. — Sec. 29-168. Reservation of powers. Nothing contained in section 29-167 shall be construed to supersede, repeal or limit
  • 29-169. — Sec. 29-169. Cooperation with task force by governmental units. Agreements with other states. Cooperation with federal a
  • 29-170. — Sec. 29-170. Disclosure of records of task force. Records of the state-wide organized crime investigative task force sha
  • 29-171. — Sec. 29-171. Illegal disclosure of information; class A misdemeanor. Any person conducting or participating in any inves
  • 29-172. — Sec. 29-172. Impounding exhibits. Court order directing disposal of. Upon the application of the director of the state-w
  • 29-176. — Sec. 29-176. State-wide narcotics task force; formation; authority; state, federal and local assistance. (a) There shall
  • 29-177. — Sec. 29-177. Special state police. Task force duties. Compensation. Indemnification. (a) The Commissioner of Emergency S
  • 29-178. — Sec. 29-178. Police officers. Powers, duties and immunities. Any municipal police officer, while assigned to duty with t
  • 29-179 — Sec. 29-179i. State-Wide Cooperative Crime Control Task Force Policy Board. (a) There shall be a State-Wide Cooperative
  • 29-179. — Sec. 29-179. State-Wide Narcotics Task Force Policy Board. (a) There shall be a State-Wide Narcotics Task Force Policy B
Title 537 · CT 537 (2 sections)
  • 29-187. — Sec. 29-187. Transfer from commission to Office of Policy and Management. The books, records, reports, equipment, proper
  • 29-188. — Sec. 29-188. Commission to cease if federal funding ceases. Section 29-188 is repealed.
Title 538 · CT 538 (10 sections)
  • 29-191. — Sec. 29-191. (Formerly Sec. 19-410). Definitions. As used in this chapter, “department” means the Department of Administ
  • 29-192. — Sec. 29-192. (Formerly Sec. 19-411). General requirements. Variations or exemptions. Appeals. (a) Each elevator or escal
  • 29-193. — Sec. 29-193. (Formerly Sec. 19-412). Approval of plans; fee. No new elevator or escalator shall be erected or installed
  • 29-194. — Sec. 29-194. (Formerly Sec. 19-413). Registration of elevators and escalators. The owner or operator of each elevator or
  • 29-195. — Sec. 29-195. (Formerly Sec. 19-414). Inspection by the department. Each elevator or escalator shall be thoroughly inspec
  • 29-196. — Sec. 29-196. (Formerly Sec. 19-415). Issuance of certificate of operation; fees; renewal. As soon as the department appr
  • 29-197. — Sec. 29-197. (Formerly Sec. 19-416). Discontinuance of operation. If any elevator or escalator is found which, in the ju
  • 29-198. — Sec. 29-198. (Formerly Sec. 19-418). Penalties. Any person who violates any of the provisions of sections 29-191 to 29-1
  • 29-199. — Sec. 29-199. Reporting of elevator or escalator accidents. Investigation and inspection. The owner of an elevator or esc
  • 29-200. — Sec. 29-200. Standards concerning certain lifts and elevators. Variations or exemptions. Installation of lifts and eleva
Title 539 · CT 539 (8 sections)
  • 29-221 — Sec. 29-221a. Equipment excluded from scope of chapter. (a) Notwithstanding subdivisions (3) and (4) of section 29-221,
  • 29-221. — Sec. 29-221. Definitions. As used in this chapter: (1) “Board” means the Examining Board for Crane Operators established
  • 29-222. — Sec. 29-222. Crane Operators Examining Board. There shall be in the Department of Administrative Services an Examining B
  • 29-223 — Sec. 29-223a. Hoisting equipment operator's license. Apprentice's certificate of registration. Exceptions. (a) No person
  • 29-223. — Sec. 29-223. Board powers and duties. Examinations. Regulations. (a) The board shall keep a record of its proceedings an
  • 29-224 — Sec. 29-224c. Operation of crane or hoisting equipment by apprentice. Monitoring of apprentice. (a) An apprentice shall
  • 29-224. — Sec. 29-224. Crane operator's license. Apprentice's certificate of registration. Crane owner's certificate of registrati
  • 29-225. — Sec. 29-225. Suspension or revocation of crane or hoisting equipment operator's license, apprentice's certificate or cra
Title 540 · CT 540 (14 sections)
  • 29-231. — Sec. 29-231. (Formerly Sec. 19-426). Exceptions. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to: (1) Boilers under fe
  • 29-232. — Sec. 29-232. (Formerly Sec. 19-428). Regulations. Variations or exemptions. Appeals. (a) The Commissioner of Administrat
  • 29-233. — Sec. 29-233. (Formerly Sec. 19-430). Boiler inspectors. The Department of Administrative Services shall formulate the ex
  • 29-234. — Sec. 29-234. (Formerly Sec. 19-431). Special inspectors. In addition to department boiler inspectors, the Commissioner o
  • 29-235. — Sec. 29-235. (Formerly Sec. 19-432). Examination for special inspector's commission. Examinations for candidates for spe
  • 29-236. — Sec. 29-236. (Formerly Sec. 19-433). Commission required. Suspension or revocation. Appeal. No person shall inspect boil
  • 29-237. — Sec. 29-237. (Formerly Sec. 19-434). Inspection. All boilers included under this chapter shall be inspected by a state b
  • 29-238. — Sec. 29-238. (Formerly Sec. 19-435). Operating certificate. Fee. Period of validity. Inspection. The owner or user of a
  • 29-239. — Sec. 29-239. (Formerly Sec. 19-436). Certificate required. Conformity to standards. No owner or user of a boiler shall o
  • 29-240. — Sec. 29-240. (Formerly Sec. 19-437). Report of violations. Orders to comply. Boiler and factory inspectors of the state,
  • 29-241. — Sec. 29-241. (Formerly Sec. 19-439). Registration of boilers. The installer of any newly installed or reinstalled boiler
  • 29-242. — Sec. 29-242. (Formerly Sec. 19-440). Enforcement. The commissioner and his authorized agents shall enforce the provision
  • 29-243. — Sec. 29-243. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this chapter or of the code or other regulations relating
  • 29-244. — Sec. 29-244. (Formerly Sec. 19-442). Failure to post valid operating certificate. In the examination and inspection of p
Title 541 · CT 541 (154 sections)
  • 29-250. — Sec. 29-250. Office of the State Fire Marshal. Office of the State Building Inspector. There shall be (1) an Office of t
  • 29-251 — Sec. 29-251c. Development of training and educational programs. Code Training and Education Board of Control. Regulation
  • 29-251. — Sec. 29-251. (Formerly Sec. 19-395f). Codes and Standards Committee; duties; membership. There shall be within the Depar
  • 29-252 — Sec. 29-252b. Procedure for adoption and amendment of State Building Code. (a) For the purposes of this section, “propos
  • 29-252. — Sec. 29-252. (Formerly Sec. 19-395). State Building Code: Adoption, revision and amendments. State Building Inspector: A
  • 29-253. — Sec. 29-253. (Formerly Sec. 19-395e). Code applicable to all municipalities. Ordinance governing demolition of hazardous
  • 29-254 — Sec. 29-254b. List of variations or exemptions from, or equivalent or alternate compliance with, code. Not later than Ja
  • 29-254. — Sec. 29-254. (Formerly Sec. 19-395g). Amendments to code. Variations and exemptions. (a) Any town, city or borough or an
  • 29-255. — Sec. 29-255. (Formerly Sec. 19-395h). Authority of fire marshals unaffected. This part shall not be construed to limit o
  • 29-256 — Sec. 29-256f. Amendments to State Building Code and Fire Safety Code re residential occupancies served by single exit st
  • 29-256. — Sec. 29-256. (Formerly Sec. 19-395q). Revision of Building and Fire Safety Codes. Rehabilitation subcode. Regulations. (
  • 29-257. — Sec. 29-257. (Formerly Sec. 19-395r). Scope of revision. Section 29-257 is repealed.
  • 29-258. — Sec. 29-258. (Formerly Sec. 19-395s). Educational program. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall conduct a c
  • 29-259. — Sec. 29-259. (Formerly Sec. 19-395t). Exemption from code for urban homesteading property and historic structures. (a) T
  • 29-260. — Sec. 29-260. (Formerly Sec. 19-396). Municipal building official to administer code. Appointment. Dismissal. (a) The chi
  • 29-261. — Sec. 29-261. (Formerly Sec. 19-397). Qualifications of building official and assistant building officials. Powers and du
  • 29-262 — Sec. 29-262a. Uniform building permit application form. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall establish a un
  • 29-262. — Sec. 29-262. (Formerly Sec. 19-397a). Licensure of building officials. Continuing educational programs. Suspension or re
  • 29-263 — Sec. 29-263a. Working drawings to be accompanied by evidence of licensure by the state. In the event that working drawin
  • 29-263. — Sec. 29-263. (Formerly Sec. 19-398). Permit to construct or alter. Education fee. Building permit fee exemptions. (a) Ex
  • 29-264. — Sec. 29-264. (Formerly Sec. 19-398a). Approval of sets of building plans by State Building Inspector. Issuance of permit
  • 29-265 — Sec. 29-265g. Prohibition on reuse of recycled material known to contain pyrrhotite. Penalty. (a) On and after October 3
  • 29-265. — Sec. 29-265. (Formerly Sec. 19-400). Certificate of occupancy. (a) Except as provided in subsection (h) of section 29-25
  • 29-266. — Sec. 29-266. (Formerly Sec. 19-402). Municipal board of appeals. Filing of appeals in absence of board of appeals. (a) A
  • 29-267. — Sec. 29-267. (Formerly Sec. 19-398b). Tenement House Act provision re room size inapplicable to construction pursuant to
  • 29-268. — Sec. 29-268. (Formerly Sec. 19-398c). Two exits required for sleeping rooms. Section 29-268 is repealed.
  • 29-269 — Sec. 29-269c. Use of symbol of access. Beginning January 1, 2017, any reference to the international symbol of accessibi
  • 29-269. — Sec. 29-269. (Formerly Sec. 19-395a). Standards for construction of buildings to accommodate persons with physical disab
  • 29-270 — Sec. 29-270a. Automatic doors for persons with physical disabilities in certain shopping malls or retail businesses. The
  • 29-270. — Sec. 29-270. (Formerly Sec. 19-395o). Posting of access symbols. Section 29-270 is repealed.
  • 29-271. — Sec. 29-271. (Formerly Sec. 19-395p). Design of units and facilities in state-assisted housing for persons with physical
  • 29-272. — Sec. 29-272. (Formerly Sec. 19-396a). Definitions. As used in this part:
  • 29-273. — Sec. 29-273. (Formerly Sec. 19-396b). Accessibility or adaptability requirements for residential buildings and complexes
  • 29-274. — Sec. 29-274. (Formerly Sec. 19-396c). Exemptions from State Building Code standards. (a) The provisions of section 29-26
  • 29-275 — Sec. 29-275a. Prohibition concerning obstructions which prevent entry or exit by handicapped persons. No fixed mounted p
  • 29-275. — Sec. 29-275. (Formerly Sec. 19-398d). Prohibition concerning obstructions which prevent entry or exit by handicapped per
  • 29-276 — Sec. 29-276c. Architect or engineer to seal plans and specifications, review implementation of design of certain buildin
  • 29-276. — Sec. 29-276. (Formerly Sec. 19-399). Application for listing of new materials and modes of construction. Publication of
  • 29-277. — Sec. 29-277. Sale or installation of foamed-in-place insulating material. Certification of compliance. Penalty. (a) As u
  • 29-282. — Sec. 29-282. (Formerly Sec. 19-403). Public service company exceptions. This part shall not apply to structures, other t
  • 29-291 — Sec. 29-291e. Procedure for adoption and amendment of State Fire Prevention Code. (a) For the purposes of this section,
  • 29-291. — Sec. 29-291. (Formerly Sec. 29-39). Commissioner to appoint State Fire Marshal. Delegation of powers. For the purposes o
  • 29-292 — Sec. 29-292a. Procedure for adoption and amendment of Fire Safety Code. (a) For the purposes of this section, “proposed
  • 29-292. — Sec. 29-292. (Formerly Sec. 29-40). Fire Safety Code. Carbon monoxide and smoke detection and warning equipment. Certifi
  • 29-293. — Sec. 29-293. (Formerly Sec. 29-41). Codes to specify minimum fire safety requirements. Establishment of fire zones. (a)
  • 29-294. — Sec. 29-294. (Formerly Sec. 29-42). Publication of code. The Fire Safety Code and all amendments to said code shall be p
  • 29-295. — Sec. 29-295. (Formerly Sec. 29-43). Penalty for violation of code. Section 29-295 is repealed, effective July 1, 2021.
  • 29-296 — Sec. 29-296a. Fire Safety Code: Variations, exemptions, equivalent or alternate compliance. Not later than January 1, 20
  • 29-296. — Sec. 29-296. (Formerly Sec. 29-44). Fire Safety Code and State Fire Prevention Code: Variations or exemptions granted by
  • 29-297. — Sec. 29-297. (Formerly Sec. 29-45). Appointment of local fire marshals, deputies, provisional fire marshals, fire inspec
  • 29-298 — Sec. 29-298b. Complaints re negligence of local fire marshals, deputies or inspectors. Hearing prior to revocation of ce
  • 29-298. — Sec. 29-298. (Formerly Sec. 29-45a). Certification of local fire marshals, deputies, fire inspectors, fire code inspecto
  • 29-299. — Sec. 29-299. (Formerly Sec. 29-46). Dismissal of local fire marshal. If a local fire marshal fails to faithfully perform
  • 29-300. — Sec. 29-300. (Formerly Sec. 29-47). Hearing prior to dismissal. Appeal. No local fire marshal shall be dismissed unless
  • 29-301. — Sec. 29-301. (Formerly Sec. 29-48). One fire marshal for several municipalities. Cities, towns and boroughs may, with th
  • 29-302. — Sec. 29-302. (Formerly Sec. 29-49). Investigations. The local fire marshal shall, in accordance with the provisions of s
  • 29-303. — Sec. 29-303. (Formerly Sec. 29-50). Reporting of fire emergencies. The fire chief or local fire marshal with jurisdictio
  • 29-304. — Sec. 29-304. (Formerly Sec. 29-51). Fee for investigations. Section 29-304 is repealed, effective July 1,2017.
  • 29-305. — Sec. 29-305. (Formerly Sec. 29-52). Inspections by local fire marshals. Reports. Schedule of inspections. Liquor permit
  • 29-306. — Sec. 29-306. (Formerly Sec. 29-53). Abatement of fire hazards: Order to remove or remedy; penalties; notification of off
  • 29-307 — Sec. 29-307b. Notice to water companies of the presence or elimination of hazardous material. (a) Each employer shall pr
  • 29-307. — Sec. 29-307. (Formerly Sec. 29-54a). Fire hazards in manufacturing establishments. When any local fire marshal ascertain
  • 29-308 — Sec. 29-308a. State Fire Marshal to set priorities for state residential facility improvement projects. The State Fire M
  • 29-308. — Sec. 29-308. (Formerly Sec. 29-55). State Fire Marshal may take original jurisdiction to abate fire hazards. The State F
  • 29-309. — Sec. 29-309. (Formerly Sec. 29-56). Procedure for appeal. The Codes and Standards Committee shall establish a procedure
  • 29-310. — Sec. 29-310. (Formerly Sec. 29-57). Investigation of origin of fires or explosions. Order to remove combustible material
  • 29-311. — Sec. 29-311. Fire investigations. Warrant requirements. Reports to Insurance Commissioner. (a) The State Fire Marshal, a
  • 29-312. — Sec. 29-312. (Formerly Sec. 29-58). Deputy State Fire Marshal. The Commissioner of Administrative Services may appoint a
  • 29-313. — Sec. 29-313. (Formerly Sec. 29-44a). Fire extinguishers. (a) No fire extinguishing agent used in a fire extinguisher or
  • 29-314. — Sec. 29-314. (Formerly Sec. 29-44b). Sale of fire extinguishers and flame-proofing compounds and coatings. Any person wh
  • 29-315 — Sec. 29-315c. Smoke and carbon monoxide detection and warning equipment public awareness campaign. The Commissioner of A
  • 29-315. — Sec. 29-315. (Formerly Sec. 29-44c). Fire extinguishing system required for certain buildings. (a)(1) When any building
  • 29-316. — Sec. 29-316. (Formerly Sec. 29-59). Regulation of fuel oil burners. Section 29-316 is repealed, effective January 1, 201
  • 29-317. — Sec. 29-317. (Formerly Sec. 29-60). Regulation of installation of oil burners. Incorporation into State Fire Prevention
  • 29-318 — Sec. 29-318c. Warning label. Regulations. (a) On or after October 1, 1985, each new unvented fuel-burning room heater ot
  • 29-318. — Sec. 29-318. (Formerly Sec. 29-60a). Space heaters prohibited. (a) As used in this section, “space heater” means any hea
  • 29-319. — Sec. 29-319. (Formerly Sec. 29-61). Fuel emergency. As used herein, “emergency” means the existence in any community of
  • 29-320. — Sec. 29-320. (Formerly Sec. 29-62). Regulations concerning flammable or combustible liquids. Section 29-320 is repealed,
  • 29-321. — Sec. 29-321. (Formerly Sec. 29-63). Variations or exemptions. Section 29-321 is repealed, effective January 1, 2015.
  • 29-322. — Sec. 29-322. (Formerly Sec. 29-64). Inspections by local fire marshal of cargo tank motor vehicle used to transport flam
  • 29-323. — Sec. 29-323. (Formerly Sec. 29-65). Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any ordinance adopted pursuant to section 29-322 or
  • 29-324. — Sec. 29-324. (Formerly Sec. 29-66). Penalty. Any person who, by himself or his employee or agent, or as the employee or
  • 29-329. — Sec. 29-329. (Formerly Sec. 29-70a). Regulations concerning installation and operation of gas equipment and piping. Exem
  • 29-330. — Sec. 29-330. (Formerly Sec. 29-71). Definitions. The term “liquefied petroleum gas”, as used in this chapter, means and
  • 29-331. — Sec. 29-331. (Formerly Sec. 29-72). Regulations concerning liquefied gas and liquefied natural gas. Section 29-331 is re
  • 29-332. — Sec. 29-332. (Formerly Sec. 29-73). Inspections by local fire marshal of cargo tank motor vehicle used to transport gas.
  • 29-335 — Sec. 29-335a. Transportation and handling of propane gas. Definitions. Penalty. (a) As used in this section, “propane ga
  • 29-336. — Sec. 29-336. (Formerly Sec. 29-77). Hazardous chemicals. Definitions. Section 29-336 is repealed, effective January 1, 2
  • 29-337. — Sec. 29-337. (Formerly Sec. 29-78). Regulations concerning hazardous chemicals. Section 29-337 is repealed, effective Ju
  • 29-338. — Sec. 29-338. (Formerly Sec. 29-79). Variations or exemptions. Section 29-338 is repealed, effective January 1, 2015.
  • 29-339. — Sec. 29-339. (Formerly Sec. 29-80). Inspection of cargo tank motor vehicle used for transportation of hazardous chemical
  • 29-342. — Sec. 29-342. (Formerly Sec. 29-82a). Transportation plan. Section 29-342 is repealed.
  • 29-343. — Sec. 29-343. (Formerly Sec. 29-83). Explosives. Definition. “Explosive”, as used in this chapter, means any chemical com
  • 29-344. — Sec. 29-344. (Formerly Sec. 29-84). Report to Commissioner. Any person engaged in keeping or storing any explosives shal
  • 29-345. — Sec. 29-345. (Formerly Sec. 29-85). License and permit verification. Records of disposition of explosives. Each person s
  • 29-346. — Sec. 29-346. (Formerly Sec. 29-86). Custodian to report amount, kind and intended use of explosive. Any person not refer
  • 29-347. — Sec. 29-347. (Formerly Sec. 29-87). Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of section 29-344, 29-345 or 29-346 s
  • 29-348. — Sec. 29-348. (Formerly Sec. 29-88). Illegal possession. Any person, having in his possession any explosive for which he
  • 29-349. — Sec. 29-349. (Formerly Sec. 29-89). Storage, transportation and use of explosives and blasting agents. Licenses, permits
  • 29-350. — Sec. 29-350. (Formerly Sec. 29-89a). Exceptions. No provision of section 29-343, 29-345, 29-348, 29-349 or 29-355 shall
  • 29-351. — Sec. 29-351. (Formerly Sec. 29-90). Transportation of explosives by common carrier. No person shall transport, carry or
  • 29-352. — Sec. 29-352. (Formerly Sec. 29-91). Manufacture or storage of explosive material near property of another. No person sha
  • 29-353. — Sec. 29-353. (Formerly Sec. 29-93). Explosive compounds to be marked. Any person who knowingly has in his possession any
  • 29-354. — Sec. 29-354. (Formerly Sec. 29-94). Gunpowder may be ordered removed. The fire marshal of any town may, by written order
  • 29-355 — Sec. 29-355a. Purchase by and sale to minors of black powder or other explosives, prohibited. (a) No person, firm or cor
  • 29-355. — Sec. 29-355. (Formerly Sec. 29-95). Appeal from orders relating to explosives, blasting agents and gunpowder. If any per
  • 29-356. — Sec. 29-356. (Formerly Sec. 29-96). Definitions. As used in sections 29-356 to 29-365, inclusive:
  • 29-357 — Sec. 29-357a. Permit for display of special effects produced by pyrotechnics or flame producing devices. Certificate of
  • 29-357. — Sec. 29-357. (Formerly Sec. 29-97). Sale, use and possession of fireworks prohibited. Sale, use and possession of certai
  • 29-358. — Sec. 29-358. (Formerly Sec. 29-98). Bond. Section 29-358 is repealed, effective January 1, 2013.
  • 29-359. — Sec. 29-359. (Formerly Sec. 29-99). Proof of financial responsibility. Liability insurance policy. (a) Before any person
  • 29-360. — Sec. 29-360. (Formerly Sec. 29-100). Permit for nonresident. No permit shall be issued under the provisions of section 2
  • 29-361. — Sec. 29-361. (Formerly Sec. 29-101). Exceptions. Nothing in sections 29-356 to 29-366, inclusive, shall be construed to
  • 29-362. — Sec. 29-362. (Formerly Sec. 29-102). Seizure and destruction of fireworks. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Pu
  • 29-363. — Sec. 29-363. (Formerly Sec. 29-103). Expense of transportation and storage of seized fireworks. In any proceeding under
  • 29-364. — Sec. 29-364. (Formerly Sec. 29-104). Licenses. Denial, suspension or revocation. No person, firm or corporation may enga
  • 29-365. — Sec. 29-365. (Formerly Sec. 29-105). License fees. The fee to be paid to the licensing authority upon each application s
  • 29-366. — Sec. 29-366. (Formerly Sec. 29-106). Penalty. Any person, firm or corporation violating the provisions of sections 29-35
  • 29-367. — Sec. 29-367. (Formerly Sec. 29-106q). Regulation of rockets. (a) The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Prote
  • 29-368. — Sec. 29-368. (Formerly Sec. 29-106r). Variations and exemptions. The Commissioner of Emergency Services and Public Prote
  • 29-369. — Sec. 29-369. (Formerly Sec. 29-106s). Appeal. Any person aggrieved by any such regulation or any act of the Commissioner
  • 29-370. — Sec. 29-370. (Formerly Sec. 29-106t). Penalty. Any person who, by himself or his employee or agent, or as the employee o
  • 29-371. — Sec. 29-371. Counterfeit and unsafe lighters. Sales prohibited. Exceptions. Civil action. (a) For the purposes of this s
  • 29-381 — Sec. 29-381a. Sufficiency of main entrances in places of public assembly. Variations or exemptions. Appeal. (a) Each pla
  • 29-381. — Sec. 29-381. (Formerly Sec. 19-376). Public safety in assembly halls, theaters and buildings used for public gatherings.
  • 29-389. — Sec. 29-389. (Formerly Sec. 19-386). Stairways and fire escapes on certain buildings. Section 29-389 is repealed, effect
  • 29-392. — Sec. 29-392. (Formerly Sec. 19-390). Fire Safety Code. New construction to conform. Section 29-392 is repealed.
  • 29-393. — Sec. 29-393. (Formerly Sec. 19-391). Building inspectors; duties, right of entry. On receipt of information from the loc
  • 29-394. — Sec. 29-394. (Formerly Sec. 19-392). Penalty. Any person who, by himself or his agent, fails to comply with the written
  • 29-395. — Sec. 29-395. (Formerly Sec. 19-394f). Penalty. Section 29-395 is repealed.
  • 29-396. — Sec. 29-396. Required inspection of electric conductors and equipment prior to resumption of electric service in unoccup
  • 29-401. — Sec. 29-401. (Formerly Sec. 19-403b). Regulations. The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall adopt such regulati
  • 29-402. — Sec. 29-402. (Formerly Sec. 19-403c). License for demolition business: Application; fees; refusal or revocation. Exempti
  • 29-403. — Sec. 29-403. (Formerly Sec. 19-403d). Appeal from decision of department. Any person aggrieved by a decision of the Depa
  • 29-404. — Sec. 29-404. (Formerly Sec. 19-403e). Local building official to administer State Demolition Code. The local building of
  • 29-405. — Sec. 29-405. (Formerly Sec. 19-403f). Appeal from decision of local building official. Any person aggrieved by any order
  • 29-406. — Sec. 29-406. (Formerly Sec. 19-403g). Permit for demolition of particular structure. Exemption. Waiting period. (a) No p
  • 29-407. — Sec. 29-407. (Formerly Sec. 19-403h). Notice to adjoining property owners. No person shall commence any demolition opera
  • 29-408. — Sec. 29-408. (Formerly Sec. 19-403i). Safety measures to be provided. Fence. (a) No person shall remove or demolish any
  • 29-409. — Sec. 29-409. (Formerly Sec. 19-403j). Sidewalk shed requirements. No person shall demolish any building or structure or
  • 29-410. — Sec. 29-410. (Formerly Sec. 19-403k). Excavation of sidewalk area. No person shall excavate the area occupied by a sidew
  • 29-411. — Sec. 29-411. (Formerly Sec. 19-403l). Restrictions on demolition procedures. No person shall use demolition procedures w
  • 29-412. — Sec. 29-412. (Formerly Sec. 19-403m). Accumulated materials. No person shall demolish any structure or building without
  • 29-413. — Sec. 29-413. (Formerly Sec. 19-403n). Basements and cellars. No person shall allow any basement, cellar, hole or the lik
  • 29-414. — Sec. 29-414. (Formerly Sec. 19-403o). Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of this part shall be fined not mor
  • 29-415. — Sec. 29-415. (Formerly Sec. 19-403p). Public service company exceptions. The provisions of this part shall not apply to
  • 29-416. — Sec. 29-416. Definitions. As used in sections 29-416 to 29-423, inclusive, and sections 12-302 and 12-303:
  • 29-417. — Sec. 29-417. Sale of cigarettes; requirements. Revocation or suspension of license. Exceptions. (a) On and after July 1,
  • 29-418. — Sec. 29-418. Testing of cigarettes. Requirements. Alternative test methods. Retention of copies. Civil penalty. (a) All
  • 29-419. — Sec. 29-419. Certification. Fee. Retesting required for modified cigarettes. (a) Each holder of a cigarette manufacturer
  • 29-420. — Sec. 29-420. Connecticut Fire-Safe Cigarette Directory. Appeal. Civil action. (a) Not later than July 1, 2008, the Offic
  • 29-421. — Sec. 29-421. Fire standards compliant marking required for sale of cigarettes. No holder of a cigarette manufacturer's l
  • 29-422. — Sec. 29-422. Implementation in accordance with New York law. Regulations. The State Fire Marshal shall implement section
  • 29-423. — Sec. 29-423. Fire safety standard and firefighter protection act enforcement account. There is established, within the G
Title 545 · CT 545 (146 sections)
  • 30-1. — Sec. 30-1. Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, unless the context indicates a different meaning:
  • 30-10. — Sec. 30-10. Vote on liquor permit question. Upon the petition of not less than ten per cent of the electors of any town,
  • 30-100. — Sec. 30-100. Bottle clubs. (a) A person, partnership, organization, association, society or corporation, not licensed un
  • 30-101. — Sec. 30-101. Pharmacist, breaking law, forfeits permit and license. Every pharmacist who, by himself, his agent or emplo
  • 30-102. — Sec. 30-102. Dram Shop Act; liquor seller liable for damage by intoxicated person. No negligence cause of action for sal
  • 30-103. — Sec. 30-103. Contracts and actions based on illegal sales. All contracts, conveyances, liens, attachments and securities
  • 30-104. — Sec. 30-104. Jurisdiction. Section 30-104 is repealed.
  • 30-105. — Sec. 30-105. Prosecutions. The state's attorneys and the assistant or deputy assistant state's attorneys shall have the
  • 30-106. — Sec. 30-106. Entry into disorderly house by officer. Every officer who has a warrant for the arrest of any person charge
  • 30-107. — Sec. 30-107. Arrest and seizure without warrant. Disposition of illegal liquor. Any official so authorized in section 54
  • 30-108. — Sec. 30-108. Court may order analysis of liquor. When any prosecution is pending for manufacturing, selling or keeping w
  • 30-109. — Sec. 30-109. State chemist to analyze samples. Copies of analysis to be evidence. Each state chemist shall analyze all s
  • 30-11. — Sec. 30-11. Form of ballot label. The ballot label designations in a vote upon the question of liquor permits shall be “
  • 30-110. — Sec. 30-110. Tampering with analysis. No person shall tamper with samples of alcoholic liquor mentioned in sections 30-1
  • 30-111. — Sec. 30-111. Reports of convictions, fines and forfeited bonds. The clerks of the Superior Court shall report in writing
  • 30-112. — Sec. 30-112. Civil action barred on certain debts. No civil action shall be maintained upon any debt incurred for the sa
  • 30-113. — Sec. 30-113. Penalties. Any person convicted of a violation of any provision of this chapter for which a specified penal
  • 30-114. — Sec. 30-114. Beer keg identification and receipt requirements. Restrictions on keg deposit refunds. Grounds for permit r
  • 30-115. — Sec. 30-115. Possession of beer keg lacking required identification. False information on beer keg receipt. Penalties. (
  • 30-116. — Sec. 30-116. Sale, purchase or possession of alcohol vaporization device prohibited. Penalty. (a) For purposes of this s
  • 30-117. — Sec. 30-117. Purchase, possession or sale of powdered alcohol prohibited. Penalty. (a) As used in this section, “powdere
  • 30-118. — Sec. 30-118. Sale or transfer of ownership of alcoholic liquor by fiduciary of decedent's estate. Notwithstanding any pr
  • 30-12. — Sec. 30-12. Liquor permit contrary to vote void. Exception. When any town has so voted upon the question of liquor permi
  • 30-13 — Sec. 30-13b. Local option re nonprofit theater permits. Section 30-13b is repealed.
  • 30-13. — Sec. 30-13. Previous town action to remain in effect. In all cases in which a town, either by vote of a town meeting or
  • 30-14 — Sec. 30-14a. Renewal and issuance of package store permits. Removal of premises. Prohibition re placeholding. (a) A pack
  • 30-14. — Sec. 30-14. Nature and duration of permit. Renewal by transferee or purchaser of permit premises. (a) Each permit shall
  • 30-15. — Sec. 30-15. Issuance of permits. The Department of Consumer Protection may issue permits in the classes described in thi
  • 30-16 — Sec. 30-16e. Contract manufacturing agreements. Requirements. Regulations. (a) For the purposes of this section:
  • 30-16. — Sec. 30-16. Manufacturer permit for spirits. Manufacturer permit for beer. Manufacturer permit for a farm winery. Manufa
  • 30-17 — Sec. 30-17d. Assessment and remittance of infused beverage fee by wholesaler permittees. (a) For the purposes of this se
  • 30-17. — Sec. 30-17. Wholesaler permit. Termination or diminishment of distributorship. Wholesaler beer permit. Tastings. (a)(1)
  • 30-18 — Sec. 30-18b. Prohibition against selling wine manufactured out of this state as Connecticut made wine. Notwithstanding t
  • 30-18. — Sec. 30-18. Out-of-state shipper's permit for alcoholic liquors. (a) An out-of-state shipper's permit for alcoholic liqu
  • 30-19 — Sec. 30-19f. In-state transporter's permit. (a) An in-state transporter's permit for alcoholic liquor shall allow the co
  • 30-19. — Sec. 30-19. Out-of-state shipper's permit for beer. An out-of-state shipper's permit for beer shall allow the sale of be
  • 30-2. — Sec. 30-2. Liquor Control Commission: Appointment, term, vacancies, oath, removal. There shall be a Liquor Control Commi
  • 30-20 — Sec. 30-20b. Out-of-state shipments by package store permit holder. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 30-68m, th
  • 30-20. — Sec. 30-20. Package store permit. Grocery store beer permit. (a) For the purposes of this section, “grocery store” (1) m
  • 30-21 — Sec. 30-21b. Resort permit. (a) A resort permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the pr
  • 30-21. — Sec. 30-21. Hotel permit. (a) A hotel permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic liquor to be consumed on the premi
  • 30-22 — Sec. 30-22bb. Continuation of validity of cafe permit for club or nonprofit club until renewal or replacement permit. Th
  • 30-22. — Sec. 30-22. Restaurant permit. Wine ordered with restaurant meal. Sale of draught beer in sealed container for consumpti
  • 30-23 — Sec. 30-23b. Club permit for Rocky Hill Veterans' Home and Hospital. Section 30-23b is repealed, effective June 1, 2004.
  • 30-23. — Sec. 30-23. Club permits. Section 30-23 is repealed, effective July 1, 2020.
  • 30-24 — Sec. 30-24b. Auxiliary club members. Auxiliary members who are spouses of members or surviving spouses of former decease
  • 30-24. — Sec. 30-24. Spouses of club and golf country club members. Spouses of members of any club or golf country club which hol
  • 30-25 — Sec. 30-25a. Cafe permit in no-permit towns. Notwithstanding any provision of part III of this chapter, but subject to t
  • 30-25. — Sec. 30-25. Special club permit for picnics. Section 30-25 is repealed, effective July 1, 2023.
  • 30-26. — Sec. 30-26. Tavern permit. Sale of draught beer in sealed containers for off-premises consumption. Section 30-26 is repe
  • 30-27. — Sec. 30-27. Taverns not to be screened from street. Section 30-27 is repealed.
  • 30-28 — Sec. 30-28a. Airline permit. (a) An airline permit shall allow such permittee to purchase from a holder of a wholesaler
  • 30-28. — Sec. 30-28. Railroad permit. Section 30-28 is repealed, effective July 1, 2020.
  • 30-29. — Sec. 30-29. Boat permit. Section 30-29 is repealed, effective July 1, 2020.
  • 30-3. — Sec. 30-3. Assistance. The department may appoint a secretary and may employ such clerks, inspectors, agents and other a
  • 30-30. — Sec. 30-30. Broker's permit. A broker's permit shall allow the holder thereof to sell warehouse receipts, certificates o
  • 30-31. — Sec. 30-31. Sale of warehouse receipts for alcoholic beverages. Any bank, trust company or financial institution owning
  • 30-32. — Sec. 30-32. Warehouse permit. A warehouse bottling permit shall allow the storage and bottling of alcoholic liquor on th
  • 30-33 — Sec. 30-33a. Coliseum permit. Special rule re backers. (a) A coliseum permit shall allow the retail sale of alcoholic li
  • 30-33. — Sec. 30-33. Concession permit. A concession permit shall allow the sale and consumption of beer or wine on the premises
  • 30-34. — Sec. 30-34. Military permit. A military permit shall allow the retail sale of beer at any camp or military installation
  • 30-35 — Sec. 30-35b. Ninety-day provisional permit. The Department of Consumer Protection or Liquor Control Commission may, in t
  • 30-35. — Sec. 30-35. Temporary liquor permit for a noncommercial entity. (a) A temporary liquor permit for a noncommercial entity
  • 30-36. — Sec. 30-36. Druggist permit. A druggist permit may be issued by the Department of Consumer Protection to a drug store pr
  • 30-37 — Sec. 30-37u. Temporary auction permit. Regulations. (a) For the purposes of this section:
  • 30-37. — Sec. 30-37. Sales on prescription. Any pharmacy licensed by the Department of Consumer Protection may fill the prescript
  • 30-38 — Sec. 30-38b. Permits for on-premises consumption of alcoholic liquor. Limit on number of drinks sold to person. (a) A pe
  • 30-38. — Sec. 30-38. Storage of liquor. Approval of facilities. Each permit granted under the provisions of sections 30-16, 30-17
  • 30-39 — Sec. 30-39b. Adoption of ordinance re written notice of liquor permit renewal application. Report. (a) A municipality ma
  • 30-39. — Sec. 30-39. Applications for permits, renewals. Fees. Publication, remonstrance, hearing. Prohibited conduct by third pa
  • 30-4. — Sec. 30-4. Commissioners and employees prohibited from dealing in or manufacturing alcoholic liquor. No commissioner of
  • 30-40. — Sec. 30-40. Second application. (a) No person, permittee or backer whose application for a permit has been denied on the
  • 30-42 — Sec. 30-42a. Permit fee rebate. Whenever, by reason of any catastrophe, act of God or serious natural disaster, on or af
  • 30-43 — Sec. 30-43a. Continuance of certain permits until due for renewal or until replacement permit becomes available. The hol
  • 30-43. — Sec. 30-43. Granting and denial of permits. Notice of hearing. Permits may be granted without hearing by the Department
  • 30-44. — Sec. 30-44. Mandatory refusal of permit where sale prohibited. The Department of Consumer Protection shall refuse permit
  • 30-45. — Sec. 30-45. Mandatory refusal of permits to certain persons. Exceptions. The Department of Consumer Protection shall ref
  • 30-46 — Sec. 30-46a. Permit for restaurant within a coliseum. The issuance of a coliseum permit shall not prohibit the issuance
  • 30-46. — Sec. 30-46. Discretionary suspension, revocation or refusal of permit; location or character of premises; other grounds.
  • 30-47. — Sec. 30-47. Discretionary suspension, revocation or refusal of permits; fine; disqualification of applicant, applicant's
  • 30-48 — Sec. 30-48b. Municipalities and authorities as backers of coliseum permittees. Notwithstanding any provision of the gene
  • 30-48. — Sec. 30-48. Limitations of permits; exceptions. Loans. Period of credit. Resolution of credit disputes. Relationship of
  • 30-5. — Sec. 30-5. Receipts and expenditures. The moneys received from the permit fees shall be deposited by the Department of C
  • 30-51 — Sec. 30-51a. Leasing of part of premises operating under grocery store beer permit. Notwithstanding the provisions of su
  • 30-51. — Sec. 30-51. Prohibition on sale of alcoholic liquor in building where portion not used as permit premises. Approval of n
  • 30-52. — Sec. 30-52. Permit to specify location and revocability. Removal to another location. (a) Every permit for the sale of a
  • 30-53. — Sec. 30-53. Permit to be recorded. Each permit granted or renewed by the Department of Consumer Protection shall be of n
  • 30-54. — Sec. 30-54. Permit to be hung in plain view. Every permittee, other than a corporation holding a cafe permit issued unde
  • 30-55 — Sec. 30-55a. Suspension of permit for failure to pay unemployment compensation contributions. Suspension of permit for v
  • 30-55. — Sec. 30-55. Revocation, suspension or placing conditions on permits and provisional permits. Fine. Hearing. (a) The Depa
  • 30-56. — Sec. 30-56. When appeal not to act as stay of execution. (a) When any permit is revoked or suspended after a final decis
  • 30-57. — Sec. 30-57. Conviction of permittee or backer; revocation or suspension of permit; forfeiture. When any permittee or bac
  • 30-58 — Sec. 30-58b. Continuation of service when special sporting facility permit revoked. Application for new permit. Section
  • 30-58. — Sec. 30-58. Revocation of permit obtained by fraud. Whenever any permit under this chapter has been obtained by fraud or
  • 30-59 — Sec. 30-59a. Suspension of permit for license suspension or revocation. The Department of Consumer Protection may suspen
  • 30-59. — Sec. 30-59. Posting of notice of revocation or suspension. The Department of Consumer Protection shall post notice of an
  • 30-6 — Sec. 30-6c. Amendment of regulations concerning barroom partition requirements for restaurant and cafe permits. Section
  • 30-6. — Sec. 30-6. Powers and duties of Department of Consumer Protection; report; records and certified copies. (a) The Departm
  • 30-60. — Sec. 30-60. Appeal. Any applicant for a permit or for the renewal of a permit for the manufacture or sale of alcoholic l
  • 30-61. — Sec. 30-61. Service of process on members of commission. Service of process in any action in which the commission is a p
  • 30-62 — Sec. 30-62e. Franchisor or landlord receipt of profits from alcoholic liquor sales. (a) Subject to the provisions of sub
  • 30-62. — Sec. 30-62. Substitution of permittees. Fee. In any case a new permittee may be substituted when so requested, provided
  • 30-63 — Sec. 30-63f. Brand or size to be closed out. A brand or size to be closed out shall have been in a wholesaler's inventor
  • 30-63. — Sec. 30-63. Registration of brands, fees. Posting and notice of prices. Brand registration of fortified wine. When depar
  • 30-64 — Sec. 30-64b. Unfair pricing practices. The sale of any alcoholic liquor by a wholesale or retail permittee for off-premi
  • 30-64. — Sec. 30-64. Fair trade; schedule of suggested prices to be filed with Department of Consumer Protection. (a)(1) No out-o
  • 30-65. — Sec. 30-65. Regulations. Section 30-65 is repealed.
  • 30-66. — Sec. 30-66. Administration expenses. Section 30-66 is repealed, effective October 1, 2011.
  • 30-67. — Sec. 30-67. Penalties. In addition to the penalties otherwise provided under this chapter, including those allowed pursu
  • 30-68 — Sec. 30-68n. Advertisement of manufacturers' rebates. (a) For the purposes of this section: (1) “Advertise” means the ma
  • 30-68. — Sec. 30-68. Wholesale prices of wine. The provisions of this section shall apply to sales made on and after January 1, 1
  • 30-7. — Sec. 30-7. Regulations to be furnished upon request. Every regulation made by the Department of Consumer Protection unde
  • 30-74. — Sec. 30-74. Unauthorized sale prohibited. (a) The sale of alcoholic liquor, except as permitted by this chapter, is proh
  • 30-75. — Sec. 30-75. Prima facie evidence of intent to sell. Whenever any alcoholic liquor is found in the possession or under th
  • 30-76 — Sec. 30-76a. Sale to person holding temporary liquor permit for a noncommercial entity. Prohibition. Exception. A wholes
  • 30-76. — Sec. 30-76. Purchase for resale. No person holding a permit for the retail sale of alcoholic liquor shall purchase for r
  • 30-77. — Sec. 30-77. Disposing of liquor without permit. (a) Any person who, without a permit therefor, except as provided in sec
  • 30-78. — Sec. 30-78. Nuisance, embargo, confiscation and disposal. (a) All alcoholic liquor which is intended by the owner or kee
  • 30-79. — Sec. 30-79. Soliciting orders in no-permit towns. Section 30-79 is repealed.
  • 30-8. — Sec. 30-8. Investigations, oaths and subpoenas. The Department of Consumer Protection and any agent thereof authorized t
  • 30-80. — Sec. 30-80. Delivery in town deemed sale. The delivery by the vendor or his agent, within the limits of any town, of any
  • 30-81. — Sec. 30-81. Unsuitable persons prohibited from having financial interest in permit businesses. Employment of minors rest
  • 30-82. — Sec. 30-82. Sale pending renewal of permit. No criminal information or process shall be issued against an applicant for
  • 30-86 — Sec. 30-86b. Photographing a person whose age is in doubt, or photocopying such person's driver's license or identity ca
  • 30-86. — Sec. 30-86. Sale or delivery to minors, intoxicated persons and habitual drunkards prohibited. Exceptions. Use of transa
  • 30-87. — Sec. 30-87. Inducing minors to procure liquor. Exceptions. Official investigation or enforcement activity. Any person wh
  • 30-88 — Sec. 30-88a. Operator's license as proof of age. Misrepresentation of age to procure liquor. Each person who attains the
  • 30-88. — Sec. 30-88. Identity card. Section 30-88 is repealed.
  • 30-89 — Sec. 30-89a. Permitting minor to illegally possess liquor in dwelling unit or on private property or failing to halt suc
  • 30-89. — Sec. 30-89. Purchasing liquor or making false statement to procure liquor by person forbidden to purchase prohibited. Po
  • 30-9. — Sec. 30-9. Status of towns as to sale of alcoholic liquor. (a) The sale of alcoholic liquor or the sale of alcoholic liq
  • 30-90 — Sec. 30-90a. Employment of minors. Any person sixteen years of age or over may be employed by an employer holding a perm
  • 30-90. — Sec. 30-90. Loitering on permit premises. Unaccompanied minors and intoxicated persons prohibited. Exception. Any permit
  • 30-91 — Sec. 30-91a. Effect of prior local votes re Sunday sale. (a) In all cases where a town, either by vote of a town meeting
  • 30-91. — Sec. 30-91. Hours and days of closing. Exemption. (a) The sale, dispensing, consumption or presence in glasses or other
  • 30-92 — Sec. 30-92b. Beer packaging. (a) A permittee issued a permit pursuant to section 30-20 who sells beer not to be consumed
  • 30-92. — Sec. 30-92. Capacity of beer containers. Section 30-92 is repealed.
  • 30-93 — Sec. 30-93a. Regulation of shipments into state. Any person who ships into this state any package or carton containing a
  • 30-93. — Sec. 30-93. Containers to be sealed. Alcoholic liquors, except beer, cider, wine and cordials shall be purchased by the
  • 30-94. — Sec. 30-94. Gifts, loans and discounts prohibited between permittees. Tie-in sales. Floor stock allowance. Depletion all
  • 30-95 — Sec. 30-95a. Display of trademarks by permittees. Any retail liquor permittee may display on the outside walls of his pe
  • 30-95. — Sec. 30-95. Advertising and bottling. No electric or neon sign advertising the sale of any registered brand of alcoholic
  • 30-96. — Sec. 30-96. When music permitted. Section 30-96 is repealed.
  • 30-97. — Sec. 30-97. Town and probate records not to be kept where liquor is sold. Section 30-97 is repealed, effective October 1
  • 30-98. — Sec. 30-98. Liquor not to be furnished to prisoners. Every jailer, prisonkeeper or other officer who furnishes, or suffe
  • 30-99. — Sec. 30-99. Denatured alcohol or adulterated liquor. Penalty. Any person who transports, manufactures, possesses, sells,
Title 556 · CT 556 (14 sections)
  • 31-1. — Sec. 31-1. Labor Department. Commissioner. There shall be a Labor Department. The department head shall be the Labor Com
  • 31-10. — Sec. 31-10. Deputy inspectors. Prosecution for violations. To assist him in the performance of his duties, the Labor Com
  • 31-11 — Sec. 31-11a. Employee Dislocation Allowance Fund established. Section 31-11a is repealed, provided the payment of any cl
  • 31-11. — Sec. 31-11. Hindering inspector. Any owner, lessee or occupant of a factory or other building included within the provis
  • 31-2 — Sec. 31-2e. Establishment of Office of the Unemployed Workers' Advocate. Powers. Designation of Unemployed Workers' Advo
  • 31-2. — Sec. 31-2. Powers and duties of commissioner. (a) The Labor Commissioner shall collect information upon the subject of l
  • 31-3 — Sec. 31-3zz. Special Operations Resource Network for veterans and members of armed forces or National Guard. The Labor C
  • 31-3. — Sec. 31-3. Investigation of employment. Special agents authorized. The Labor Commissioner is authorized to investigate t
  • 31-4. — Sec. 31-4. Immigrant laborers; protection; penalty for defrauding; printed material re rights. (a) The commissioner may
  • 31-5. — Sec. 31-5. State employment bureaus. Branches. Section 31-5 is repealed.
  • 31-6. — Sec. 31-6. Federal aid for public employment offices. Notification of state job openings or examinations to the Connecti
  • 31-7. — Sec. 31-7. Notices. The orders and notices given by the Labor Commissioner under the provisions of this chapter shall be
  • 31-8. — Sec. 31-8. Appeal from orders of commissioner. Except as provided in subsections (a) and (c) of section 4-186, any perso
  • 31-9. — Sec. 31-9. Factory inspection. Deputy commissioner. Report. Section 31-9 is repealed, effective May 23, 2022.
Title 557 · CT 557 (55 sections)
  • 31-12. — Sec. 31-12. Hours of labor of minors in manufacturing or mechanical establishments. (a) No person under the age of eight
  • 31-13 — Sec. 31-13b. Visible clock required as part of time card system. On and after January 1, 1977, no employer, private, mun
  • 31-13. — Sec. 31-13. Hours of labor of minors in mercantile establishments. (a) No person under the age of eighteen years who is
  • 31-14. — Sec. 31-14. Night work of minors regulated. (a) No person under eighteen years of age shall be employed in any manufactu
  • 31-15 — Sec. 31-15a. Criminal penalty. Any employer, officer, agent or other person who violates any provision of section 31-12,
  • 31-15. — Sec. 31-15. Penalty. (a) Any parent or guardian who permits any minor to be employed in violation of section 31-12, 31-1
  • 31-16. — Sec. 31-16. Night work in messenger service. No person under the age of eighteen years shall be employed by any messenge
  • 31-17. — Sec. 31-17. Hours of labor of minors and women in bowling alleys, shoe-shining establishments, billiard and pool rooms.
  • 31-18. — Sec. 31-18. Hours of labor of minors in certain other establishments. (a) No public restaurant, cafe, dining room, barbe
  • 31-21. — Sec. 31-21. Legal day's work. Subject to the provisions of subsection (b) of section 51-247a, eight hours of labor perfo
  • 31-22 — Sec. 31-22v. Office of apprenticeship training. Internet web site. (a) Not later than March 1, 2017, the Labor Departmen
  • 31-22. — Sec. 31-22. Labor Commissioner's duties of enforcement and reports. Section 31-22 is repealed, effective June 18, 2013.
  • 31-23 — Sec. 31-23a. Minors employed on or after October 1, 2007, deemed to have been lawfully employed. Notwithstanding the pro
  • 31-23. — Sec. 31-23. Employment of minors prohibited in certain occupations. Exceptions. (a) No minor under sixteen years of age
  • 31-24. — Sec. 31-24. Hazardous employment of children forbidden. Except in technical education and career schools or in public sc
  • 31-25. — Sec. 31-25. Operation of elevators by minors. No person under sixteen years of age shall be employed or permitted to hav
  • 31-28. — Sec. 31-28. Registration of manufacturing and mechanical establishments. Section 31-28 is repealed, effective October 1,
  • 31-29. — Sec. 31-29. Manufacturing license for residential buildings. No person, except a member of the immediate family residing
  • 31-30. — Sec. 31-30. Home workers. Any person, other than a member of the immediate family residing therein, who, or firm, partne
  • 31-31. — Sec. 31-31. Records of home workers and materials. Manufacturing and mechanical establishments may furnish materials to
  • 31-32. — Sec. 31-32. Penalty. Any person who, or firm, partnership or corporation which, violates any provision of sections 31-29
  • 31-33. — Sec. 31-33. Regulation of industrial home work. Section 31-33 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012.
  • 31-34. — Sec. 31-34. Stained glass windows. Section 31-34 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 31-35. — Sec. 31-35. Lighting and sanitary condition of factories and roundhouses. Section 31-35 is repealed.
  • 31-36. — Sec. 31-36. Toilet room required in foundries. Penalty. The commissioner shall have authority by order to that effect to
  • 31-37. — Sec. 31-37. Toilet accommodations in manufacturing, mechanical and mercantile establishments and restaurants. Section 31
  • 31-38. — Sec. 31-38. Toilet accommodations on tobacco plantations. Section 31-38 is repealed, effective June 27, 2023.
  • 31-39. — Sec. 31-39. Employees in paper factory to be vaccinated. Section 31-39 is repealed.
  • 31-40 — Sec. 31-40bb. Access to public employee orientations and information by exclusive bargaining representative. Right to us
  • 31-41. — Sec. 31-41. Order to remove excessive dust. Section 31-41 is repealed.
  • 31-42. — Sec. 31-42. Appliances for threading shuttles. Section 31-42 is repealed, effective June 27, 2023.
  • 31-43. — Sec. 31-43. Public laundries; sanitation. Section 31-43 is repealed, effective October 1, 2018.
  • 31-44. — Sec. 31-44. Penalty for violation of orders. Section 31-44 is repealed, effective June 27, 2023.
  • 31-45 — Sec. 31-45a. Protection of feet. Section 31-45a is repealed, effective June 27, 2023.
  • 31-45. — Sec. 31-45. Emergency kits required in factories. Section 31-45 is repealed.
  • 31-47. — Sec. 31-47. Inspection of employee lodging houses. Any agent of a firm or corporation and every other person who maintai
  • 31-48 — Sec. 31-48d. Employers engaged in electronic monitoring required to give prior notice to employees. Exceptions. Civil pe
  • 31-48. — Sec. 31-48. Laborers not to be overcharged. Any agent of a corporation, or other person employing laborers, who charges
  • 31-49 — Sec. 31-49u. Memorandum of understanding with federally recognized tribe re participation in program. Notwithstanding th
  • 31-49. — Sec. 31-49. Care required of a master for his servant's safety. It shall be the duty of the master to exercise reasonabl
  • 31-50 — Sec. 31-50b. Noncompete agreements: Broadcast employees. (a) As used in this section:
  • 31-50. — Sec. 31-50. Enforcement. The commissioner shall enforce the provisions of part I of this chapter and sections 31-23 to 3
  • 31-51 — Sec. 31-51vv. Employment of person coerced to engage in such employment prohibited. (a) No employer shall employ any per
  • 31-51. — Sec. 31-51. Blacklisting. Any person, or any officer or agent of any corporation, company, firm, or the state or any pol
  • 31-52 — Sec. 31-52b. Exceptions. The provisions of sections 31-52 and 31-52a shall not apply where the state or any subdivision
  • 31-52. — Sec. 31-52. Preference to state citizens in construction of public buildings. Enforcement of violations. (a) In the empl
  • 31-53 — Sec. 31-53d. Renewable energy and hydrogen projects. Community benefits agreement. Workforce development program. Contra
  • 31-53. — Sec. 31-53. Construction, alteration or repair of public works project by state or political subdivision; wage rates; ce
  • 31-54. — Sec. 31-54. Rate of wages for work on state highways. The Labor Commissioner shall determine the prevailing rate of wage
  • 31-55 — Sec. 31-55a. Annual adjustments to wage rates by contractors doing state work. Each contractor that is awarded a contrac
  • 31-55. — Sec. 31-55. Posting of wage rates by contractors doing state work. Every contractor or subcontractor performing work for
  • 31-56 — Sec. 31-56d. Severability. The provisions of sections 31-56b and 31-56c are severable and if any provision is determined
  • 31-56. — Sec. 31-56. Hours of labor on state bridges. Section 31-56 is repealed, effective October 1, 2008.
  • 31-57 — Sec. 31-57aa. Relocation of call center to foreign country. Notice to commissioner. Penalty. Annual list. Ineligibility
  • 31-57. — Sec. 31-57. Hours of labor on construction, alteration or repair of public works project. Each contract entered into by
Title 558 · CT 558 (21 sections)
  • 31-58 — Sec. 31-58a. Minimum wage for minors in government or agricultural employment. Notwithstanding the provisions of subsect
  • 31-58. — Sec. 31-58. Definitions. As used in this part:
  • 31-59. — Sec. 31-59. Investigation. The commissioner or any authorized representative of the commissioner shall have authority: (
  • 31-60. — Sec. 31-60. Payment of less than minimum or overtime wage. Regulations. (a) Except as provided in subdivision (5) of sub
  • 31-63. — Sec. 31-63. Orders and appeal. Section 31-63 is repealed, effective June 23, 2015.
  • 31-66. — Sec. 31-66. Employers' records. Orders to be posted. Each employer subject to the provisions of this part, unless exempt
  • 31-67. — Sec. 31-67. Exception for person with impaired capacity. The commissioner may cause to be issued, to any person whose ea
  • 31-68 — Sec. 31-68b. Reciprocal agreements. (a) In the performance of his duties under part III of chapter 557 and this chapter,
  • 31-68. — Sec. 31-68. Collection of minimum or overtime wage. Class action certifications. Collection of wages for employee whose
  • 31-69 — Sec. 31-69b. Discharge, discipline, penalty or discrimination prohibited. Right of action. (a) An employer shall not dis
  • 31-69. — Sec. 31-69. Penalty. (a) Any employer or his agent, or the officer or agent of any corporation, who discharges or in any
  • 31-70. — Sec. 31-70. Withholding wages. Any person who or corporation which withholds any part of the wages of any person, becaus
  • 31-71 — Sec. 31-71l. Domestic workers education and training grants program. (a) As used in this section:
  • 31-71. — Sec. 31-71. Weekly payment of wages; how paid when employment ends. Section 31-71 is repealed.
  • 31-72. — Sec. 31-72. Civil action to collect wage claim, fringe benefit claim or arbitration award. When any employer fails to pa
  • 31-73. — Sec. 31-73. Refund of wages for furnishing employment. (a) When used in this section, “refund of wages” means: (1) The r
  • 31-74 — Sec. 31-74a. Computation and payment of vacation pay. Whenever an employee is eligible to receive both vacation pay and
  • 31-74. — Sec. 31-74. Wages not to be scaled. No employer of labor or any person acting for him shall make a discount or deduction
  • 31-75. — Sec. 31-75. Discrimination in compensation on the basis of sex. Prohibited practices. Employer demonstration. (a) No emp
  • 31-76 — Sec. 31-76o. Civil action to collect past due payments to employee welfare fund. (a) For the purposes of this section, “
  • 31-76. — Sec. 31-76. Discrimination in compensation on the basis of sex. Enforcement by commissioner. Civil action. When discrimi
Title 559 · CT 559 (4 sections)
  • 31-77. — Sec. 31-77. Annual reports. As used in this section, “labor organization” means any organization or association or any a
  • 31-89 — Sec. 31-89b. Allocation of electricians' union pension fund contributions. (a) Whenever any contribution is made by an e
  • 31-90 — Sec. 31-90a. Balloting in labor organization elections. In any election held by a local labor organization for the purpo
  • 31-90. — Sec. 31-90. Attempt to prevent laborers joining labor organizations. Any person, and any agent or officer of any corpora
Title 560 · CT 560 (12 sections)
  • 31-100. — Sec. 31-100. Annual report. Confidential information. Said board shall, as provided in section 4-60, make a report to th
  • 31-91. — Sec. 31-91. Membership of board; appointment; officers. There shall be, in the Labor Department, a Board of Mediation an
  • 31-92 — Sec. 31-92a. Oaths for members. (a) Each public member of the Board of Mediation and Arbitration, including alternates,
  • 31-92. — Sec. 31-92. Alternate members. Whenever conditions warrant, the Labor Commissioner or the chairman of the board shall re
  • 31-93. — Sec. 31-93. Panel or single member to arbitrate. Membership of panel. In the performance of the duties of conciliation,
  • 31-94. — Sec. 31-94. Compensation of members and alternates. Section 31-94 is repealed.
  • 31-95. — Sec. 31-95. Powers of board. Subpoena. Said board, or any member thereof, may enter any establishment in which a strike
  • 31-96. — Sec. 31-96. Appointment and testimonial privilege of mediators. Duties of Labor Commissioner. The Labor Commissioner, wi
  • 31-97 — Sec. 31-97a. Failure to prosecute grievances or disputes. Section 31-97a is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 31-97. — Sec. 31-97. Submission of grievance or dispute; procedure. Claim of nonarbitrability of issue. (a) Whenever a grievance
  • 31-98. — Sec. 31-98. Oral or written decision. Reduction of oral decision to writing. Compensation of members. (a) The panel, or
  • 31-99. — Sec. 31-99. Duty of board in case of a strike or lockout. Whenever a strike or lockout occurs or is seriously threatened
Title 561 · CT 561 (13 sections)
  • 31-101. — Sec. 31-101. Definitions. When used in this chapter:
  • 31-102. — Sec. 31-102. State Board of Labor Relations. (a) There shall continue to be in the Labor Department the Connecticut Stat
  • 31-103. — Sec. 31-103. Appointment and removal of agent. Testimonial privilege. Appointment and removal of legal counsel. (a) The
  • 31-104. — Sec. 31-104. Rights of employees. Employees shall have the right of self-organization, to form, join or assist labor org
  • 31-105. — Sec. 31-105. Unfair labor practices. It shall be an unfair labor practice for an employer: (1) To spy upon or keep under
  • 31-106. — Sec. 31-106. Election of representatives. (a) Representatives designated or selected for the purposes of collective barg
  • 31-107 — Sec. 31-107a. Application for transcript. Costs. Any party who wishes to have a transcript of the proceedings before the
  • 31-107. — Sec. 31-107. Complaints of unfair labor practices. Investigations, complaints, hearings and orders. (a) The board is emp
  • 31-108. — Sec. 31-108. Oaths. Subpoenas. Service of process. For the purpose of hearings before the board, the board shall have po
  • 31-109. — Sec. 31-109. Enforcement of orders. Appeals. (a) The board may petition the superior court for the judicial district whe
  • 31-110. — Sec. 31-110. Records and proceedings to be public. Subject to regulations to be made by the board, the complaints, order
  • 31-111 — Sec. 31-111b. Determination of grievances and disputes between hospital employees and employer. (a) As used in this sect
  • 31-111. — Sec. 31-111. Penalty. Any person who wilfully resists, prevents or interferes with any member of the board or the agent
Title 562 · CT 562 (11 sections)
  • 31-112. — Sec. 31-112. Injunctions. Definitions. When used in this chapter, except sections 31-120 and 31-121:
  • 31-113. — Sec. 31-113. Jurisdiction. No court shall have jurisdiction to issue any restraining order or temporary or permanent inj
  • 31-114. — Sec. 31-114. Responsibility for unlawful acts. No officer or member of any association or organization, and no associati
  • 31-115. — Sec. 31-115. Hearings. Temporary order. No court shall have jurisdiction to issue a temporary or permanent injunction in
  • 31-116. — Sec. 31-116. Finding of facts required. No restraining order or temporary or permanent injunction shall be granted in a
  • 31-117. — Sec. 31-117. Submission to arbitration. No temporary injunction shall be made permanent unless the plaintiff alleges and
  • 31-118. — Sec. 31-118. Appeal. When any court or a judge thereof issues or denies a temporary injunction in a case involving or gr
  • 31-119. — Sec. 31-119. Contempt of court. Any person charged with contempt of court shall have the same right of admission to bail
  • 31-120. — Sec. 31-120. Picketing of residences. No person shall engage in picketing before or about the home or residence of any i
  • 31-121 — Sec. 31-121a. Labor disputes in health care institutions. Appointment of fact-finder by Labor Commissioner. In the event
  • 31-121. — Sec. 31-121. Solicitations for employees to state existence of strike or lockout. No employer of labor shall, by himself
Title 563 · CT 563 (7 sections)
  • 31-123 — Sec. 31-123a. Commission as secretariat to executive committee on human rights and opportunities. Section 31-123a is rep
  • 31-124. — Sec. 31-124. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-57.
  • 31-126 — Sec. 31-126a. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-62.
  • 31-126. — Sec. 31-126. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-60.
  • 31-127 — Sec. 31-127a. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-89.
  • 31-127. — Sec. 31-127. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-82.
  • 31-128. — Sec. 31-128. Transferred to Chapter 814c, Sec. 46a-95.
Title 564 · CT 564 (6 sections)
  • 31-129. — Sec. 31-129. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 31-130. — Sec. 31-130. Licenses; application, bond, fees, location, qualifications; temporary license, exemptions; registration. (
  • 31-131 — Sec. 31-131c. Enforcement, penalties. (a) The commissioner may cancel or suspend the license of any person when it appea
  • 31-131. — Sec. 31-131. Fees. Receipt for fee. Agreements with applicant. (a) If an applicant does not obtain or accept a situation
  • 31-134 — Sec. 31-134a. Procurement of out-of-state domestic employees. (a) No employment agency, directly or indirectly, shall ac
  • 31-134. — Sec. 31-134. Information agencies; records inspection. No person or corporation, nor any agent or attorney thereof, nor
Title 565 · CT 565 (4 sections)
  • 31-135. — Sec. 31-135. Governor's committee. Section 31-135 is repealed.
  • 31-136. — Sec. 31-136. Promotion of employment. The Labor Commissioner shall carry on a continuing program to promote the employme
  • 31-137. — Sec. 31-137. Receipt of gifts and donations. The Labor Commissioner is authorized to receive any gifts, grants or donati
  • 31-138. — Sec. 31-138. National Disability Employment Awareness Month. The Governor shall proclaim the month of October of each ye
Title 567 · CT 567 (69 sections)
  • 31-222 — Sec. 31-222a. “District” defined. Continuation of commissioners in offices. Section 31-222a is repealed.
  • 31-222. — Sec. 31-222. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
  • 31-223 — Sec. 31-223b. Transfer of unemployment experience upon transfer of assets, organization, trade or business of employer.
  • 31-223. — Sec. 31-223. Application of chapter to employers. (a) Nonvoluntary liability. Every employer who was subject to this cha
  • 31-224. — Sec. 31-224. Municipal and other public employees. Section 31-224 is repealed.
  • 31-225 — Sec. 31-225a. Definitions; employers' experience accounts; noncharging provisions; benefit ratio; rates of contribution;
  • 31-225. — Sec. 31-225. Contributions by employers. Failure of an Indian tribe or tribal unit to make required payments. Financing
  • 31-226 — Sec. 31-226a. Discharge, discipline, penalty or discrimination prohibited. Right of action. (a) No employer shall discha
  • 31-227. — Sec. 31-227. Payment of benefits. Disqualifying services. Offsets and deductions: Pensions, child support obligations an
  • 31-228. — Sec. 31-228. Benefit for total unemployment. An eligible individual who is totally unemployed throughout a week, which s
  • 31-229. — Sec. 31-229. Benefit for partial unemployment. An eligible individual who is partially unemployed throughout a week, whi
  • 31-230. — Sec. 31-230. Benefit year, base period and alternative base period. (a) An individual's benefit year shall commence with
  • 31-231 — Sec. 31-231b. Maximum limitation on total benefits. Except as provided in sections 31-232b to 31-232k, inclusive, no ind
  • 31-231. — Sec. 31-231. Total unemployment benefit rate. Section 31-231 is repealed.
  • 31-232 — Sec. 31-232l. Ineligibility for extended benefits. Suitable work defined. Duties of State Employment Service. (a) Notwit
  • 31-232. — Sec. 31-232. Maximum limitation on total benefits. Section 31-232 is repealed.
  • 31-233. — Sec. 31-233. Temporary extended-duration benefits. Obsolete.
  • 31-234. — Sec. 31-234. Dependency allowances. Each individual who is eligible to receive benefits for unemployment with respect to
  • 31-235 — Sec. 31-235a. Methods of payment by nonprofit organizations. Section 31-235a is repealed.
  • 31-235. — Sec. 31-235. Benefit eligibility conditions; qualifications; involuntary retirees. Reemployment services. Profiling syst
  • 31-236 — Sec. 31-236f. Information re the availability of unemployment compensation benefits. Procedure. The administrator, as de
  • 31-236. — Sec. 31-236. Disqualifications. Exceptions. (a) An individual shall be ineligible for benefits:
  • 31-237 — Sec. 31-237j. Appeals to referee section; jurisdiction, venue; panel of referees. (a) The referees shall promptly hear a
  • 31-237. — Sec. 31-237. Employment Security Division. (a) There shall continue to be in the Labor Department a division, to be know
  • 31-238. — Sec. 31-238. Budget of Employment Security Appeals Division. Provision for expenses, offices, equipment and supplies. Th
  • 31-239. — Sec. 31-239. Advisory council. Section 31-239 is repealed.
  • 31-240. — Sec. 31-240. Claim procedure. Filing. Claims for benefits shall be made in a manner prescribed by the administrator.
  • 31-241. — Sec. 31-241. Determination of claims and benefits. Notice, hearing and appeal. Regulations. (a) The administrator, or a
  • 31-242. — Sec. 31-242. Referee's hearing of claim on appeal from examiner: Decision, notices, remand; disqualification of referee,
  • 31-243. — Sec. 31-243. Continuous jurisdiction. Jurisdiction over benefits shall be continuous but the initiating of a valid appea
  • 31-244 — Sec. 31-244a. Procedure on appeals; hearings; rules of evidence; record. The conduct of hearings and appeals, including
  • 31-244. — Sec. 31-244. Procedure. The manner in which disputed claims shall be presented and the reports thereon required from the
  • 31-245. — Sec. 31-245. Authority to administer oaths and issue subpoenas. In the discharge of the duties imposed by this chapter,
  • 31-246. — Sec. 31-246. Enforcement of subpoena. In case of contumacy by any person, or his refusal to obey a subpoena issued to hi
  • 31-247. — Sec. 31-247. Witness fees. Payment of expenses of proceedings. Subject to the approval of the administrator or chairman
  • 31-248 — Sec. 31-248a. Transfer of case from referee to Employment Security Board of Review. At any time before the referee's dec
  • 31-248. — Sec. 31-248. Decisions of employment security referee; final date, notice; reopening; judicial review. (a) Any decision
  • 31-249 — Sec. 31-249h. Regulations defining “good cause”. On or before January 1, 1988, the Employment Security Board of Review s
  • 31-249. — Sec. 31-249. Appeal from employment security referee's decision to Employment Security Board of Review. At any time befo
  • 31-250 — Sec. 31-250a. Advisory board. Membership. Functions and duties. (a) There is established an advisory board to advise the
  • 31-250. — Sec. 31-250. Administration. Duties and powers of administrator. (a) In administering this chapter, the administrator ma
  • 31-251. — Sec. 31-251. General regulations. Section 31-251 is repealed.
  • 31-252. — Sec. 31-252. Public distribution of law, regulations and reports. The administrator shall make available to the public,
  • 31-253. — Sec. 31-253. Delegation of authority. The administrator may delegate to any person duly employed such authority as he de
  • 31-254 — Sec. 31-254a. Wage and claim information to national directory of new hires. (a) The Labor Department shall, on a quarte
  • 31-254. — Sec. 31-254. Records and reports. State directory of new hires. Disclosure. (a)(1) Each employer, whether or not otherwi
  • 31-255. — Sec. 31-255. Reciprocal agreements with other states. (a) The administrator is authorized to enter into agreements with
  • 31-256. — Sec. 31-256. Application for advances to Unemployment Trust Fund. The administrator is authorized to apply for such adva
  • 31-257. — Sec. 31-257. Repayment of benefits on receipt of retroactive pay. Whenever any person who has drawn benefits under this
  • 31-258. — Sec. 31-258. Repayment of benefits on receipt of workers' compensation. Any person who has drawn benefits under this cha
  • 31-259. — Sec. 31-259. Employment Security Administration Fund. (a) Establishment. There is created in the State Treasury a specia
  • 31-260. — Sec. 31-260. Transfer of funds authorized by federal Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act. The Treasurer shall, on reques
  • 31-261. — Sec. 31-261. Unemployment Compensation Fund. Payment of administrative expenses. (a) There is created in the State Treas
  • 31-262. — Sec. 31-262. Deposits of contributions. Payments to United States Treasurer. All contributions made in accordance with t
  • 31-263. — Sec. 31-263. Withdrawals of funds for payment of benefits and reimbursement of advance fund. (a) The State Treasurer, as
  • 31-264 — Sec. 31-264b. Issuance of unemployment compensation revenue bonds. (a) The State Bond Commission may authorize the issua
  • 31-264. — Sec. 31-264. Management of fund upon discontinuance of or changes in Unemployment Trust Fund. The provisions of sections
  • 31-265. — Sec. 31-265. Interest on contributions not paid when due. Contributions unpaid on the date on which they are due and pay
  • 31-266 — Sec. 31-266c. Abatement of contributions. Compromises. (a) The administrator, upon the advice of the Attorney General, m
  • 31-266. — Sec. 31-266. Collection of contributions. Lien. Foreclosure. If, after notice, any employer fails to make any payment of
  • 31-267. — Sec. 31-267. Priority of claim for contributions in case of insolvency, bankruptcy or dissolution. In the event of any d
  • 31-268. — Sec. 31-268. Adjustment of errors. Section 31-268 is repealed, effective June 6, 2016.
  • 31-269. — Sec. 31-269. Refunds and deficiencies. If more or less than the correct amount of contributions imposed has been paid wi
  • 31-270. — Sec. 31-270. Failure of employer to file report of contributions due. Appeal from action of administrator. If an employe
  • 31-271. — Sec. 31-271. Examination to determine liability of employer, sufficiency of reports, amount of contributions due, or abi
  • 31-272. — Sec. 31-272. Protection of rights and benefits. (a) Waiver of rights void. No agreement by an employee to waive, release
  • 31-273. — Sec. 31-273. Overpayments; recovery and penalties. Timeliness of appeals. False or misleading declarations, statements o
  • 31-274 — Sec. 31-274j. Voluntary shared work unemployment compensation program. (a) As used in this section, “administrator” mean
  • 31-274. — Sec. 31-274. Saving clause. Conflict with federal law. Governmental districts and subdivisions defined. (a) The General
Title 568 · CT 568 (106 sections)
  • 31-275 — Sec. 31-275d. Term “administrative law judge” substituted for “workers' compensation commissioner”, “compensation commis
  • 31-275. — Sec. 31-275. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise provides:
  • 31-276 — Sec. 31-276a. Commissioners and commission to be within Labor Department for administrative purposes only. Section 31-27
  • 31-276. — Sec. 31-276. Workers' Compensation Commission. Administrative law judges. Nomination by Governor. Appointment by General
  • 31-277. — Sec. 31-277. Salary of administrative law judges. Longevity payments. (a) Each administrative law judge shall, during hi
  • 31-278. — Sec. 31-278. Powers and duties of administrative law judges. Each administrative law judge shall, for the purposes of th
  • 31-279 — Sec. 31-279b. Notice of availability of coverage under act. Content. Posting. Section 31-279b is repealed.
  • 31-279. — Sec. 31-279. Notice of availability of compensation. Uniform system for determination of degree of physical impairment.
  • 31-280 — Sec. 31-280b. Compensation Review Board. (a) There shall be a Compensation Review Board within the Workers' Compensation
  • 31-280. — Sec. 31-280. Chairperson of the Workers' Compensation Commission. Powers and duties. Budget. Report of expenses. (a) The
  • 31-281. — Sec. 31-281. Designation of commissioner to act in another district. Section 31-281 is repealed.
  • 31-282. — Sec. 31-282. Successor may complete acts when administrative law judge dies. If any administrative law judge dies before
  • 31-283 — Sec. 31-283h. Financing of Division of Worker Education. Section 31-283h is repealed.
  • 31-283. — Sec. 31-283. Annual pension upon retirement of administrative law judge. Any administrative law judge, in the state serv
  • 31-284 — Sec. 31-284c. Complaints of violations. Hearing. Findings and award. Appeal. Any employee eligible to receive or receivi
  • 31-284. — Sec. 31-284. Basic rights and liabilities. Civil action to enjoin noncomplying employer from entering into employment co
  • 31-285. — Sec. 31-285. Substitute systems of compensation. With the approval of the state Insurance Commissioner, any employer may
  • 31-286 — Sec. 31-286b. Proof of workers' compensation coverage prior to issuance of building permit, condition. (a) Prior to issu
  • 31-286. — Sec. 31-286. Certificate of employer's compliance. Any employer who has complied with the provisions of section 31-285 b
  • 31-287. — Sec. 31-287. Provisions required in liability insurance policies. No policy of insurance against liability under this ch
  • 31-288. — Sec. 31-288. Additional liability. Penalty for undue delay, noncompliance with insurance requirements and for defrauding
  • 31-289 — Sec. 31-289b. Civil action to enjoin noncomplying employer from conducting business in the state. Whenever an employer w
  • 31-289. — Sec. 31-289. Disposition of fines and penalties. Violations under section 31-284 and subsection (a) of section 31-288 sh
  • 31-290 — Sec. 31-290d. Workers' compensation fraud unit. (a) There shall be a workers' compensation fraud unit within the office
  • 31-290. — Sec. 31-290. Obligations not to be evaded. No contract, expressed or implied, no rule, regulation or other device shall
  • 31-291 — Sec. 31-291b. Method of computing workers' compensation premiums for volunteer staff of municipality or volunteer ambula
  • 31-291. — Sec. 31-291. Principal employer, contractor and subcontractor. When any principal employer procures any work to be done
  • 31-292. — Sec. 31-292. Liability of employer for worker lent to or employed by another. When the services of a worker are temporar
  • 31-293 — Sec. 31-293a. No right against fellow employee; exception. If an employee or, in case of his death, his dependent has a
  • 31-293. — Sec. 31-293. Liability of third persons to employer and employee. Limitations on liability of architects and engineers.
  • 31-294 — Sec. 31-294l. Firefighters claim due to cancer diagnosis. Record. The Workers' Compensation Commission shall maintain a
  • 31-294. — Sec. 31-294. Notice of injury and of claim for compensation. Section 31-294 is repealed.
  • 31-295. — Sec. 31-295. Waiting period. When compensation begins. Penalty for late payment of permanent partial disability benefits
  • 31-296 — Sec. 31-296a. Discontinuance or reduction of payments under oral agreements. No employer shall discontinue or reduce pay
  • 31-296. — Sec. 31-296. Voluntary agreements. (a) If an employer and an injured employee, or in case of fatal injury the employee's
  • 31-297 — Sec. 31-297a. Informal hearings. In any informal hearing held by the administrative law judge or chairperson of the Work
  • 31-297. — Sec. 31-297. Hearing of claims. If an employer and his injured employee, or his legal representative, as the case may be
  • 31-298 — Sec. 31-298a. Use of medical panel. Duties of commissioner and panel. Appeal. Regulations. Section 31-298a is repealed,
  • 31-298. — Sec. 31-298. Conduct of hearings. Both parties may appear at any hearing, either in person or by attorney or other accre
  • 31-299 — Sec. 31-299b. Initial liability of last employer. Reimbursement. If an employee suffers an injury or disease for which c
  • 31-299. — Sec. 31-299. Prior statements of parties as evidence at hearings before administrative law judges. At any hearing before
  • 31-300. — Sec. 31-300. Award as judgment. Interest. Attorney's fee. Procedure on discontinuance or reduction. As soon as may be af
  • 31-301 — Sec. 31-301d. Power of Compensation Review Board re witnesses and production of evidence. Enforcement of order. The Comp
  • 31-301. — Sec. 31-301. Appeals to the Compensation Review Board. Payment of award during pendency of appeal. (a) At any time withi
  • 31-302. — Sec. 31-302. Payment of compensation. Commutation into monthly, quarterly or lump sums. Compensation payable under this
  • 31-303. — Sec. 31-303. Day when compensation payments become due. Penalty for late payments. Payments agreed to under a voluntary
  • 31-304. — Sec. 31-304. Destruction of agreement. Section 31-304 is repealed, effective October 1, 2021.
  • 31-305. — Sec. 31-305. Medical examinations. Section 31-305 is repealed.
  • 31-306 — Sec. 31-306b. Written notice of potential eligibility for death benefits. (a) Not later than thirty days after the date
  • 31-306. — Sec. 31-306. Death resulting from accident or occupational disease. Dependents. Compensation. (a) Compensation shall be
  • 31-307 — Sec. 31-307c. Compensation under agreements or awards effected prior to October 1, 1953. Any person who received compens
  • 31-307. — Sec. 31-307. Compensation for total incapacity. (a) If any injury for which compensation is provided under the provision
  • 31-308 — Sec. 31-308b. Dependency allowance. Section 31-308b is repealed.
  • 31-308. — Sec. 31-308. Compensation for partial incapacity. (a) If any injury for which compensation is provided under the provisi
  • 31-309. — Sec. 31-309. Maximum weekly compensation. Determination of average weekly earnings of state workers and production and r
  • 31-310 — Sec. 31-310c. Average weekly wage of worker with an occupational disease. For the purposes of this chapter, in the case
  • 31-310. — Sec. 31-310. Determination of average weekly wage of injured worker. Concurrent employment. Payments from Second Injury
  • 31-311. — Sec. 31-311. Replacement of artificial aids. Each employer subject to the provisions of this chapter shall be liable for
  • 31-312. — Sec. 31-312. Compensation for time lost during and expense of medical treatment. Reimbursement of wages lost due to appe
  • 31-313. — Sec. 31-313. Transfer to suitable work during period of treatment or rehabilitation or because of physical incapacity. C
  • 31-314. — Sec. 31-314. Allowance for advance payments. In fixing the amount of any compensation under this chapter, due allowance
  • 31-315. — Sec. 31-315. Modification of award or voluntary agreement. Any award of, or voluntary agreement concerning, compensation
  • 31-316. — Sec. 31-316. Employer to record and report employees' injuries and report insurance coverage or welfare plan payments pr
  • 31-317. — Sec. 31-317. Claims against the state. Section 31-317 is repealed.
  • 31-318. — Sec. 31-318. Action for minor or mentally incompetent person. When any employee affected by the provisions of this chapt
  • 31-319. — Sec. 31-319. Fees to be approved. Section 31-319 is repealed.
  • 31-320. — Sec. 31-320. Exemption and preference of compensation. All sums due for compensation under the provisions of this chapte
  • 31-321. — Sec. 31-321. Manner of serving notices. Unless otherwise specifically provided, or unless the circumstances of the case
  • 31-322. — Sec. 31-322. Injuries received in interstate commerce. Section 31-322 is repealed.
  • 31-323. — Sec. 31-323. Attachments to secure payment of compensation. When any person presents in writing to the administrative la
  • 31-324. — Sec. 31-324. Reservation of cases for the Appellate Court. When, in any case arising under the provisions of this chapte
  • 31-325. — Sec. 31-325. Acknowledgment by employees having certain physical conditions. Section 31-325 is repealed, effective June
  • 31-326. — Sec. 31-326. Proceedings against delinquent insurance companies or employers. Whenever the chairperson of the Workers' C
  • 31-327. — Sec. 31-327. Award of fees and expenses. (a) Whenever any fees or expenses are, under the provisions of this chapter, to
  • 31-328. — Sec. 31-328. Mutual associations authorized. With the approval of the Insurance Commissioner, employers who are subject
  • 31-329. — Sec. 31-329. Approval by Insurance Commissioner. Before giving his approval, the Insurance Commissioner may require the
  • 31-330. — Sec. 31-330. Membership. Membership in such associations shall be limited to employers as defined in this chapter, and e
  • 31-331. — Sec. 31-331. Control of associations. Insurance Commissioner authorized to accept statement of financial condition by ce
  • 31-332. — Sec. 31-332. Policies. Number of members required. No policies shall be issued by any such association until members in
  • 31-333. — Sec. 31-333. Officers and voting. The affairs of all associations incorporated under this chapter shall be managed by su
  • 31-334. — Sec. 31-334. Safety rules. Each association shall have power to prescribe and enforce reasonable rules for safety regula
  • 31-335. — Sec. 31-335. Premium rates. Reserve notes. Each association shall have power to determine the comparative premium rates
  • 31-336. — Sec. 31-336. Assessments. If an association is not possessed of funds sufficient for the payment of incurred losses and
  • 31-337. — Sec. 31-337. Investments. The funds of each association shall be invested by the directors in the same classes of securi
  • 31-338. — Sec. 31-338. Bylaws and regulations. Each association shall have power to determine the premiums, contingent liabilities
  • 31-339. — Sec. 31-339. Appeals to Superior Court. From any decision or order of the Insurance Commissioner affecting any associati
  • 31-340. — Sec. 31-340. Insurer directly liable to employee or dependent. Whenever any employer of labor as defined in this chapter
  • 31-341. — Sec. 31-341. Notice to insurer. When a claim for compensation by any such injured employee or the dependent of an injure
  • 31-342. — Sec. 31-342. Award; enforcement. In any such hearing, the administrative law judge having jurisdiction may make his awar
  • 31-343. — Sec. 31-343. Certain defenses not available against employee or dependent. As between any such injured employee or his d
  • 31-344 — Sec. 31-344a. Workers' Compensation Administration Fund established. There is established a fund to be known as the “Wor
  • 31-344. — Sec. 31-344. When representations avoid policy. No statement in an application for a policy of compensation insurance sh
  • 31-345 — Sec. 31-345a. Deductibles in workers' compensation coverage. Approval of Insurance Commissioner. Each insurer issuing wo
  • 31-345. — Sec. 31-345. Insurance Commissioner to approve form of policy. Assessments against employers for administrative costs. S
  • 31-346. — Sec. 31-346. Damages for material misstatements. When any insured knowingly makes a material misstatement to any insurer
  • 31-347. — Sec. 31-347. Experience in compensation insurance. Each insurer which writes liability or compensation policies shall in
  • 31-348 — Sec. 31-348a. Compensation insurers to reduce premiums. (a) On or before July 1, 1993, each insurer writing workers' com
  • 31-348. — Sec. 31-348. Compensation insurance companies to report their risks. Every insurance company writing compensation insura
  • 31-349 — Sec. 31-349j. Appeal of decision by State Treasurer concerning the method of assessing the employer for the liabilities
  • 31-349. — Sec. 31-349. Compensation for second disability. The fact that an employee has suffered a previous disability, shall not
  • 31-352. — Sec. 31-352. Enforcement of liability of third person. The provisions of section 31-293 shall apply to any payments from
  • 31-353. — Sec. 31-353. Voluntary agreements and stipulated settlements; approval. (a) If the Treasurer and an injured employee, or
  • 31-354 — Sec. 31-354b. Finance account within Second Injury Fund. Subaccounts. Duties of State Treasurer. (a) There is establishe
  • 31-354. — Sec. 31-354. Second Injury Fund contributions. Duties and powers of State Treasurer. (a) There shall be a fund to be kno
  • 31-355 — Sec. 31-355b. Actions against entities failing to comply with Second Injury Fund reporting requirements. Upon request by
  • 31-355. — Sec. 31-355. Hearings; awards. Payments from Second Injury Fund on employer's failure to comply with award. Civil action
Title 569 · CT 569 (3 sections)
  • 31-356. — Sec. 31-356. Short title: Full Employment Act of 1972. This chapter may be cited as the “Full Employment Act of 1972”.
  • 31-357. — Sec. 31-357. Statement of policy. It is the continuing policy and responsibility of the state government to use all prac
  • 31-362. — Sec. 31-362. Governor to report to General Assembly. Section 31-362 is repealed, effective October 1, 2017.
Title 571 · CT 571 (19 sections)
  • 31-367. — Sec. 31-367. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
  • 31-368. — Sec. 31-368. Division of Occupational Safety and Health. Coordination of activities with the Workers' Compensation Commi
  • 31-369. — Sec. 31-369. Application of chapter. (a) This chapter applies to all employers, employees and places of employment in th
  • 31-370. — Sec. 31-370. Duties of employer and employee. (a) Each employer shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a
  • 31-371. — Sec. 31-371. Regulations. In the adoption of regulations under the authority of this chapter, the commissioner shall:
  • 31-372. — Sec. 31-372. Adoption of federal and state standards. Variances. (a) The commissioner shall provide for the adoption of
  • 31-373. — Sec. 31-373. Committee on Occupational Safety and Health. Section 31-373 is repealed.
  • 31-374. — Sec. 31-374. Inspections and investigations. Records. (a) In order to carry out the purposes of this chapter the commiss
  • 31-375. — Sec. 31-375. Citation for violation. (a) If, upon inspection or investigation, the commissioner or his authorized repres
  • 31-376. — Sec. 31-376. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. (a) There shall continue to be a Connecticut Occupational
  • 31-377. — Sec. 31-377. Notice to employer of contest period and proposed assessment. Action by review commission. (a) If, after in
  • 31-378. — Sec. 31-378. Appeal from review commission. Any person, including the commissioner, adversely affected or aggrieved by a
  • 31-379. — Sec. 31-379. Discriminatory practices prohibited. Complaint: Filing; hearing; relief. Appeal to Superior Court. (a) No p
  • 31-380. — Sec. 31-380. Enjoining of conditions or practices at places of employment. Mandamus against commissioner for failure to
  • 31-381. — Sec. 31-381. Confidentiality of information obtained. All information reported to or otherwise obtained by the commissio
  • 31-382. — Sec. 31-382. Penalties. (a) Any employer who wilfully or repeatedly violates the requirements of sections 31-369 and 31-
  • 31-383. — Sec. 31-383. Research and demonstration projects. The commissioner shall conduct research and undertake demonstration pr
  • 31-384. — Sec. 31-384. Education programs. (a) The commissioner shall conduct directly or by grants or contracts education program
  • 31-385. — Sec. 31-385. Reports to U.S. Secretary of Labor. In regard to the administration and enforcement of this chapter the com
Title 572 · CT 572 (6 sections)
  • 31-386. — Sec. 31-386. Definitions. When used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 31-387. — Sec. 31-387. State bonds for grants to municipalities. (a) The State Bond Commission shall have the power, in accordance
  • 31-388. — Sec. 31-388. Employment projects eligible for state assistance. Requirements. Section 31-388 is repealed, effective Octo
  • 31-389. — Sec. 31-389. Project grants. Determination of amount. (a) The state, acting by and in the discretion of the commissioner
  • 31-390. — Sec. 31-390. Project regulations and supervision. (a) The Labor Commissioner and the Commissioners of Economic and Commu
  • 31-391. — Sec. 31-391. State bonds. (a) All of the provisions of section 3-20 which are not inconsistent with the provisions of th
Title 573 · CT 573 (8 sections)
  • 31-396. — Sec. 31-396. Definitions. As used in sections 31-396 to 31-403, inclusive:
  • 31-397. — Sec. 31-397. Grants-in-aid to occupational health clinics. (a) The Labor Commissioner, in consultation with the Commissi
  • 31-398. — Sec. 31-398. Grants-in-aid for auxiliary occupational health clinics. The Labor Commissioner, in consultation with the C
  • 31-399. — Sec. 31-399. Collection of data regarding occupational illnesses and injuries. (a) The statistical division within the W
  • 31-400. — Sec. 31-400. Evaluation of emergency situation. Recommendations to reduce risks. Notifications. Penalty. (a) In the even
  • 31-401. — Sec. 31-401. Regulations. The Labor Commissioner, in consultation with the Commissioner of Public Health and the chairma
  • 31-402. — Sec. 31-402. Occupational Health Clinics Advisory Committee. There is hereby established an Occupational Health Clinics
  • 31-403. — Sec. 31-403. Allocations of funds appropriated for the purposes of this chapter. Any funds made available for expenditur
Title 574 · CT 574 (15 sections)
  • 31-416. — Sec. 31-416. Definitions. As used in this section, section 31-71e, and sections 31-417 to 31-427, inclusive:
  • 31-417. — Sec. 31-417. Connecticut Retirement Security Advisory Board. (a) There is created the Connecticut Retirement Security Ad
  • 31-418 — Sec. 31-418a. Request for advance. Section 31-418a is repealed, effective May 7, 2022.
  • 31-418. — Sec. 31-418. Connecticut Retirement Security Program. (a) There is established the Connecticut Retirement Security Progr
  • 31-419. — Sec. 31-419. Informational materials. Individual retirement account statement. Notification of fees. (a) The Comptroller
  • 31-420. — Sec. 31-420. Establishment and maintenance of individual retirement accounts. Unclaimed funds. Total annual fees. (a) Th
  • 31-421. — Sec. 31-421. Comptroller standard of care. (a) The Comptroller, in conducting the business of the program shall act: (1)
  • 31-422. — Sec. 31-422. Qualified employers to provide informational materials to covered employees. Enrollment of participants. Fu
  • 31-423. — Sec. 31-423. Investment vehicles. Vendor selection. The Comptroller shall provide for each participant's account to be i
  • 31-424. — Sec. 31-424. Establishment of rules and procedures. Design features. (a) The Comptroller shall adopt regulations, in acc
  • 31-425. — Sec. 31-425. Violations. Permissible civil actions. (a) The Attorney General may investigate any violation of section 31
  • 31-426. — Sec. 31-426. Annual report. Audit. Memoranda of understanding. (a) The Comptroller shall keep an accurate account of all
  • 31-427. — Sec. 31-427. Internet web site for qualified employers and vendors. Vendor participation procedures. (a) The Comptroller
  • 31-428. — Sec. 31-428. Comptroller to establish and maintain Internet web site for participants. The Comptroller shall establish a
  • 31-429. — Sec. 31-429. Prohibition against contributions to exploratory, candidate, political or party committees. (a) No member o
Title 577 · CT 577 (3 sections)
  • 31-900. — Sec. 31-900. Connecticut Essential Workers COVID-19 Assistance Program. Account. Claims. Calculation of payment. Reconsi
  • 31-901 — Sec. 31-901a. Connecticut Premium Pay Program. Employer discrimination. (a) No employer shall: (1) Discharge, or cause t
  • 31-901. — Sec. 31-901. Connecticut Premium Pay Program. Account. Claims. Calculation of payment. Reconsideration. Penalty. Report.
Title 578 · CT 578 (14 sections)
  • 32-1 — Sec. 32-1w. Identification and coordination of resources to support job growth and academic and training programs. The D
  • 32-1. — Sec. 32-1. Members. Section 32-1 is repealed.
  • 32-3. — Sec. 32-3. Duties of department; Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated. (a) The department shall:
  • 32-4 — Sec. 32-4s. Local Youth Service Corps program requirements. Each municipality of a priority school district, as describe
  • 32-5 — Sec. 32-5d. Commissioner of Economic and Community Development required to give priority for financial assistance to cer
  • 32-5. — Sec. 32-5. Receipts. The department is authorized to receive and to pay over to the State Treasurer any moneys from any
  • 32-6 — Sec. 32-6w. Display of temporary signage or flags by business on Connecticut antiques trail. Notwithstanding any provisi
  • 32-6. — Sec. 32-6. Connecticut building at Eastern States Exposition. (a) The management and control of the operation and affair
  • 32-7 — Sec. 32-7z. Pilot program for ten-year plan to eradicate concentrated poverty in participating concentrated poverty cens
  • 32-7. — Sec. 32-7. Financial and technical assistance to municipal and regional economic development agencies. Applications. (a)
  • 32-8 — Sec. 32-8c. Connecticut Young Adult Conservation Corps program. Set-asides. Reports. Section 32-8c is repealed, effectiv
  • 32-8. — Sec. 32-8. Administration of federal funds. The department is authorized to accept any federal funds allotted to this st
  • 32-9 — Sec. 32-9zz. Manufacturing reinvestment account. (a) For the purposes of this section, (1) “manufacturing reinvestment a
  • 32-9. — Sec. 32-9. Right of local redevelopment agencies to contract with federal government. Nothing in section 32-7 or 32-8 sh
Title 579 · CT 579 (13 sections)
  • 32-11 — Sec. 32-11g. Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated. Successor to Connecticut Brownfields Redevelopment Authority. Connec
  • 32-14. — Sec. 32-14. Mortgage and Loan Insurance Fund. There is created a Mortgage and Loan Insurance Fund. To this fund shall be
  • 32-15. — Sec. 32-15. Applications for insurance. All applications for insurance shall be forwarded, together with an application
  • 32-16 — Sec. 32-16a. Industrial Pollution Abatement Loan Fund. Section 32-16a is repealed and any funds in the Industrial Pollut
  • 32-16. — Sec. 32-16. Insurance of mortgages and loans on economic development projects and information technology projects. (a)(1
  • 32-17 — Sec. 32-17a. Procedure on default by mortgagor or borrower. (a) In the case of default by the mortgagor or borrower, the
  • 32-17. — Sec. 32-17. Proceedings on default by mortgagor. Section 32-17 is repealed.
  • 32-18. — Sec. 32-18. Insurance premiums. The corporation shall fix insurance premiums for the insurance of mortgage or loan payme
  • 32-19. — Sec. 32-19. Insured mortgages as legal investments. Loans secured by mortgages insured by the corporation and loans to a
  • 32-22 — Sec. 32-22b. Loan guarantees for brownfield projects. Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated may establish a loan guarant
  • 32-22. — Sec. 32-22. Bond issue. (a) The State Bond Commission may authorize the issuance of bonds of the state in one or more se
  • 32-23 — Sec. 32-23zz. Issuance of bonds on behalf of municipalities for information technology projects and remediation projects
  • 32-23. — Sec. 32-23. Industrial Building Operating Expense Fund. Section 32-23 is repealed.
Title 581 · CT 581 (20 sections)
  • 32-32. — Sec. 32-32. Short title: Innovation Capital Act of 1989. This chapter shall be known as and may be cited as the “Innovat
  • 32-33. — Sec. 32-33. Legislative finding. It is found and declared that there exists in the state a great and growing need for in
  • 32-34. — Sec. 32-34. Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the following meanings unless the conte
  • 32-35. — Sec. 32-35. Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated. (a) There is hereby created a body politic and corporate to be known
  • 32-36. — Sec. 32-36. Perpetual succession. Termination. The corporation shall have perpetual succession and shall adopt, amend an
  • 32-37. — Sec. 32-37. Board of directors. (a) The powers of the corporation shall be vested in and exercised by the board of direc
  • 32-38. — Sec. 32-38. Chief executive officer. The board shall appoint a chief executive officer of the corporation who shall not
  • 32-39 — Sec. 32-39y. Bond authorization. Proceeds used for purposes of CTNext Fund. (a) For the purposes described in subsection
  • 32-39. — Sec. 32-39. Corporate purpose; powers. The purposes of the corporation shall be to stimulate and encourage the research
  • 32-40 — Sec. 32-40c. State funding for any advanced technology center to be approved only when funds from other sources are at l
  • 32-40. — Sec. 32-40. Applications for financial aid. (a) All applications for financial aid shall be forwarded, together with an
  • 32-41 — Sec. 32-41qq. Plan to collect data re crumbling concrete foundations. (a) The Chief Data Officer shall, in consultation
  • 32-41. — Sec. 32-41. Bond issue. The State Bond Commission shall have power in accordance with the provisions of section 3-20 to
  • 32-42. — Sec. 32-42. Examination. Audits. The corporation shall be subject to examination by the State Treasurer. The accounts of
  • 32-43. — Sec. 32-43. State pledge. The state of Connecticut does hereby pledge to and agree with any person with whom the corpora
  • 32-44. — Sec. 32-44. Powers to be interpreted broadly. The powers enumerated in this chapter shall be interpreted broadly to effe
  • 32-45. — Sec. 32-45. Inconsistent provisions of law. To the extent that the provisions of this chapter are inconsistent with the
  • 32-46. — Sec. 32-46. Tax exemption. (a) The corporation shall have the tax exemptions provided under section 32-23h.
  • 32-47 — Sec. 32-47a. Business plan. Report. Not later than January first in each year, Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated sha
  • 32-47. — Sec. 32-47. Personal liability of directors or persons acting on behalf of the corporation. (a) Neither the directors of
Title 582 · CT 582 (1 sections)
  • chap_582 — Chapter 582 - Surety Bond Guarantee Program for Small Contractors
Title 583 · CT 583 (5 sections)
  • 32-56. — Sec. 32-56. (Formerly Sec. 32-9a). Defense conversion. Determination by commissioner of severe impact of defense contrac
  • 32-57. — Sec. 32-57. Determination by commissioner of severe impact of defense contract cutbacks on a business. The Commissioner
  • 32-58 — Sec. 32-58b. Office of Military Affairs established. Appointment and duties of executive director. (a) There is establis
  • 32-58. — Sec. 32-58. Department to advise local governments. The Department of Economic and Community Development shall advise an
  • 32-59. — Sec. 32-59. Defense readjustment task force. There is established within the Department of Economic and Community Develo
Title 584 · CT 584 (11 sections)
  • 32-60. — Sec. 32-60. Legislative finding. It is hereby found and declared that a continuing need exists to maintain and develop t
  • 32-61. — Sec. 32-61. Definitions. As used in this chapter, “corporation” means Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated created unde
  • 32-62. — Sec. 32-62. Revenue Bond Mortgage Insurance Fund. There is created a Revenue Bond Mortgage Insurance Fund. The insurance
  • 32-63. — Sec. 32-63. Insurance of payments. Applications. The corporation may insure and make advance commitments to insure all o
  • 32-64. — Sec. 32-64. Eligibility. Any loan insured by the corporation under this chapter shall (1) be made for a project; (2) be
  • 32-65. — Sec. 32-65. Eligible financial institutions. The corporation is authorized from time to time to enter into guarantee agr
  • 32-66. — Sec. 32-66. Lenders' committee. Section 32-66 is repealed.
  • 32-67. — Sec. 32-67. Claims. Premiums. Any contract of insurance made by the corporation under the authorization of this chapter
  • 32-68 — Sec. 32-68a. Pledge to insurance contract holders. Powers of Connecticut Innovations, Incorporated. The state hereby ple
  • 32-68. — Sec. 32-68. Bond issue. Section 32-68 is repealed.
  • 32-69. — Sec. 32-69. Reserved for future use.
Title 585 · CT 585 (10 sections)
  • 32-70 — Sec. 32-70g. Knowledge center enterprise zones. Proposals. Regulations. Performance assessment. (a) Notwithstanding the
  • 32-70. — Sec. 32-70. Enterprise zones. Designation. Expansion. (a) Any municipality that was a distressed municipality under the
  • 32-71 — Sec. 32-71b. Treatment of certain electric generating facilities completed after July 1, 2002. Any new electric generati
  • 32-71. — Sec. 32-71. Fixing of assessments in enterprise zones. (a) Any municipality which has designated any area as an enterpri
  • 32-75 — Sec. 32-75d. Airport development zones. (a) There is established an airport development zone, which is comprised of the
  • 32-75. — Sec. 32-75. Certain business facilities not eligible. No business facility shall be eligible to receive the benefits pro
  • 32-76 — Sec. 32-76a. Abatement of property taxes for improvements to real property in entertainment districts. Each municipality
  • 32-76. — Sec. 32-76. Designation and approval of entertainment district in municipality in which an enterprise zone is located. R
  • 32-80 — Sec. 32-80c. Energy improvement district boards. (a) An energy improvement district board, in the exercise of its powers
  • 32-80. — Sec. 32-80. Enterprise corridor zones. (a) As used in this section:
Title 587 · CT 587 (5 sections)
  • 32-86 — Sec. 32-86a. Transferred to Chapter 184b, Sec. 10-417.
  • 32-86. — Sec. 32-86. Legislative finding. Section 32-86 is repealed, effective August 20, 2003.
  • 32-89. — Sec. 32-89. Powers. Promotion of motion picture industry. Section 32-89 is repealed, effective July 1, 1995.
  • 32-90. — Sec. 32-90. Regulations. Section 32-90 is repealed, effective August 20, 2003.
  • 32-91. — Sec. 32-91. Department of Economic Development to provide personnel and resources. Section 32-91 is repealed, effective
Title 588 · CT 588 (6 sections)
  • 32-100. — Sec. 32-100. Assistance from the Department of Economic and Community Development. Obsolete.
  • 32-101. — Sec. 32-101. Termination of council. Section 32-101 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 32-96. — Sec. 32-96. Small Business Advisory Council. Membership. Organization. Section 32-96 is repealed, effective July 1, 2011
  • 32-97. — Sec. 32-97. Annual report. Obsolete.
  • 32-98. — Sec. 32-98. Duties. Obsolete.
  • 32-99. — Sec. 32-99. Powers. Obsolete.
Title 590 · CT 590 (1 sections)
  • chap_590 — Chapter 590 - Corporations with Capital Stock
Title 595 · CT 595 (11 sections)
  • 33-183. — Sec. 33-183. Organization. Three or more persons of lawful age and inhabitants of this state, may, by written articles o
  • 33-184. — Sec. 33-184. Object and place of business. The objects for which such association is established, and the place within w
  • 33-185. — Sec. 33-185. Business of association managed by board of directors. (a) Prior to October 1, 2019, the business of the as
  • 33-186. — Sec. 33-186. First meeting. Bylaws. Any two of the persons associated may call the first meeting of such association, at
  • 33-187. — Sec. 33-187. Capital stock; franchise tax. The amount of capital stock of any cooperative association organized under th
  • 33-188. — Sec. 33-188. Annual reports. Not later than thirty days after the first meeting of the association, the board of directo
  • 33-189. — Sec. 33-189. Termination of corporate existence on neglect to file annual reports. Section 33-189 is repealed.
  • 33-190. — Sec. 33-190. Voting power. No member of any such cooperative association shall be entitled to more than one vote upon an
  • 33-191. — Sec. 33-191. Issue of certificate of shares. No certificate of shares shall be issued to any person until the full amoun
  • 33-192. — Sec. 33-192. Failure to file annual report or making of untrue report; penalty. If the association fails to file the ann
  • 33-193. — Sec. 33-193. Distribution of profits; sinking fund. There shall be a distribution of the profits or surplus of an associ
Title 596 · CT 596 (16 sections)
  • 33-194. — Sec. 33-194. Definition. “Agriculture”, as used in this chapter, includes horticulture, viticulture, forestry, dairying,
  • 33-195. — Sec. 33-195. Formation of corporation. Three or more persons engaged in agriculture may form a corporation without capit
  • 33-196. — Sec. 33-196. Name and location. Each such corporation shall be subject to the general corporation laws as to name and lo
  • 33-197. — Sec. 33-197. Certificate of incorporation. Section 33-197 is repealed, provided the repeal of said section shall not aff
  • 33-198. — Sec. 33-198. Evidence of corporate existence. The provisions of subsection (b) of section 33-637 shall apply to any corp
  • 33-199. — Sec. 33-199. Powers. When its certificate of incorporation has been approved and recorded, the corporation shall have al
  • 33-205. — Sec. 33-205. Members. Any such corporation may admit as members only persons engaged in the production of agricultural p
  • 33-206. — Sec. 33-206. Merger of cooperative associations and cooperative marketing corporations. Agricultural cooperative associa
  • 33-207. — Sec. 33-207. Report: Statement of enrolled members. Corporations organized and transacting business under the provisions
  • 33-211. — Sec. 33-211. Changes in certificate of incorporation. Any such corporation may at any time amend its certificate of inco
  • 33-212. — Sec. 33-212. Marketing contract. Any such corporation may enter into marketing contracts with its members requiring the
  • 33-213. — Sec. 33-213. Remedies for breach of contract. The bylaws of any such corporation, or such marketing contract, may fix as
  • 33-214. — Sec. 33-214. Interest in other corporations. Any such corporation may organize, control or own stock in any other corpor
  • 33-215. — Sec. 33-215. Receivership. Dissolution. Any such corporation shall be subject to the provisions of the general corporati
  • 33-216. — Sec. 33-216. Franchise fee. Upon the filing with the Secretary of the State of the certificate of incorporation or an am
  • 33-217. — Sec. 33-217. Annual license fee. Any such corporation shall pay, during January of each year, to the Secretary of the St
Title 597 · CT 597 (26 sections)
  • 33-218. — Sec. 33-218. Definitions. “Cooperative” means any corporation organized under this chapter or which becomes subject to t
  • 33-219. — Sec. 33-219. Purposes. Exceptions. Utilization of cogeneration technology and renewable energy resources. (a) Cooperativ
  • 33-220. — Sec. 33-220. Name. The name of a cooperative shall include the words “Electric” and “Cooperative”, and the abbreviation
  • 33-221. — Sec. 33-221. Powers. A cooperative shall have power, subject to the limitations of section 33-219: (a) To sue and be sue
  • 33-222. — Sec. 33-222. Incorporators. Five or more natural persons who are residents of Connecticut may organize a cooperative in
  • 33-223. — Sec. 33-223. Articles of incorporation. Articles of incorporation of a cooperative shall recite that they are executed p
  • 33-224. — Sec. 33-224. Bylaws. The board of trustees shall adopt the first bylaws of a cooperative to be adopted following incorpo
  • 33-225. — Sec. 33-225. Members. Each incorporator of a cooperative shall be a member thereof, but no other person may become a mem
  • 33-226. — Sec. 33-226. Meetings of members. (a) An annual meeting of the members of a cooperative shall be held at such time and p
  • 33-227. — Sec. 33-227. Waiver of notice. Any person entitled to notice of a meeting may waive such notice in writing either before
  • 33-228. — Sec. 33-228. Board of trustees. (a) The business of a cooperative shall be managed by a board of not less than five trus
  • 33-229. — Sec. 33-229. Officers. The officers of a cooperative shall consist of a president, vice president, secretary and treasur
  • 33-230. — Sec. 33-230. Amendment of articles of incorporation. A cooperative may amend its articles of incorporation by complying
  • 33-231. — Sec. 33-231. Change of location of principal office. A cooperative may, upon authorization of its board of trustees or i
  • 33-232. — Sec. 33-232. Dissolution. (a) A cooperative which has not commenced business may be dissolved by delivering to the Secre
  • 33-233. — Sec. 33-233. Filing of articles. Articles of incorporation, amendment or dissolution, when executed and acknowledged and
  • 33-234. — Sec. 33-234. Fees. The Secretary of the State shall charge and collect the fees set forth in section 33-617, for the fil
  • 33-235. — Sec. 33-235. Refunds to members. Revenues of a cooperative for any fiscal year in excess of the amount thereof necessary
  • 33-236. — Sec. 33-236. Disposition of property. (a) The board of trustees of a cooperative shall have full power and authority, wi
  • 33-237. — Sec. 33-237. Nonliability of members for debts of cooperative. No member shall be liable or responsible for any debts of
  • 33-238. — Sec. 33-238. Recordation of mortgages; effect thereof. Any mortgage, deed of trust or other instrument executed by a coo
  • 33-239. — Sec. 33-239. Trustees, officers or members may take acknowledgments. No person authorized to take acknowledgments under
  • 33-240 — Sec. 33-240a. Liability for taxation, when. Notwithstanding section 33-240, an electric cooperative organized under this
  • 33-240. — Sec. 33-240. License fee. Exemption from excise and income taxes. Each cooperative doing business in this state pursuant
  • 33-241. — Sec. 33-241. Exemption from jurisdiction of Public Utilities Regulatory Authority. Cooperatives doing business in this s
  • 33-242. — Sec. 33-242. Securities act exemption. The provisions of chapter 651 shall not apply to any note, bond or other evidence
Title 598 · CT 598 (20 sections)
  • 33-264 — Sec. 33-264l. Prior rights and liabilities unaffected. This part and the repeal of part I shall not impair or affect any
  • 33-265. — Sec. 33-265. Legal status and powers. All ecclesiastical societies in this state, in communion with the Protestant Episc
  • 33-266. — Sec. 33-266. Regulations. The manner of conducting the parish, the qualifications for membership of the parish and the m
  • 33-267. — Sec. 33-267. Two organizations in one society. When one society includes two or more organizations recognized as ecclesi
  • 33-268. — Sec. 33-268. Election of trustees. The trustees of each Methodist Church shall be elected by ballot by the members of su
  • 33-269. — Sec. 33-269. Number; term of office. The number of trustees of any church specified in section 33-268, which shall in no
  • 33-270. — Sec. 33-270. Organization and powers of trustees. Treasurer's report. At their first meeting, after each election, the t
  • 33-271. — Sec. 33-271. District superintendent or presiding elder and stewards may form corporation. The district superintendent o
  • 33-272. — Sec. 33-272. Powers of corporation. When such certificate is filed as aforesaid, the persons who have made, signed and a
  • 33-273. — Sec. 33-273. Appointment of trustees. The district stewards of any district superintendent's or presiding elder's distri
  • 33-274. — Sec. 33-274. Trustees may convey real estate to corporation. Any real estate conveyed for the use of, or as a residence
  • 33-275. — Sec. 33-275. Union of churches; their trustees and property. When two or more Methodist Churches have been united in acc
  • 33-276. — Sec. 33-276. Change of name. All religious corporations or churches authorized, prior to July 1, 1941, to use or be know
  • 33-277. — Sec. 33-277. Election and powers of trustees. The trustees of each Augustana Evangelical Lutheran congregation shall be
  • 33-278 — Sec. 33-278b. Powers. Merger. Dissolution. Formation. (a) As used in this section, “church” shall include ecclesiastical
  • 33-278. — Sec. 33-278. Change of name. All religious corporations or churches authorized, prior to October 1, 1951, to use or be k
  • 33-279. — Sec. 33-279. Organization as corporation. A corporation may be organized in connection with any Roman Catholic Church or
  • 33-280. — Sec. 33-280. Property rights of Roman Catholic Church. Such corporation may receive and hold all property conveyed to it
  • 33-281 — Sec. 33-281a. Change of name of Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren Churches. All religious corporations or church
  • 33-281. — Sec. 33-281. Subject to laws of church. Such corporation shall at all times be subject to the general laws and disciplin
Title 599 · CT 599 (6 sections)
  • 33-303. — Sec. 33-303. Remission of late filing fee. Section 33-303 is repealed, effective January 1, 1995.
  • 33-311. — Sec. 33-311. Recognition by corporation of voting and other rights of shareholders. Section 33-311 is repealed.
  • 33-320. — Sec. 33-320. Indemnification of directors, officers and employees. Section 33-320 is repealed.
  • 33-374 — Sec. 33-374g. Connecticut Partnership Compact. Section 33-374g is repealed.
  • 33-389. — Sec. 33-389. State Treasurer to hold assets distributable to creditor or shareholder unknown or who cannot be found. Sec
  • 33-412 — Sec. 33-412a. Limited amnesty for foreign corporations transacting business without authority. Obsolete.
Title 600 · CT 600 (2 sections)
  • 33-454. — Sec. 33-454. Indemnification and reimbursement of directors, officers and employees and their representatives. Section 3
  • 33-498. — Sec. 33-498. Distribution of undistributed assets. Section 33-498 is repealed.
Title 601 · CT 601 (237 sections)
  • 33-600. — Sec. 33-600. Short title: Connecticut Business Corporation Act. Sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, shall be known and
  • 33-601. — Sec. 33-601. Construction of statutes. (a) Sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, shall be so construed as to provide for
  • 33-602. — Sec. 33-602. Definitions. As used in sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive:
  • 33-603 — Sec. 33-603a. Householding. (a) A corporation has delivered written notice or any other report or statement under any pr
  • 33-603. — Sec. 33-603. Notices and other communications. (a) Notice under sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, shall be in writin
  • 33-604. — Sec. 33-604. Number of shareholders. (a) For purposes of sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, the following identified
  • 33-605. — Sec. 33-605. Qualified director. (a) For purposes of sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, a qualified director is a dir
  • 33-606 — Sec. 33-606g. Judicial proceeding re validity of corporate action. (a) Upon application by the corporation, any successo
  • 33-606. — Sec. 33-606. Defective corporate actions. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 33-606a to 33-606g, inclusiv
  • 33-607. — Sec. 33-607. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-608. — Sec. 33-608. Filing requirements. (a) A document shall satisfy the requirements of this section, and of any other sectio
  • 33-609. — Sec. 33-609. Forms. Mailing address. (a) The Secretary of the State may prescribe and furnish on request forms for: (1)
  • 33-610. — Sec. 33-610. Effective time and date of document. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section and subsectio
  • 33-611. — Sec. 33-611. Correcting filed document. (a) A domestic or foreign corporation may correct a document filed by the Secret
  • 33-612. — Sec. 33-612. Filing duty of Secretary of the State. (a) If a document delivered to the office of the Secretary of the St
  • 33-613. — Sec. 33-613. Appeal from Secretary of the State's refusal to file document. (a) If the Secretary of the State refuses to
  • 33-614. — Sec. 33-614. Evidentiary effect of copy of filed document. A copy of a document filed by the Secretary of the State, whi
  • 33-615. — Sec. 33-615. Certificate of existence or authorization. (a) Any person may apply to the Secretary of the State to furnis
  • 33-616. — Sec. 33-616. Penalty for signing false document. A person who signs or otherwise executes a document he knows is false i
  • 33-617. — Sec. 33-617. Fees payable to Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State shall charge and collect the followi
  • 33-618. — Sec. 33-618. Franchise tax. (a) A corporation shall pay, and the Secretary of the State shall charge and collect from su
  • 33-622. — Sec. 33-622. Powers of Secretary of the State. The Secretary of the State has the power reasonably necessary to perform
  • 33-623. — Sec. 33-623. Regulations regarding electronic filing. The Secretary of the State may adopt regulations in accordance wit
  • 33-624. — Sec. 33-624. Interrogatories by Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State may propound to any corporation s
  • 33-635. — Sec. 33-635. Incorporators. One or more persons may act as the incorporator or incorporators of a corporation by deliver
  • 33-636. — Sec. 33-636. Certificate of incorporation. (a) The certificate of incorporation shall set forth: (1) A corporate name fo
  • 33-637. — Sec. 33-637. Incorporation. (a) The corporate existence begins when the certificate of incorporation is filed.
  • 33-638. — Sec. 33-638. Liability for preincorporation transactions. All persons purporting to act as or on behalf of a corporation
  • 33-639. — Sec. 33-639. Organization of corporation. (a) After incorporation: (1) If initial directors are named in the certificate
  • 33-640. — Sec. 33-640. Bylaws. (a) The incorporators or board of directors of a corporation shall adopt initial bylaws for the cor
  • 33-641. — Sec. 33-641. Emergency bylaws. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, the board of directors of
  • 33-642. — Sec. 33-642. Certificate of incorporation or bylaws may require that internal corporate claims be brought in specified c
  • 33-645. — Sec. 33-645. Purposes. (a) Every corporation incorporated under sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, has the purpose of
  • 33-646. — Sec. 33-646. Authorization to form corporation to transact insurance business. (a) A certificate authorizing the formati
  • 33-647. — Sec. 33-647. General powers. Unless its certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, every corporation has perpetual
  • 33-648. — Sec. 33-648. Emergency powers. (a) In anticipation of or during an emergency defined in subsection (d) of this section,
  • 33-649. — Sec. 33-649. Ultra vires. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the validity of corporate action may
  • 33-655. — Sec. 33-655. Corporate name. (a) The name of each corporation formed after January 1, 1961: (1) Shall contain the word “
  • 33-656. — Sec. 33-656. Reserved name. (a) A person may reserve the exclusive use of a corporate name, including a corporate name o
  • 33-657. — Sec. 33-657. Registered name. (a) A foreign corporation may register its corporate name, or its corporate name with any
  • 33-660. — Sec. 33-660. Registered office and registered agent. (a) Each corporation that is required to file an annual report as p
  • 33-661. — Sec. 33-661. Change of registered office or registered agent. (a) A corporation may change its registered office or regi
  • 33-662. — Sec. 33-662. Resignation of registered agent. (a) A registered agent may resign his agency appointment by signing and de
  • 33-663. — Sec. 33-663. Service of process on corporation. (a) A corporation's registered agent is the corporation's agent for serv
  • 33-664. — Sec. 33-664. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-665. — Sec. 33-665. Authorized shares. (a) The certificate of incorporation shall set forth any classes of shares and series of
  • 33-666. — Sec. 33-666. Terms of class or series of shares. (a) If the certificate of incorporation so provides, the board of direc
  • 33-667. — Sec. 33-667. Issued and outstanding shares. (a) A corporation may issue the number of shares of each class or series aut
  • 33-668. — Sec. 33-668. Fractional shares. (a) A corporation may: (1) Issue fractions of a share or pay in money the value of fract
  • 33-671. — Sec. 33-671. Subscription for shares before incorporation. (a) A subscription for shares entered into before incorporati
  • 33-672. — Sec. 33-672. Issuance of shares. (a) The powers granted in this section to the board of directors may be reserved to the
  • 33-673 — Sec. 33-673c. Liability of domestic entity based upon reverse veil piercing doctrine, not permitted. No domestic entity
  • 33-673. — Sec. 33-673. Liability of shareholders. (a) A purchaser from a corporation of its own shares is not liable to the corpor
  • 33-674. — Sec. 33-674. Share dividends. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, shares may be issued pro r
  • 33-675. — Sec. 33-675. Share options and other equity compensation awards. (a) A corporation may issue rights, options or warrants
  • 33-676. — Sec. 33-676. Form and content of certificates. (a) Shares may but need not be represented by certificates. Unless sectio
  • 33-677. — Sec. 33-677. Shares without certificates. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or a bylaw provides otherwise, the
  • 33-678. — Sec. 33-678. Restriction on transfer of shares and other securities. (a) The certificate of incorporation, the bylaws, a
  • 33-679. — Sec. 33-679. Expense of issue. A corporation may pay the expenses of selling or underwriting its shares, and of organizi
  • 33-680. — Sec. 33-680. Surrender of share certificates. The board of directors of a corporation may, from time to time, for any pr
  • 33-683. — Sec. 33-683. Shareholder's preemptive rights. (a) The shareholders of a corporation do not have a preemptive right to ac
  • 33-684. — Sec. 33-684. Corporation's acquisition of its own shares. (a) A corporation may acquire its own shares and shares so acq
  • 33-687. — Sec. 33-687. Distributions to shareholders. (a) A board of directors may authorize and the corporation may make distribu
  • 33-695. — Sec. 33-695. Annual meeting. (a) Unless directors are elected by written consent in lieu of an annual meeting as permitt
  • 33-696. — Sec. 33-696. Special meeting. (a) A corporation shall hold a special meeting of shareholders: (1) On call of its board o
  • 33-697. — Sec. 33-697. Court-ordered meeting. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where a corporation's principal off
  • 33-698. — Sec. 33-698. Action without meeting. (a) Action required or permitted under any provision of sections 33-600 to 33-998,
  • 33-699. — Sec. 33-699. Notice of meeting. (a) A corporation shall notify shareholders of the date and time of each annual and spec
  • 33-700. — Sec. 33-700. Waiver of notice. (a) A shareholder may waive any notice required by sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive,
  • 33-701. — Sec. 33-701. Record date. (a) The bylaws may fix or provide the manner of fixing the record date or dates for one or mor
  • 33-702. — Sec. 33-702. Chairperson to preside. (a) At each meeting of shareholders, a chairperson shall preside. The chairperson s
  • 33-703. — Sec. 33-703. Remote participation in annual and special meetings. (a) Shareholders of any class or series may participat
  • 33-704. — Sec. 33-704. Shareholders' list for meeting. (a) After fixing a record date for a meeting, a corporation shall prepare a
  • 33-705. — Sec. 33-705. Voting entitlement of shares. (a) Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section or unless t
  • 33-706. — Sec. 33-706. Proxies. (a) A shareholder may vote his shares in person or by proxy.
  • 33-707. — Sec. 33-707. Shares held by nominees. (a) A corporation may establish a procedure by which the beneficial owner of share
  • 33-708. — Sec. 33-708. Corporation's acceptance or rejection of votes. (a) If the name signed on a vote, consent, waiver or proxy
  • 33-709. — Sec. 33-709. Quorum and voting requirements for voting groups. (a) Shares entitled to vote as a separate voting group ma
  • 33-710. — Sec. 33-710. Action by single and multiple voting groups. (a) If the certificate of incorporation or sections 33-600 to
  • 33-711. — Sec. 33-711. Greater quorum or voting requirement. (a) The certificate of incorporation may provide for a greater quorum
  • 33-712. — Sec. 33-712. Voting for directors. Cumulative voting. (a) Unless otherwise provided in the certificate of incorporation,
  • 33-713. — Sec. 33-713. Inspectors. (a) A corporation having any shares listed on a national securities exchange or regularly trade
  • 33-714. — Sec. 33-714. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-715. — Sec. 33-715. Voting trust. (a) One or more shareholders may create a voting trust, conferring on a trustee the right to
  • 33-716. — Sec. 33-716. Voting agreement. (a) Two or more shareholders may provide for the manner in which they will vote their sha
  • 33-717. — Sec. 33-717. Shareholder agreement. (a) An agreement among the shareholders of a corporation that complies with this sec
  • 33-720. — Sec. 33-720. Derivative proceedings. Definitions. As used in sections 33-720 to 33-727, inclusive:
  • 33-721. — Sec. 33-721. Standing. A shareholder may not commence or maintain a derivative proceeding unless the shareholder: (1) Wa
  • 33-722. — Sec. 33-722. Demand. No shareholder may commence a derivative proceeding until: (1) A written demand has been made upon
  • 33-723. — Sec. 33-723. Stay of proceedings. If the corporation commences an inquiry into the allegations made in the demand or com
  • 33-724. — Sec. 33-724. Dismissal. (a) A derivative proceeding shall be dismissed by the court on motion by the corporation if one
  • 33-725. — Sec. 33-725. Discontinuance or settlement. A derivative proceeding may not be discontinued or settled without the court'
  • 33-726. — Sec. 33-726. Payment of expenses. On termination of the derivative proceeding the court may:
  • 33-727. — Sec. 33-727. Applicability to foreign corporations. In any derivative proceeding in the right of a foreign corporation,
  • 33-735. — Sec. 33-735. Requirements for and duties of board of directors. (a) Except as provided in section 33-717, each corporati
  • 33-736. — Sec. 33-736. Qualifications for directors or nominees for directors. (a) The certificate of incorporation or bylaws may
  • 33-737. — Sec. 33-737. Number and election of directors. (a) A board of directors shall consist of one or more individuals, with t
  • 33-738. — Sec. 33-738. Election of directors by certain classes of shareholders. If the certificate of incorporation authorizes di
  • 33-739. — Sec. 33-739. Terms of directors generally. (a) The terms of the initial directors of a corporation expire at the first s
  • 33-740. — Sec. 33-740. Staggered terms for directors. The certificate of incorporation may provide for staggering the terms of dir
  • 33-741. — Sec. 33-741. Resignation of directors. (a) A director may resign at any time by delivering a written resignation to the
  • 33-742. — Sec. 33-742. Removal of directors by shareholders. (a) The shareholders may remove one or more directors with or without
  • 33-743. — Sec. 33-743. Removal of directors by judicial proceeding. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where a corpo
  • 33-744. — Sec. 33-744. Vacancy on board of directors. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, if a vacancy
  • 33-745. — Sec. 33-745. Compensation of directors. Unless the certificate of incorporation or a bylaw provides otherwise, the board
  • 33-748. — Sec. 33-748. Meetings. (a) The board of directors may hold regular or special meetings in or out of this state.
  • 33-749. — Sec. 33-749. Action without meeting. (a) Except to the extent that the certificate of incorporation or bylaws specifical
  • 33-750. — Sec. 33-750. Notice of meeting. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or a bylaw provides otherwise, regular meeti
  • 33-751. — Sec. 33-751. Waiver of notice. (a) A director may waive any notice required by sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, the
  • 33-752. — Sec. 33-752. Quorum and voting. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or a bylaw requires a greater number or unle
  • 33-753. — Sec. 33-753. Committees. (a) Unless sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, the certificate of incorporation or the bylaws
  • 33-754. — Sec. 33-754. Submission of matters for shareholder vote. A corporation may agree to submit a matter to a vote of its sha
  • 33-755. — Sec. 33-755. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-756. — Sec. 33-756. General standards of conduct for directors. (a) Each member of the board of directors, when discharging the
  • 33-757. — Sec. 33-757. Liability for unlawful distribution. (a) A director who votes for or assents to a distribution made in viol
  • 33-758. — Sec. 33-758. General standards of liability for directors. (a) A director shall not be liable to the corporation or its
  • 33-763. — Sec. 33-763. Officers. (a) A corporation has the offices described in its bylaws or designated by the board of directors
  • 33-764. — Sec. 33-764. Functions of officers. Each officer has the authority and shall perform the functions set forth in the byla
  • 33-765. — Sec. 33-765. Standards of conduct for officers. (a) An officer with discretionary authority shall discharge his duties u
  • 33-766. — Sec. 33-766. Resignation and removal of officers. (a) An officer may resign at any time by delivering notice to the corp
  • 33-767. — Sec. 33-767. Contract rights of officers. (a) The appointment of an officer does not itself create contract rights.
  • 33-770. — Sec. 33-770. Definitions. As used in sections 33-770 to 33-779, inclusive:
  • 33-771. — Sec. 33-771. Permissible indemnification. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, a corporation may indemnify
  • 33-772. — Sec. 33-772. Mandatory indemnification. A corporation shall indemnify a director who was wholly successful, on the merit
  • 33-773. — Sec. 33-773. Advance for expenses. (a) A corporation may, before final disposition of a proceeding, advance funds to pay
  • 33-774. — Sec. 33-774. Court-ordered indemnification and advance for expenses. (a) A director who is a party to a proceeding becau
  • 33-775. — Sec. 33-775. Determination and authorization of indemnification. (a) A corporation may not indemnify a director under se
  • 33-776. — Sec. 33-776. Indemnification of and advance for expenses to officers. Indemnification by corporations incorporated prior
  • 33-777. — Sec. 33-777. Insurance. A corporation may purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of an individual who is a director o
  • 33-778. — Sec. 33-778. Variation by corporate action. (a) A corporation may, by a provision in its certificate of incorporation or
  • 33-779. — Sec. 33-779. Exclusivity of provisions. A corporation may provide indemnification of or advance expenses to a director,
  • 33-780. — Sec. 33-780. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-781. — Sec. 33-781. Definitions. As used in sections 33-781 to 33-784, inclusive:
  • 33-782. — Sec. 33-782. Judicial action. (a) A transaction effected or proposed to be effected by the corporation, or by an entity
  • 33-783. — Sec. 33-783. Directors' action. (a) Directors' action respecting a director's conflicting interest transaction is effect
  • 33-784. — Sec. 33-784. Shareholders' action. (a) Shareholders' action respecting a director's conflicting interest transaction is
  • 33-785. — Sec. 33-785. Taking advantage of a business opportunity. (a) If a director or officer pursues or takes advantage of a bu
  • 33-795. — Sec. 33-795. Authority to amend. (a) A corporation may amend its certificate of incorporation at any time to add or chan
  • 33-796. — Sec. 33-796. Amendment by board of directors. Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, a corporation'
  • 33-797. — Sec. 33-797. Amendment by board of directors and shareholders. (a) If a corporation has issued shares, an amendment to t
  • 33-798. — Sec. 33-798. Voting on amendments by voting groups. (a) If a corporation has more than one class of shares outstanding,
  • 33-799. — Sec. 33-799. Amendment before issuance of shares. If a corporation has not yet issued shares, its board of directors, or
  • 33-800. — Sec. 33-800. Certificate of amendment. After an amendment to the certificate of incorporation has been adopted and appro
  • 33-801. — Sec. 33-801. Restated certificate of incorporation. (a) A corporation's board of directors may restate its certificate o
  • 33-802. — Sec. 33-802. Amendment pursuant to reorganization. (a) A corporation's certificate of incorporation may be amended witho
  • 33-803. — Sec. 33-803. Effect of amendment. An amendment to the certificate of incorporation does not affect a cause of action exi
  • 33-806. — Sec. 33-806. Amendment by shareholders or board of directors. (a) A corporation's shareholders may amend or repeal the c
  • 33-807. — Sec. 33-807. Bylaw increasing quorum or voting requirement for shareholders. (a) If authorized by the certificate of inc
  • 33-808. — Sec. 33-808. Bylaw increasing quorum or voting requirement for directors. (a) A bylaw that fixes a greater quorum or vot
  • 33-809. — Sec. 33-809. Bylaw provisions relating to the election of directors. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation specifi
  • 33-814. — Sec. 33-814. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 33-815 to 33-821a, inclusive:
  • 33-815. — Sec. 33-815. Merger. (a) One or more domestic corporations may, in accordance with the provisions of this section, merge
  • 33-816. — Sec. 33-816. Share exchange. (a) Through a share exchange: (1) A domestic corporation may acquire all of the shares of o
  • 33-817. — Sec. 33-817. Action on plan of merger or share exchange. In the case of a domestic corporation that is a party to a merg
  • 33-818. — Sec. 33-818. Merger of subsidiary. (a) A domestic parent corporation that owns shares of a domestic or foreign subsidiar
  • 33-819. — Sec. 33-819. Certificate of merger or share exchange. (a) After a plan of merger or share exchange has been adopted and
  • 33-820. — Sec. 33-820. Effect of merger or share exchange. (a) When a merger becomes effective:
  • 33-821 — Sec. 33-821a. Abandoned merger or share exchange. (a) Unless otherwise provided in a plan of merger or share exchange or
  • 33-821. — Sec. 33-821. Merger or share exchange with foreign corporation. Section 33-821 is repealed, effective July 1, 2003.
  • 33-830. — Sec. 33-830. Sale or other disposition of assets in regular course of business. Mortgage or other encumbrance, transfer
  • 33-831. — Sec. 33-831. Sale or other disposition of assets leaving no significant continuing business activity. (a) A sale, lease,
  • 33-840. — Sec. 33-840. Business combinations. Definitions. The terms used in sections 33-840 to 33-842, inclusive, shall be define
  • 33-841. — Sec. 33-841. Approval of business combination. In addition to any vote otherwise required by law or the certificate of i
  • 33-842. — Sec. 33-842. Exceptions. (a) For purposes of subsection (b) of this section:
  • 33-843. — Sec. 33-843. Business combinations. Definitions. For the purposes of sections 33-843 to 33-845, inclusive:
  • 33-844. — Sec. 33-844. Business combination with interested shareholder prohibited for five years unless approved by board of dire
  • 33-845. — Sec. 33-845. Excepted business combinations. The provisions of section 33-844 shall not apply:
  • 33-855. — Sec. 33-855. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 33-856 to 33-872, inclusive:
  • 33-856. — Sec. 33-856. Right to appraisal. (a) A shareholder is entitled to appraisal rights, and to obtain payment of the fair va
  • 33-857. — Sec. 33-857. Assertion of rights by nominees and beneficial owners. (a) A record shareholder may assert appraisal rights
  • 33-860. — Sec. 33-860. Notice of appraisal rights. (a) Where any corporate action specified in subsection (a) of section 33-856 is
  • 33-861. — Sec. 33-861. Notice of intent to demand payment. Consequences of voting or consenting. (a) If a corporate action specifi
  • 33-862. — Sec. 33-862. Appraisal notice and form. (a) If a corporate action requiring appraisal rights under subsection (a) of sec
  • 33-863. — Sec. 33-863. Perfection of rights. Right to withdraw. (a) A shareholder who receives notice pursuant to section 33-862 a
  • 33-864. — Sec. 33-864. Share restrictions. Section 33-864 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 33-865. — Sec. 33-865. Payment. (a) Except as provided in section 33-867, within thirty days after the form required by subparagra
  • 33-866. — Sec. 33-866. Failure to take action. Section 33-866 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 33-867. — Sec. 33-867. After-acquired shares. (a) A corporation may elect to withhold payment required by section 33-865 from any
  • 33-868. — Sec. 33-868. Procedure if shareholder dissatisfied with payment or offer. (a) A shareholder paid pursuant to section 33-
  • 33-871. — Sec. 33-871. Court action. (a) If a shareholder makes demand for payment under section 33-868 which remains unsettled, t
  • 33-872. — Sec. 33-872. Court costs and expenses. (a) The court in an appraisal proceeding commenced under section 33-871 shall det
  • 33-880. — Sec. 33-880. Dissolution by incorporators or initial directors. A majority of the incorporators or initial directors of
  • 33-881. — Sec. 33-881. Dissolution by board of directors and shareholders. (a) A corporation's board of directors may propose diss
  • 33-882. — Sec. 33-882. Certificate of dissolution. (a) At any time after dissolution is authorized, the corporation may dissolve b
  • 33-883. — Sec. 33-883. Revocation of dissolution. (a) A corporation may revoke its dissolution within one hundred twenty days of i
  • 33-884. — Sec. 33-884. Effect of dissolution. (a) A dissolved corporation continues its corporate existence but may not carry on a
  • 33-885. — Sec. 33-885. Requirements prior to final liquidating distribution of assets. No final liquidating distribution of assets
  • 33-886. — Sec. 33-886. Known claims against dissolved corporation. (a) A dissolved corporation may dispose of the known claims aga
  • 33-887 — Sec. 33-887b. Duties of directors of dissolved corporation. (a) Directors of a dissolved corporation shall cause the dis
  • 33-887. — Sec. 33-887. Unknown claims against dissolved corporation. (a) A dissolved corporation may also publish notice of its di
  • 33-890. — Sec. 33-890. Administrative dissolution. (a) The Secretary of the State may effect the administrative dissolution of a c
  • 33-891. — Sec. 33-891. Effect of administrative dissolution. (a) A corporation administratively dissolved continues its corporate
  • 33-892. — Sec. 33-892. Reinstatement following administrative dissolution. (a) A corporation administratively dissolved may apply
  • 33-893. — Sec. 33-893. Appeal from refusal of reinstatement. (a) If the Secretary of the State refuses to file the application for
  • 33-896. — Sec. 33-896. Grounds for judicial dissolution. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where the corporation's
  • 33-897. — Sec. 33-897. Procedure for judicial dissolution. (a) Venue for a proceeding brought by any party named in section 33-896
  • 33-898. — Sec. 33-898. Receivership or custodianship. (a) Unless an election to purchase has been filed under section 33-900, a co
  • 33-899. — Sec. 33-899. Decree of dissolution. (a) If after a hearing the court determines that one or more grounds for judicial di
  • 33-900. — Sec. 33-900. Election to purchase in lieu of dissolution. (a) In a proceeding under subdivision (1) of subsection (a) of
  • 33-903. — Sec. 33-903. Deposit of assets with State Treasurer or other state official. Assets of a dissolved corporation that shou
  • 33-910. — Sec. 33-910. Provisions applicable to specially chartered corporations. (a) Except as otherwise provided in sections 33-
  • 33-911. — Sec. 33-911. Formation of specially chartered corporation. Formation of a specially chartered corporation shall, followi
  • 33-912. — Sec. 33-912. Amendment of special charter. (a) Amendment of a special charter by the General Assembly shall require acce
  • 33-913. — Sec. 33-913. Surrender of charter and reincorporation. (a) Any specially chartered corporation may surrender its charter
  • 33-914. — Sec. 33-914. Franchise tax. (a) Specially chartered corporations formed after January 1, 1961, shall pay franchise tax a
  • 33-920. — Sec. 33-920. Authority to transact business required. (a) A foreign corporation, other than an insurance, surety or inde
  • 33-921 — Sec. 33-921a. Limited amnesty for foreign corporation transacting business without authority. Notwithstanding any provis
  • 33-921. — Sec. 33-921. Consequences of transacting business without authority. (a) A foreign corporation transacting business in t
  • 33-922. — Sec. 33-922. Application for certificate of authority. (a) A foreign corporation may apply for a certificate of authorit
  • 33-923. — Sec. 33-923. Amended certificate of authority. (a) A foreign corporation authorized to transact business in this state m
  • 33-924. — Sec. 33-924. Effect of certificate of authority. (a) A certificate of authority authorizes the foreign corporation to wh
  • 33-925. — Sec. 33-925. Corporate name of foreign corporation. (a) The corporate name of a foreign corporation must satisfy the req
  • 33-926. — Sec. 33-926. Registered office and registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) Each foreign corporation authorized to t
  • 33-927. — Sec. 33-927. Change of registered office or registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) A foreign corporation authorize
  • 33-928. — Sec. 33-928. Resignation of registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) The registered agent of a foreign corporation m
  • 33-929. — Sec. 33-929. Service of process on foreign corporation. (a) The registered agent of a foreign corporation authorized to
  • 33-932. — Sec. 33-932. Withdrawal of foreign corporation. (a) A foreign corporation authorized to transact business in this state
  • 33-935. — Sec. 33-935. Grounds for revocation. The Secretary of the State may commence a proceeding under section 33-936 to revoke
  • 33-936. — Sec. 33-936. Procedure for and effect of revocation. (a) If the Secretary of the State determines that one or more groun
  • 33-937. — Sec. 33-937. Appeal from revocation. (a) A foreign corporation may appeal the Secretary of the State's revocation of its
  • 33-945. — Sec. 33-945. Corporate records. (a) A corporation shall keep as permanent records minutes of all meetings of its shareho
  • 33-946. — Sec. 33-946. Inspection of records by shareholders. (a) A shareholder of a corporation is entitled to inspect and copy,
  • 33-947. — Sec. 33-947. Scope of inspection right. (a) A shareholder's agent or attorney has the same inspection and copying rights
  • 33-948. — Sec. 33-948. Court-ordered inspection. (a) If a corporation does not allow a shareholder who complies with subsection (a
  • 33-949. — Sec. 33-949. Inspection of records by directors. (a) A director of a corporation is entitled to inspect and copy the boo
  • 33-950. — Sec. 33-950. Exception to notice requirement. (a) Whenever notice would otherwise be required to be given under any prov
  • 33-951. — Sec. 33-951. Financial statements for shareholders. (a) A corporation, except a corporation required by law to file fina
  • 33-952. — Sec. 33-952. Other reports to shareholders. Section 33-952 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 33-953. — Sec. 33-953. Reports. (a) Each domestic corporation, except banks, trust companies, insurance or surety companies, savin
  • 33-954. — Sec. 33-954. Failure to file report. Incorrect report. (a) Any corporation required to file annual reports as provided i
  • 33-955. — Sec. 33-955. Interim notice of change of director or officer. (a) When the directors or officers of a domestic or foreig
  • 33-995. — Sec. 33-995. Applicability to domestic corporations in existence on January 1, 1997. Sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusiv
  • 33-996. — Sec. 33-996. Applicability to qualified foreign corporations. A foreign corporation authorized to transact business in t
  • 33-997 — Sec. 33-997a. Reservation of power to amend or repeal. The General Assembly has power to amend or repeal all or part of
  • 33-997. — Sec. 33-997. Saving provisions. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the repeal of a statute by pub
  • 33-998. — Sec. 33-998. Severability. If any provision of sections 33-600 to 33-998, inclusive, or its application to any person or
  • 33-999. — Sec. 33-999. Reserved for future use.
Title 602 · CT 602 (181 sections)
  • 33-1000. — Sec. 33-1000. Short title: Connecticut Revised Nonstock Corporation Act. Sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, shall b
  • 33-1001. — Sec. 33-1001. Construction of statutes. (a) Sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, shall be so construed as to provide
  • 33-1002. — Sec. 33-1002. Definitions. As used in sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive:
  • 33-1003 — Sec. 33-1003a. Qualified director. (a) For purposes of sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, a qualified director is a
  • 33-1003. — Sec. 33-1003. Notice. (a) Notice under sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, shall be in writing unless oral notice is
  • 33-1004. — Sec. 33-1004. Filing requirements. (a) A document shall satisfy the requirements of this section, and of any other secti
  • 33-1005. — Sec. 33-1005. Forms. Mailing address. (a) The Secretary of the State may prescribe and furnish on request forms for: (1)
  • 33-1006. — Sec. 33-1006. Effective time and date of document. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section and subsecti
  • 33-1007. — Sec. 33-1007. Correcting filed document. (a) A domestic or foreign corporation may correct a document filed by the Secre
  • 33-1008. — Sec. 33-1008. Filing duty of Secretary of the State. (a) If a document delivered to the office of the Secretary of the S
  • 33-1009. — Sec. 33-1009. Appeal from Secretary of the State's refusal to file document. (a) If the Secretary of the State refuses t
  • 33-1010. — Sec. 33-1010. Evidentiary effect of copy of filed document. A copy of a document filed by the Secretary of the State, wh
  • 33-1011. — Sec. 33-1011. Certificate of existence or authorization. (a) Any person may apply to the Secretary of the State to furni
  • 33-1012. — Sec. 33-1012. Penalty for signing false document. A person who signs or otherwise executes a document he knows is false
  • 33-1013. — Sec. 33-1013. Fees payable to Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State shall charge and collect the follow
  • 33-1014. — Sec. 33-1014. Franchise tax. A corporation shall pay and the Secretary of the State shall charge and collect from such c
  • 33-1015. — Sec. 33-1015. Powers of Secretary of the State. The Secretary of the State has the power reasonably necessary to perform
  • 33-1016. — Sec. 33-1016. Regulations regarding electronic filing. The Secretary of the State may adopt regulations in accordance wi
  • 33-1017. — Sec. 33-1017. Interrogatories by Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State may propound to any corporation
  • 33-1025. — Sec. 33-1025. Incorporators. One or more persons may act as the incorporator or incorporators of a corporation by delive
  • 33-1026. — Sec. 33-1026. Certificate of incorporation. (a) The certificate of incorporation shall set forth: (1) A corporate name f
  • 33-1027. — Sec. 33-1027. Incorporation. (a) The corporate existence begins when the certificate of incorporation is filed.
  • 33-1028. — Sec. 33-1028. Liability for preincorporation transactions. All persons purporting to act as or on behalf of a corporatio
  • 33-1029. — Sec. 33-1029. Organization of corporation. (a)(1) If initial directors are named in the certificate of incorporation, th
  • 33-1030. — Sec. 33-1030. Bylaws. (a) The incorporators or board of directors of a corporation shall adopt initial bylaws for the co
  • 33-1031. — Sec. 33-1031. Emergency bylaws. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, the board of directors o
  • 33-1035. — Sec. 33-1035. Purposes. (a) A corporation may be formed under sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, for the conduct of
  • 33-1036. — Sec. 33-1036. General powers. Unless its certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, every corporation has perpetua
  • 33-1037. — Sec. 33-1037. Emergency powers. (a) In anticipation of or during an emergency defined in subsection (d) of this section,
  • 33-1038. — Sec. 33-1038. Ultra vires. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the validity of corporate action ma
  • 33-1045. — Sec. 33-1045. Corporate name. (a) The name of each corporation formed after January 1, 1961: (1) Shall contain the word
  • 33-1046. — Sec. 33-1046. Reserved name. (a) A person may reserve the exclusive use of a corporate name, including a corporate name
  • 33-1047. — Sec. 33-1047. Registered name. (a) A foreign corporation may register its corporate name, or its corporate name with any
  • 33-1050. — Sec. 33-1050. Registered office and registered agent. (a) Each corporation that is required to file an annual report as
  • 33-1051. — Sec. 33-1051. Change of registered office or registered agent. (a) A corporation may change its registered office or reg
  • 33-1052. — Sec. 33-1052. Resignation of registered agent. (a) A registered agent may resign his agency appointment by signing and d
  • 33-1053. — Sec. 33-1053. Service of process on corporation. (a) A corporation's registered agent is the corporation's agent for ser
  • 33-1054. — Sec. 33-1054. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-1055. — Sec. 33-1055. Classes of members. A corporation may have one or more classes of members or may have no members. If the c
  • 33-1056. — Sec. 33-1056. Rules for membership. (a) Membership shall be governed by such rules of admission, retention, withdrawal a
  • 33-1057. — Sec. 33-1057. Corporation may impose fines and penalties and levy dues and assessments. (a) A corporation may impose fin
  • 33-1058. — Sec. 33-1058. Liability of members. (a) A member of a corporation shall not be liable to the corporation or its creditor
  • 33-1061. — Sec. 33-1061. Annual meeting. Regular meeting. (a) A corporation that has members entitled to vote for the election of d
  • 33-1062. — Sec. 33-1062. Special meeting. (a) A corporation that has members entitled to vote shall hold a special meeting of membe
  • 33-1063. — Sec. 33-1063. Court-ordered meeting. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where a corporation's principal of
  • 33-1064. — Sec. 33-1064. Action without meeting. Validity of actions at meetings not properly called. (a) Any action which, under a
  • 33-1065. — Sec. 33-1065. Notice of meeting. (a) A corporation shall notify members entitled to vote of the date and time of each an
  • 33-1066. — Sec. 33-1066. Waiver of notice. (a) A member may waive any notice required by sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, th
  • 33-1067. — Sec. 33-1067. Record date. (a) The bylaws may fix or provide the manner of fixing the record date for one or more classe
  • 33-1068. — Sec. 33-1068. Chairperson to preside. (a) At each meeting of members, a chairperson shall preside. The chairperson shall
  • 33-1069. — Sec. 33-1069. Remote participation in meetings. (a) Members of any class may participate in any meeting of members by me
  • 33-1070. — Sec. 33-1070. Members' list for meeting. (a) After fixing a record date for a meeting, a corporation shall prepare an al
  • 33-1071. — Sec. 33-1071. Member voting rights. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, each member, regardl
  • 33-1072. — Sec. 33-1072. Proxies. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or bylaws provide otherwise, a member entitled to vot
  • 33-1073. — Sec. 33-1073. Corporation's acceptance or rejection of votes. (a) If the name signed on a vote, consent, waiver or proxy
  • 33-1074. — Sec. 33-1074. Quorum and voting requirements. (a) Members entitled to vote on a matter may take action on the matter at
  • 33-1075. — Sec. 33-1075. Action by single and multiple classes of members. (a) If the certificate of incorporation or sections 33-1
  • 33-1076. — Sec. 33-1076. Other quorum or voting requirement. (a) The certificate of incorporation may provide for a greater voting
  • 33-1077. — Sec. 33-1077. Voting for directors. Cumulative voting. (a) Unless otherwise provided in the certificate of incorporation
  • 33-1078. — Sec. 33-1078. Inspectors. (a) A corporation may appoint one or more inspectors to act at a meeting of members and make a
  • 33-1079. — Sec. 33-1079. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-1080. — Sec. 33-1080. Requirements for and duties of board of directors. (a) Each corporation shall have a board of directors.
  • 33-1081. — Sec. 33-1081. Qualifications of directors. (a) The certificate of incorporation or bylaws may prescribe qualifications f
  • 33-1082. — Sec. 33-1082. Number and election of directors. (a) A board of directors shall consist of three or more individuals, wit
  • 33-1083. — Sec. 33-1083. Special provisions regarding directors. (a) The certificate of incorporation may provide that the entire m
  • 33-1084. — Sec. 33-1084. Election of directors by certain classes of members. If the certificate of incorporation authorizes classe
  • 33-1085. — Sec. 33-1085. Terms of directors generally. (a) The terms of the initial directors of a corporation expire at the first
  • 33-1086. — Sec. 33-1086. Staggered terms for directors. (a) The certificate of incorporation or, subject to the provisions of subse
  • 33-1087. — Sec. 33-1087. Resignation of directors. (a) A director may resign at any time by delivering written notice to the board
  • 33-1088. — Sec. 33-1088. Removal of directors by members or directors. (a) The members entitled to vote for the election of directo
  • 33-1089. — Sec. 33-1089. Proceedings to determine validity of election. (a) Upon application of any member, director or person aggr
  • 33-1090. — Sec. 33-1090. Removal of directors by judicial proceeding. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where a corp
  • 33-1091 — Sec. 33-1091a. Judicial appointment of board of directors. If the board of directors of a corporation ceases to exist an
  • 33-1091. — Sec. 33-1091. Vacancy on board of directors. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, if a vacanc
  • 33-1092. — Sec. 33-1092. Compensation of directors. Unless the certificate of incorporation or bylaws provide otherwise, the board
  • 33-1095. — Sec. 33-1095. Meetings. (a) The board of directors may hold regular or special meetings in or out of this state.
  • 33-1096. — Sec. 33-1096. Court-ordered meeting of directors. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where a corporation's
  • 33-1097. — Sec. 33-1097. Action without meeting. (a) Except to the extent that the certificate of incorporation or bylaws specifica
  • 33-1098. — Sec. 33-1098. Notice of meeting. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or bylaws provide otherwise, regular meetin
  • 33-1099. — Sec. 33-1099. Waiver of notice. (a) A director may waive any notice required by sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive,
  • 33-1100. — Sec. 33-1100. Quorum and voting. (a) Unless the certificate of incorporation or bylaws require a greater number or unles
  • 33-1101. — Sec. 33-1101. Committees. (a) Unless sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, the certificate of incorporation or the byl
  • 33-1104. — Sec. 33-1104. General standards for directors. (a) A director shall discharge his duties as a director, including his du
  • 33-1105. — Sec. 33-1105. Liability for unlawful distribution. (a) A director who votes for or assents to a distribution made in vio
  • 33-1106. — Sec. 33-1106. Liability for loans. Directors who vote for or assent to the making of a loan to an officer or to a direct
  • 33-1109. — Sec. 33-1109. Officers. (a) A corporation has the offices described in its bylaws. Officers shall be appointed or electe
  • 33-1110. — Sec. 33-1110. Functions of officers. Each officer has the authority and shall perform the functions set forth in the byl
  • 33-1111. — Sec. 33-1111. Standards of conduct for officers. (a) An officer with discretionary authority shall discharge his duties
  • 33-1112. — Sec. 33-1112. Resignation and removal of officers. (a) An officer may resign at any time by delivering notice to the cor
  • 33-1113. — Sec. 33-1113. Contract rights of officers. (a) The appointment of an officer does not itself create contract rights.
  • 33-1116. — Sec. 33-1116. Definitions. As used in sections 33-1116 to 33-1125, inclusive:
  • 33-1117. — Sec. 33-1117. Permissible indemnification. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, a corporation may indemnify
  • 33-1118. — Sec. 33-1118. Mandatory indemnification. A corporation shall indemnify a director who was wholly successful, on the meri
  • 33-1119. — Sec. 33-1119. Advance for expenses. (a) A corporation may, before final disposition of a proceeding, advance funds to pa
  • 33-1120. — Sec. 33-1120. Court-ordered indemnification and advance for expenses. (a) A director who is a party to a proceeding beca
  • 33-1121. — Sec. 33-1121. Determination and authorization of indemnification. (a) A corporation may not indemnify a director under s
  • 33-1122. — Sec. 33-1122. Indemnification of and advance for expenses to officers, employees and agents. (a) A corporation may indem
  • 33-1123. — Sec. 33-1123. Insurance. A corporation may purchase and maintain insurance on behalf of an individual who is a director,
  • 33-1124. — Sec. 33-1124. Variation by corporate action. (a) A corporation may, by a provision in its certificate of incorporation o
  • 33-1125. — Sec. 33-1125. Exclusivity of provisions. A corporation may provide indemnification of or advance expenses to a director,
  • 33-1126. — Sec. 33-1126. Reserved for future use.
  • 33-1127. — Sec. 33-1127. Definitions. As used in sections 33-1127 to 33-1130, inclusive:
  • 33-1128. — Sec. 33-1128. Judicial action. (a) A transaction effected or proposed to be effected by the corporation, or by an entity
  • 33-1129. — Sec. 33-1129. Directors' action. (a) Directors' action respecting a director's conflicting interest transaction is effec
  • 33-1130. — Sec. 33-1130. Members' action. (a) Members' action respecting a director's conflicting interest transaction is effective
  • 33-1131. — Sec. 33-1131. Taking advantage of a business opportunity. (a) A director's taking advantage, directly or indirectly, of
  • 33-1140. — Sec. 33-1140. Authority to amend. (a) A corporation may amend its certificate of incorporation at any time to add or cha
  • 33-1141. — Sec. 33-1141. Certain amendments by board of directors. Unless the certificate of incorporation provides otherwise, a co
  • 33-1142. — Sec. 33-1142. Amendment by board of directors and members. (a) If a corporation has members, an amendment to the certifi
  • 33-1143. — Sec. 33-1143. Amendments by incorporators. If a corporation has no members entitled to vote on the proposed amendment to
  • 33-1144. — Sec. 33-1144. Certificate of amendment. After an amendment to the certificate of incorporation has been adopted and appr
  • 33-1145. — Sec. 33-1145. Restated certificate of incorporation. (a) A corporation's board of directors may restate its certificate
  • 33-1146. — Sec. 33-1146. Amendment pursuant to reorganization. (a) A corporation's certificate of incorporation may be amended with
  • 33-1147. — Sec. 33-1147. Effect of amendment. An amendment to a certificate of incorporation does not affect a cause of action exis
  • 33-1150. — Sec. 33-1150. Amendment by board of directors or members. (a) A corporation's board of directors may amend or repeal the
  • 33-1151. — Sec. 33-1151. Bylaw increasing quorum or voting requirement for members. (a) If authorized by the certificate of incorpo
  • 33-1152. — Sec. 33-1152. Bylaw increasing quorum or voting requirement for directors. (a) A bylaw that fixes a greater quorum or vo
  • 33-1155. — Sec. 33-1155. Merger. (a) One or more corporations may merge with another corporation pursuant to a plan of merger. For
  • 33-1156. — Sec. 33-1156. Action on plan of merger. In the case of a domestic corporation that is a party to a merger:
  • 33-1157. — Sec. 33-1157. Certificate of merger. (a) After a plan of merger has been adopted and approved as required by sections 33
  • 33-1158. — Sec. 33-1158. Effect of merger. When a merger becomes effective:
  • 33-1159 — Sec. 33-1159b. Abandoned merger. (a) Unless otherwise provided in a plan of merger, after the plan has been adopted and
  • 33-1159. — Sec. 33-1159. Merger with foreign corporation. Section 33-1159 is repealed, effective July 1, 2003.
  • 33-1165. — Sec. 33-1165. Sale or other disposition of assets in regular course of affairs. Mortgage or other encumbrance or transfe
  • 33-1166. — Sec. 33-1166. Sale or other disposition of assets leaving no significant continuing activity. (a) Unless the certificate
  • 33-1170. — Sec. 33-1170. Dissolution by incorporators or initial directors. A majority of the initial directors or, if the initial
  • 33-1171. — Sec. 33-1171. Dissolution by resolution of board of directors and members. (a) A corporation's board of directors may pr
  • 33-1172. — Sec. 33-1172. Certificate of dissolution. (a) At any time after dissolution is authorized, the corporation may dissolve
  • 33-1173. — Sec. 33-1173. Revocation of dissolution. (a) A corporation may revoke its dissolution within one hundred and twenty days
  • 33-1174. — Sec. 33-1174. Effect of dissolution. (a) A dissolved corporation continues its corporate existence but may not carry on
  • 33-1175. — Sec. 33-1175. Adoption of plan for distribution of assets. A plan providing for the distribution of assets, not inconsis
  • 33-1176. — Sec. 33-1176. Liquidating distribution of assets. (a) The assets of a corporation in the process of dissolution shall be
  • 33-1177. — Sec. 33-1177. Known claims against dissolved corporation. (a) A dissolved corporation may dispose of the known claims ag
  • 33-1178 — Sec. 33-1178b. Duties of directors of dissolved corporation. (a) Directors of a dissolved corporation shall cause the di
  • 33-1178. — Sec. 33-1178. Unknown claims against dissolved corporation. (a) A dissolved corporation may also publish notice of its d
  • 33-1181. — Sec. 33-1181. Administrative dissolution. (a) The Secretary of the State may effect the administrative dissolution of a
  • 33-1182. — Sec. 33-1182. Effect of administrative dissolution. (a) A corporation administratively dissolved continues its corporate
  • 33-1183. — Sec. 33-1183. Reinstatement following administrative dissolution. (a) A corporation administratively dissolved may apply
  • 33-1184. — Sec. 33-1184. Appeal from refusal of reinstatement. (a) If the Secretary of the State refuses to file the application fo
  • 33-1187. — Sec. 33-1187. Grounds for judicial dissolution. (a) The superior court for the judicial district where the corporation's
  • 33-1188. — Sec. 33-1188. Procedure for judicial dissolution. (a) Venue for a proceeding by the Attorney General to dissolve a corpo
  • 33-1189. — Sec. 33-1189. Receivership or custodianship. (a) A court in a judicial proceeding brought to dissolve a corporation may
  • 33-1190. — Sec. 33-1190. Decree of dissolution. (a) If after a hearing the court determines that one or more grounds for judicial d
  • 33-1193. — Sec. 33-1193. Deposit of assets with State Treasurer or other state official. Assets of a dissolved corporation that sho
  • 33-1200. — Sec. 33-1200. Provisions applicable to specially chartered corporations. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection
  • 33-1201. — Sec. 33-1201. Formation of specially chartered corporation. Formation of a specially chartered corporation shall, follow
  • 33-1202. — Sec. 33-1202. Amendment of special charter. (a) Amendment of a special charter by the General Assembly shall require acc
  • 33-1203. — Sec. 33-1203. Surrender of charter and reincorporation. (a) Any specially chartered corporation may surrender its charte
  • 33-1204. — Sec. 33-1204. Franchise tax. Specially chartered corporations incorporated or reincorporated after January 1, 1961, shal
  • 33-1205. — Sec. 33-1205. Dissolution of specially chartered beach association. Except as otherwise provided by special act, any spe
  • 33-1210. — Sec. 33-1210. Authority to conduct affairs required. (a) A foreign corporation, other than an insurance, surety or indem
  • 33-1211. — Sec. 33-1211. Consequences of conducting affairs without authority. (a) A foreign corporation conducting affairs in this
  • 33-1212. — Sec. 33-1212. Application for certificate of authority. (a) A foreign corporation may apply for a certificate of authori
  • 33-1213. — Sec. 33-1213. Amended certificate of authority. (a) A foreign corporation authorized to conduct affairs in this state mu
  • 33-1214. — Sec. 33-1214. Effect of certificate of authority. (a) A certificate of authority authorizes the foreign corporation to w
  • 33-1215. — Sec. 33-1215. Corporate name of foreign corporation. (a) The corporate name of a foreign corporation must satisfy the re
  • 33-1216. — Sec. 33-1216. Registered office and registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) Each foreign corporation authorized to
  • 33-1217. — Sec. 33-1217. Change of registered office or registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) A foreign corporation authoriz
  • 33-1218. — Sec. 33-1218. Resignation of registered agent of foreign corporation. (a) The registered agent of a foreign corporation
  • 33-1219. — Sec. 33-1219. Service of process on foreign corporation. (a) The registered agent of a foreign corporation authorized to
  • 33-1222. — Sec. 33-1222. Withdrawal of foreign corporation. (a) A foreign corporation authorized to conduct affairs in this state m
  • 33-1225. — Sec. 33-1225. Grounds for revocation. The Secretary of the State may commence a proceeding under section 33-1226 to revo
  • 33-1226. — Sec. 33-1226. Procedure for and effect of revocation. (a) If the Secretary of the State determines that one or more grou
  • 33-1227. — Sec. 33-1227. Appeal from revocation. (a) A foreign corporation may appeal the Secretary of the State's revocation of it
  • 33-1235. — Sec. 33-1235. Corporate records. (a) A corporation shall keep as permanent records minutes of all meetings of its member
  • 33-1236. — Sec. 33-1236. Inspection of records by members. (a) A member is entitled to inspect and copy, during regular business ho
  • 33-1237. — Sec. 33-1237. Scope of inspection right. (a) A member's agent or attorney has the same inspection and copying rights as
  • 33-1238. — Sec. 33-1238. Court-ordered inspection. (a) If a corporation does not allow a member who complies with subsection (a) of
  • 33-1239. — Sec. 33-1239. Inspection of records by directors. (a) A director of a corporation is entitled to inspect and copy the bo
  • 33-1240. — Sec. 33-1240. Exception to notice requirement. (a) Whenever notice is required to be given under any provision of sectio
  • 33-1241. — Sec. 33-1241. Financial statements. (a) A corporation shall prepare annual financial statements, which may be consolidat
  • 33-1242. — Sec. 33-1242. Other reports to members. Section 33-1242 is repealed, effective October 1, 2001.
  • 33-1243. — Sec. 33-1243. Reports. (a) Each domestic corporation, except banks, trust companies, insurance or surety companies, savi
  • 33-1244. — Sec. 33-1244. Failure to file report. Incorrect report. (a) Any corporation required to file annual reports as provided
  • 33-1245. — Sec. 33-1245. Interim notice of change of director or officer. (a) When the directors or officers of a domestic or forei
  • 33-1285. — Sec. 33-1285. Judicial relief. (a) If for any reason it is impractical or impossible for any corporation to call or cond
  • 33-1286. — Sec. 33-1286. Applicability to domestic corporations in existence on January 1, 1997. Sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclu
  • 33-1287. — Sec. 33-1287. Applicability to qualified foreign corporations. A foreign corporation authorized to conduct affairs in th
  • 33-1288. — Sec. 33-1288. Savings provisions. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the repeal of a statute by p
  • 33-1289. — Sec. 33-1289. Reservation of power to amend or repeal. The General Assembly has the power to amend or repeal all or part
  • 33-1290. — Sec. 33-1290. Severability. If any provision of sections 33-1000 to 33-1290, inclusive, or its application to any person
Title 603 · CT 603 (7 sections)
  • 33-1331. — Sec. 33-1331. Prohibited actions re investigations. After the inception of an investigation by the state, or after reaso
  • 33-1332. — Sec. 33-1332. Prohibited actions by accountants auditing certain corporations. No accountant who conducts an audit of a
  • 33-1333. — Sec. 33-1333. Corporate officers required to certify financial statements. Penalties. (a) Each officer of a corporation
  • 33-1334. — Sec. 33-1334. Registered public accounting firm prohibited from violating Section 10a(g) of Securities Exchange Act of 1
  • 33-1335. — Sec. 33-1335. Violations deemed unfair or deceptive trade practices. A violation of sections 33-1331 to 33-1334, inclusi
  • 33-1336. — Sec. 33-1336. Whistle-blowing protections for employees of certain corporations. (a) No corporation organized under the
  • 33-1337. — Sec. 33-1337. Filing fraudulent report. A person is guilty of filing a fraudulent report if the person (1) knowingly or
Title 604 · CT 604 (15 sections)
  • 33-1350. — Sec. 33-1350. Short title: Connecticut Benefit Corporation Act. Sections 33-1350 to 33-1364, inclusive, shall be known a
  • 33-1351. — Sec. 33-1351. Definitions. As used in this section and sections 33-1352 to 33-1364, inclusive:
  • 33-1352. — Sec. 33-1352. Construction of statutes. (a) The provisions of this section and sections 33-1353 to 33-1364, inclusive, s
  • 33-1353. — Sec. 33-1353. Incorporation of benefit corporation. A benefit corporation shall be incorporated in accordance with the p
  • 33-1354. — Sec. 33-1354. Election of benefit corporation status. (a) A business corporation that is not a benefit corporation may e
  • 33-1355. — Sec. 33-1355. Legacy preservation provision. (a) A benefit corporation may, not earlier than twenty-four months after th
  • 33-1356. — Sec. 33-1356. Termination of benefit corporation status. (a) Except for a benefit corporation that adopts a legacy prese
  • 33-1357. — Sec. 33-1357. Purposes. (a) A benefit corporation shall have a purpose of creating a general public benefit. Such purpos
  • 33-1358. — Sec. 33-1358. Standards of conduct for directors. (a) In discharging the duties of their respective positions and consid
  • 33-1359. — Sec. 33-1359. Benefit director. (a) The board of directors of a benefit corporation that is a publicly traded corporatio
  • 33-1360. — Sec. 33-1360. Standards of conduct for officers. (a) Each officer of a benefit corporation shall consider the interests
  • 33-1361. — Sec. 33-1361. Benefit officer. A benefit corporation may designate a benefit officer. A benefit officer shall have (1) t
  • 33-1362. — Sec. 33-1362. Right of action. Benefit enforcement proceeding. (a) Except in a benefit enforcement proceeding, no person
  • 33-1363. — Sec. 33-1363. Third-party standard. Preparation of annual benefit report. (a) A benefit corporation shall select a third
  • 33-1364. — Sec. 33-1364. Availability of annual benefit report. (a) A benefit corporation shall send its annual benefit report to e
Title 608 · CT 608 (2 sections)
  • 33-2000. — Sec. 33-2000. Conversion of stock corporation organized before January 1, 1920, to nonstock corporation. A stock corpora
  • 33-2001. — Sec. 33-2001. Commission on Connecticut's Leadership in Corporation and Business Law. Section 33-2001 is repealed, effec
Title 610 · CT 610 (39 sections)
  • 34-10 — Sec. 34-10d. Delivery of certificates to limited partners. Upon the return by the Secretary of the State pursuant to sec
  • 34-10. — Sec. 34-10. Formation of limited partnership; certificate of limited partnership. (a) In order to form a limited partner
  • 34-11. — Sec. 34-11. Authorized types of business. A limited partnership may carry on any business which a partnership without li
  • 34-12. — Sec. 34-12. Form of contributions by partner. Section 34-12 is repealed.
  • 34-13 — Sec. 34-13f. Failure to file report. Incorrect report. (a) Any limited partnership required to file an annual report as
  • 34-13. — Sec. 34-13. Name. The name of each limited partnership as set forth in its certificate of limited partnership:
  • 34-14. — Sec. 34-14. Liability for false statement in certificates. If any certificate of limited partnership or certificate of a
  • 34-15 — Sec. 34-15b. Voting rights of general partners. The partnership agreement may grant to all or certain identified general
  • 34-15. — Sec. 34-15. Liability of limited partners to third parties. (a) Except as provided in subsection (d) of this section, a
  • 34-16. — Sec. 34-16. Admission of additional limited partners. After the formation of a limited partnership, a person becomes a l
  • 34-17 — Sec. 34-17a. Admission of additional general partners. After the filing of a limited partnership's original certificate
  • 34-17. — Sec. 34-17. General powers and liabilities of general partners. (a) Except as provided in this chapter or in the partner
  • 34-18. — Sec. 34-18. Rights of limited partner. Each limited partner shall have the right to:
  • 34-19. — Sec. 34-19. Person erroneously believing himself a limited partner not a general partner, when. (a) Except as provided i
  • 34-20 — Sec. 34-20e. Partner's right to distribution. At the time a partner becomes entitled to receive a distribution, he has t
  • 34-20. — Sec. 34-20. Contributions and sharing in profits, losses and distributions by general partners. Rights, powers, restrict
  • 34-21. — Sec. 34-21. Business transactions of partner with partnership. Except as provided in the partnership agreement, a partne
  • 34-24. — Sec. 34-24. Limitation on amount of distribution. A partner may not receive a distribution from a limited partnership to
  • 34-25 — Sec. 34-25a. Liability of partner upon return of any part of his contribution. (a) If a partner has received the return
  • 34-25. — Sec. 34-25. Liability of partner to contribute cash or property or perform services; obligation may be compromised with
  • 34-27 — Sec. 34-27d. Distribution to partner upon withdrawal; payment of partner's fair value of his interest in limited partner
  • 34-27. — Sec. 34-27. Assignment of partnership interest. Nature of assignee's interest. Evidence of partner's interest. (a) Excep
  • 34-28 — Sec. 34-28c. Winding up of limited partnership. (a) Except as provided in the partnership agreement, the general partner
  • 34-28. — Sec. 34-28. Person ceases to be general partner, when. Except as approved by a specific written consent of all partners
  • 34-29. — Sec. 34-29. Powers of legal representative or successor of deceased, incompetent, dissolved or terminated partner. If a
  • 34-30. — Sec. 34-30. Rights of judgment creditor to charge partnership interest of partner. On application to a court of competen
  • 34-31. — Sec. 34-31. Order of distribution of assets upon winding up of limited partnership. Upon the winding up of a limited par
  • 34-32 — Sec. 34-32c. Reinstatement after cancellation. (a) At any time after cancellation of a certificate of limited partnershi
  • 34-32. — Sec. 34-32. Amendment of certificate. (a) A certificate of limited partnership shall be amended by filing a certificate
  • 34-33 — Sec. 34-33f. Effect of merger or consolidation. (a) The survivor shall be a single limited partnership, which, in the ca
  • 34-33. — Sec. 34-33. Amendment or cancellation of certificate by court order. If a person required by section 34-10a to execute a
  • 34-34 — Sec. 34-34d. Derivative actions, expenses. If a derivative action is successful, in whole or in part, or if anything is
  • 34-34. — Sec. 34-34. Contributor as party to proceedings affecting partnership. Section 34-34 is repealed.
  • 34-35. — Sec. 34-35. Citation of chapter. This chapter may be cited as The Uniform Limited Partnership Act.
  • 34-36. — Sec. 34-36. Construction of chapter. This chapter shall be so interpreted and construed as to effect its general purpose
  • 34-37. — Sec. 34-37. Applicability of the rules of law and equity. In any case not provided for in this chapter or sections 34-30
  • 34-38 — Sec. 34-38u. Foreign limited partnerships. Revocation of certificate of registration. (a) The certificate of registratio
  • 34-38. — Sec. 34-38. Partnerships formed prior to October 1, 1979. (a) A limited partnership formed under any statute of this sta
  • 34-9. — Sec. 34-9. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
Title 611 · CT 611 (1 sections)
  • 34-81 — Sec. 34-81a. Transferred to Chapter 614, Part X, Sec. 34-400.
Title 612 · CT 612 (1 sections)
  • 34-82. — Sec. 34-82. Association to practice profession. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 34-300 to 34-434, inclusi
Title 613 · CT 613 (1 sections)
  • chap_613 — Chapter 613 - Limited Liability Companies
Title 614 · CT 614 (75 sections)
  • 34-300. — Sec. 34-300. Short title: Uniform Partnership Act. Sections 34-300 to 34-399, inclusive, may be cited as the Uniform Par
  • 34-301. — Sec. 34-301. Definitions. As used in sections 34-300 to 34-434, inclusive:
  • 34-302. — Sec. 34-302. Knowledge and notice. (a) A person knows a fact if the person has actual knowledge of it.
  • 34-303. — Sec. 34-303. Effect of partnership agreement. Nonwaivable provisions. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b)
  • 34-304. — Sec. 34-304. Supplemental principles of law. (a) Unless displaced by particular provisions of sections 34-300 to 34-399,
  • 34-305. — Sec. 34-305. Execution, filing and recording of statements. (a) A statement may be filed in the office of the Secretary
  • 34-306. — Sec. 34-306. Law governing internal relations. The law of the jurisdiction in which a partnership has its chief executiv
  • 34-307. — Sec. 34-307. Partnership subject to statutory amendment or repeal. A partnership governed by sections 34-300 to 34-399,
  • 34-308. — Sec. 34-308. Powers of Secretary of the State. The Secretary of the State has the power reasonably necessary to perform
  • 34-313. — Sec. 34-313. Partnership as entity. A partnership is an entity distinct from its partners.
  • 34-314. — Sec. 34-314. Formation of partnership. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b) of this section, the associati
  • 34-315. — Sec. 34-315. Partnership property. Property acquired by a partnership is property of the partnership and not of the part
  • 34-316. — Sec. 34-316. When property is partnership property. (a) Property is partnership property if acquired in the name of: (1)
  • 34-322. — Sec. 34-322. Partner as agent of partnership. Subject to the effect of a statement of partnership authority under sectio
  • 34-323. — Sec. 34-323. Transfer of partnership property. (a) Partnership property may be transferred as follows:
  • 34-324. — Sec. 34-324. Statement of partnership authority. (a) A partnership may file a statement of partnership authority, which:
  • 34-325. — Sec. 34-325. Statement of denial. A partner or other person named as a partner in a filed statement of partnership autho
  • 34-326. — Sec. 34-326. Partnership liable for partner's actionable conduct. (a) A partnership is liable for loss or injury caused
  • 34-327. — Sec. 34-327. Liability of partner. Insurance. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsections (b), (c) and (d) of this s
  • 34-328. — Sec. 34-328. Actions by and against partnership and partners. (a) A partnership may sue and be sued in the name of the p
  • 34-329. — Sec. 34-329. Liability of purported partner. (a) If a person, by words or conduct, purports to be a partner or consents
  • 34-335. — Sec. 34-335. Rights and duties of a partner. (a) Each partner is deemed to have an account that is: (1) Credited with an
  • 34-336. — Sec. 34-336. Distributions in kind. A partner has no right to receive, and may not be required to accept, a distribution
  • 34-337. — Sec. 34-337. Rights and duties of a partner with respect to information. (a) A partnership shall keep its books and reco
  • 34-338. — Sec. 34-338. General standards of conduct of a partner. (a) The only fiduciary duties a partner owes to the partnership
  • 34-339. — Sec. 34-339. Actions by partnership and partners. (a) A partnership may maintain an action against a partner for a breac
  • 34-340. — Sec. 34-340. Continuation of partnership beyond definite term or particular undertaking. (a) If a partnership for a defi
  • 34-346. — Sec. 34-346. Partner not co-owner of partnership property. A partner is not a co-owner of partnership property and has n
  • 34-347. — Sec. 34-347. Partner's transferable interest in partnership. The only transferable interest of a partner in the partners
  • 34-348. — Sec. 34-348. Transfer of partner's transferable interest. (a) A transfer, in whole or in part, of a partner's transferab
  • 34-349. — Sec. 34-349. Partner's transferable interest subject to charging order. (a) On application by a judgment creditor of a p
  • 34-355. — Sec. 34-355. Events causing partner's dissociation. A partner is dissociated from a partnership upon the occurrence of a
  • 34-356. — Sec. 34-356. Partner's power to dissociate. Wrongful dissociation. (a) A partner has the power to dissociate at any time
  • 34-357. — Sec. 34-357. Effect of partner's dissociation. (a) If a partner's dissociation results in a dissolution and winding up o
  • 34-362. — Sec. 34-362. Purchase of dissociated partner's interest. (a) If a partner is dissociated from a partnership without resu
  • 34-363. — Sec. 34-363. Dissociated partner's power to bind and liability to partnership. (a) For two years after a partner dissoci
  • 34-364. — Sec. 34-364. Dissociated partner's liability to other persons. (a) A partner's dissociation does not of itself discharge
  • 34-365. — Sec. 34-365. Statement of dissociation. (a) A dissociated partner or the partnership may file a statement of dissociatio
  • 34-366. — Sec. 34-366. Continued use of partnership name. Continued use of a partnership name, or a dissociated partner's name as
  • 34-372. — Sec. 34-372. Events causing dissolution and winding up of partnership business. A partnership is dissolved, and its busi
  • 34-373. — Sec. 34-373. Partnership continues after dissolution. (a) Subject to subsection (b) of this section, a partnership conti
  • 34-374. — Sec. 34-374. Right to wind up partnership business. (a) After dissolution, a partner who has not wrongfully dissociated
  • 34-375. — Sec. 34-375. Partner's power to bind partnership after dissolution. Subject to section 34-376, a partnership is bound by
  • 34-376. — Sec. 34-376. Statement of dissolution. (a) After dissolution, a partner who has not wrongfully dissociated may file a st
  • 34-377. — Sec. 34-377. Partner's liability to other partners after dissolution. (a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (b)
  • 34-378. — Sec. 34-378. Settlement of accounts and contributions among partners. (a) In winding up a partnership's business, the as
  • 34-384. — Sec. 34-384. Definitions. In this section and sections 34-388 to 34-390, inclusive:
  • 34-388. — Sec. 34-388. Merger of partnerships. (a) Pursuant to a plan of merger approved as provided in subsection (c) of this sec
  • 34-389. — Sec. 34-389. Effect of merger. (a) When a merger takes effect:
  • 34-390. — Sec. 34-390. Statement of merger. (a) After a merger, the partnership may file a statement that one or more partnerships
  • 34-391. — Sec. 34-391. Nonexclusive. Section 34-391 is repealed, effective January 1, 2014.
  • 34-397. — Sec. 34-397. Uniformity of application and construction. Sections 34-300 to 34-399, inclusive, shall be applied and cons
  • 34-398. — Sec. 34-398. Applicability. (a) Before January 1, 2002, sections 34-300 to 34-399, inclusive, govern only a partnership
  • 34-399. — Sec. 34-399. Savings clause. Sections 34-300 to 34-399, inclusive, do not affect an action or proceeding commenced or ri
  • 34-400. — Sec. 34-400. (Formerly Sec. 34-81a). Recognition and regulation of partnerships. (1) A partnership, including a register
  • 34-406. — Sec. 34-406. (Formerly Sec. 34-81s). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Name. (a) The name of a regist
  • 34-407. — Sec. 34-407. (Formerly Sec. 34-81t). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Reservation of name. (a) The e
  • 34-408. — Sec. 34-408. (Formerly Sec. 34-81u). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Statutory agent for service. (
  • 34-409. — Sec. 34-409. (Formerly Sec. 34-81v). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Amendment of certificate. The
  • 34-410. — Sec. 34-410. (Formerly Sec. 34-81w). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Execution of documents. (a) Un
  • 34-411. — Sec. 34-411. (Formerly Sec. 34-81x). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Filing of documents. (a) The o
  • 34-412. — Sec. 34-412. (Formerly Sec. 34-81y). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Interrogatories by Secretary o
  • 34-413. — Sec. 34-413. (Formerly Sec. 34-81z). Domestic and foreign limited liability partnerships: Fees payable to Secretary of t
  • 34-419. — Sec. 34-419. (Formerly Sec. 34-81b). Domestic limited liability partnership: Filing of certificate. (a) To become a regi
  • 34-420. — Sec. 34-420. (Formerly Sec. 34-81c). Domestic limited liability partnership: Annual report. (a) Each registered limited
  • 34-421. — Sec. 34-421. (Formerly Sec. 34-81d). Domestic limited liability partnership: Failure to file report. Incorrect report. (
  • 34-422 — Sec. 34-422a. Domestic limited liability partnership: Reinstatement after revocation. (a) At any time after revocation o
  • 34-422. — Sec. 34-422. (Formerly Sec. 34-81e). Domestic limited liability partnership: Revocation of certificate. (a) The Secretar
  • 34-423. — Sec. 34-423. (Formerly Sec. 34-81f). Domestic limited liability partnership: Renunciation of status. A registered limite
  • 34-429. — Sec. 34-429. (Formerly Sec. 34-81j). Foreign limited liability partnership: Filing certificate of authority to transact
  • 34-430. — Sec. 34-430. (Formerly Sec. 34-81k). Foreign limited liability partnership: Transacting business without filing certific
  • 34-431. — Sec. 34-431. (Formerly Sec. 34-81l). Foreign limited liability partnership: Annual report. (a) A foreign registered limi
  • 34-432. — Sec. 34-432. (Formerly Sec. 34-81m). Foreign limited liability partnership: Failure to file report. Incorrect report. (a
  • 34-433. — Sec. 34-433. (Formerly Sec. 34-81n). Foreign limited liability partnership: Revocation of certificate of authority. (a)
  • 34-434. — Sec. 34-434. (Formerly Sec. 34-81o). Foreign limited liability partnership: Withdrawal of certificate of authority. A fo
Title 615 · CT 615 (38 sections)
  • 34-500. — Sec. 34-500. Short title: Connecticut Statutory Trust Act. Sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive, shall be known and may
  • 34-501. — Sec. 34-501. Definitions. For purposes of sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive:
  • 34-502 — Sec. 34-502b. Powers and liabilities of statutory trust. A statutory trust shall have the power to sue and be sued in it
  • 34-502. — Sec. 34-502. Authorization of statutory trust. Applicability to common law business trusts. Governing law. (a) A statuto
  • 34-503. — Sec. 34-503. Certificate of trust. Filing of documents. (a) Every statutory trust shall file a signed copy of its certif
  • 34-504. — Sec. 34-504. Execution of certificates. (a) Each certificate required by sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive, to be fil
  • 34-505. — Sec. 34-505. Effective time and date of certificate. Upon the filing of a certificate of trust with the Secretary of the
  • 34-506. — Sec. 34-506. Name of statutory trust. Reservation of name. (a) The name of each statutory trust as set forth in its cert
  • 34-507. — Sec. 34-507. Appointment of statutory agent for service of process. (a) Each statutory trust shall have and maintain a s
  • 34-508. — Sec. 34-508. Service of process. (a) A trustee of a statutory trust may be served with process in all civil actions or p
  • 34-509. — Sec. 34-509. Fees payable to the Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State shall charge and collect the fol
  • 34-510. — Sec. 34-510. Interrogatories by Secretary of the State. (a) The Secretary of the State may propound to any statutory tru
  • 34-511. — Sec. 34-511. Powers of Secretary of the State. The Secretary of the State has the power reasonably necessary to perform
  • 34-515. — Sec. 34-515. Contributions by beneficial owners. (a) A contribution of a beneficial owner to the statutory trust may be
  • 34-516. — Sec. 34-516. Rights of beneficial owners in property of statutory trust. (a) Except to the extent otherwise provided in
  • 34-517. — Sec. 34-517. Management of statutory trust. (a) Except to the extent otherwise provided in the governing instrument of t
  • 34-518. — Sec. 34-518. Existence of statutory trust. (a) Except to the extent otherwise provided in the governing instrument of th
  • 34-519. — Sec. 34-519. Applicability of laws pertaining to trusts. Classification for taxation purposes. Except to the extent othe
  • 34-520. — Sec. 34-520. Applicability of law re foreign corporation acting as trustee. Sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive, do not
  • 34-521. — Sec. 34-521. Merger or consolidation. (a) Pursuant to an agreement of merger or consolidation, a statutory trust may mer
  • 34-522. — Sec. 34-522. Derivative actions. (a) A beneficial owner may bring an action in the Superior Court in the right of a stat
  • 34-523. — Sec. 34-523. Liability of beneficial owners, trustees, officers, employees and managers. (a) Except to the extent otherw
  • 34-524. — Sec. 34-524. Indemnification. (a) Subject to such standards and restrictions, if any, as are set forth in the governing
  • 34-530. — Sec. 34-530. Governing law. Subject to the Constitution of this state, the laws of the state or other jurisdictions unde
  • 34-531. — Sec. 34-531. Registration with Secretary of the State. Before transacting business in this state, a foreign statutory tr
  • 34-532. — Sec. 34-532. Appointment of agent for service of process. (a) Each foreign statutory trust shall, before transacting bus
  • 34-533. — Sec. 34-533. Service of process on statutory agent. (a) Any process, notice or demand in connection with any action or p
  • 34-534. — Sec. 34-534. Issuance of registration. (a) If the Secretary of the State finds that an application for registration conf
  • 34-535. — Sec. 34-535. Name. The Secretary of the State shall not issue a registration to, or file any documents submitted by, any
  • 34-536. — Sec. 34-536. Amendment of application for registration. (a) The application for registration of a foreign statutory trus
  • 34-537. — Sec. 34-537. Cancellation of registration. (a) A foreign statutory trust authorized to transact business in this state m
  • 34-538. — Sec. 34-538. Revocation of certificate of registration. (a) The certificate of registration of a foreign statutory trust
  • 34-539. — Sec. 34-539. Transaction of business without registration. (a) A foreign statutory trust transacting business in this st
  • 34-540. — Sec. 34-540. Activities not constituting transacting business in this state. (a) Any foreign statutory trust may purchas
  • 34-541. — Sec. 34-541. Action by Attorney General. The Attorney General may maintain an action to restrain a foreign statutory tru
  • 34-545. — Sec. 34-545. Reservation of power to amend or repeal. All provisions of sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive, may be alt
  • 34-546. — Sec. 34-546. Rules of construction. (a) The rule that statutes in derogation of the common law are to be strictly constr
  • 34-547. — Sec. 34-547. Severability. If any provision of sections 34-500 to 34-547, inclusive, or its application to any person or
Title 616 · CT 616 (33 sections)
  • 34-600. — Sec. 34-600. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 34-601. — Sec. 34-601. Relationship of chapter to other laws. (a) Unless displaced by the particular provisions of this chapter, t
  • 34-602. — Sec. 34-602. Required notice or approval. Restriction re property held for charitable purpose. (a) A domestic or foreign
  • 34-603. — Sec. 34-603. Status of filings. A filing under this chapter signed by a domestic entity shall become part of the public
  • 34-604. — Sec. 34-604. Nonexclusivity. The fact that a transaction under this chapter produces a certain result shall not preclude
  • 34-605. — Sec. 34-605. Reference to external facts. A plan may refer to facts ascertainable outside of the plan, provided the mann
  • 34-606. — Sec. 34-606. Alternative means of approval of transactions. Except as otherwise provided in the organic law or organic r
  • 34-607. — Sec. 34-607. Appraisal rights. (a) An interest holder of a domestic merging, acquired, converting or domesticating corpo
  • 34-608. — Sec. 34-608. Excluded entities and transactions. (a) The following entities shall not participate in a transaction under
  • 34-611. — Sec. 34-611. Merger authorized. (a) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, by complying with this part, (
  • 34-612. — Sec. 34-612. Plan of merger. (a) A domestic entity may become a party to a merger under this part by approving a plan of
  • 34-613. — Sec. 34-613. Approval of plan of merger. (a) A plan of merger is not effective unless it has been approved:
  • 34-614. — Sec. 34-614. Amendment or abandonment of plan of merger. (a) A plan of merger of a domestic merging entity may be amende
  • 34-615. — Sec. 34-615. Certificate of merger; effective date. (a) A certificate of merger shall be signed on behalf of each mergin
  • 34-616. — Sec. 34-616. Effect of merger. (a) When a merger becomes effective:
  • 34-621. — Sec. 34-621. Interest exchange authorized. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, by complying with this part
  • 34-622. — Sec. 34-622. Plan of interest exchange. (a) A domestic entity may be the acquired entity in an interest exchange by appr
  • 34-623. — Sec. 34-623. Approval of interest exchange. (a) A plan of interest exchange shall not be effective unless it has been ap
  • 34-624. — Sec. 34-624. Amendment or abandonment of plan of interest exchange. (a) A plan of interest exchange of a domestic acquir
  • 34-625. — Sec. 34-625. Certificate of interest exchange; effective date. (a) A certificate of interest exchange shall be signed on
  • 34-626. — Sec. 34-626. Effect of interest exchange. (a) When an interest exchange becomes effective:
  • 34-631. — Sec. 34-631. Conversion authorized. (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, by complying with this chapter, a
  • 34-632. — Sec. 34-632. Plan of conversion. (a) A domestic entity may convert to a different type of entity under this part by appr
  • 34-633. — Sec. 34-633. Approval of plan of conversion. (a) A plan of conversion shall not be effective unless it has been approved
  • 34-634. — Sec. 34-634. Amendment or abandonment of plan of conversion. (a) A plan of conversion of a domestic converting entity ma
  • 34-635. — Sec. 34-635. Certificate of conversion; effective date. (a) A certificate of conversion shall be signed on behalf of the
  • 34-636. — Sec. 34-636. Effect of conversion. (a) When a conversion becomes effective:
  • 34-641. — Sec. 34-641. Domestication authorized. (a) As used in this part, “domestic entity” means, with respect to a foreign juri
  • 34-642. — Sec. 34-642. Plan of domestication. (a) A domestic entity may become a foreign entity in a domestication by approving a
  • 34-643. — Sec. 34-643. Approval of plan of domestication. (a) A plan of domestication shall not be effective unless it has been ap
  • 34-644. — Sec. 34-644. Amendment or abandonment of plan of domestication. (a) A plan of domestication of a domestic domesticating
  • 34-645. — Sec. 34-645. Certificate of domestication; effective date. (a) A certificate of domestication shall be signed on behalf
  • 34-646. — Sec. 34-646. Effect of domestication. (a) When a domestication becomes effective:
Title 620 · CT 620 (4 sections)
  • 35-1 — Sec. 35-1e. Prohibition on use of assumed or fictitious name that includes name of municipality in printed advertisement
  • 35-1. — Sec. 35-1. Use of fictitious business names. Prohibitions and exceptions. Penalty. Unfair trade practices. Section 35-1
  • 35-2. — Sec. 35-2. Use of word “banking” and similar words as part of business name. No partnership, common law trust or associa
  • 35-3. — Sec. 35-3. Use of word “banking” by bankers' associations. The provisions of sections 33-655 and 35-2 shall not apply to
Title 623 · CT 623 (5 sections)
  • 35-19. — Sec. 35-19. Description may be registered. Any person or corporation engaged in manufacturing, bottling or selling soda
  • 35-20. — Sec. 35-20. Unlawful use of devices; penalty. No person, other than the owner of such name, mark or device, shall fill w
  • 35-21. — Sec. 35-21. Presumption of unlawful use. The use by any person other than the person whose device, name or mark is or ha
  • 35-22. — Sec. 35-22. Issue of search warrant. Whenever any person mentioned in section 35-19, or his agent, makes oath before any
  • 35-23. — Sec. 35-23. When refiling of device not required. Section 35-23 is repealed.
Title 624 · CT 624 (27 sections)
  • 35-24. — Sec. 35-24. Short title: Connecticut Antitrust Act. This chapter shall be known as the “Connecticut Antitrust Act”.
  • 35-25. — Sec. 35-25. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context indicates otherwise:
  • 35-26. — Sec. 35-26. Restraint of trade or commerce unlawful. Every contract, combination, or conspiracy in restraint of any part
  • 35-27. — Sec. 35-27. Monopolization or attempt to monopolize unlawful. Every contract, combination, or conspiracy to monopolize,
  • 35-28. — Sec. 35-28. Acts unlawful when purpose or effect is restraint of trade or commerce. Without limiting section 35-26, ever
  • 35-29. — Sec. 35-29. Acts unlawful where effect is substantial lessening of competition or creation of monopoly. Every lease, sal
  • 35-30. — Sec. 35-30. Application of chapter. This chapter applies to every contract, combination, or conspiracy in restraint of a
  • 35-31. — Sec. 35-31. Exceptions. (a) Nothing contained in this chapter shall be construed to forbid the existence or operation of
  • 35-32 — Sec. 35-32a. Funds received by state re antitrust actions deposited in General Fund. (a) All (1) gifts or grants made to
  • 35-32. — Sec. 35-32. Attorney General to bring actions in the name of state or as parens patriae. (a) The Attorney General, in th
  • 35-33. — Sec. 35-33. Superior Court jurisdiction. The Superior Court of this state is hereby vested with jurisdiction to prevent
  • 35-34. — Sec. 35-34. Injunctive relief. The state or any person, including, but not limited to, a consumer, may sue for injunctiv
  • 35-35. — Sec. 35-35. Treble damages for injury to business or property. The state, or any person, including, but not limited to,
  • 35-36 — Sec. 35-36a. Proceedings for forfeiture of franchise. Upon the entering of a final judgment or decree, other than a stip
  • 35-36. — Sec. 35-36. Final judgment in action brought by Attorney General as prima facie evidence. Any final judgment or decree,
  • 35-37. — Sec. 35-37. Copies of complaints to Attorney General. Any person filing a complaint, counterclaim, or answer, for any vi
  • 35-38. — Sec. 35-38. Civil penalties for violations. In any action instituted by the Attorney General, any individual who has bee
  • 35-39. — Sec. 35-39. Liability of legal or commercial entity for acts of agents. A corporation, association, firm, partnership, p
  • 35-40. — Sec. 35-40. Limitation of actions. Accrual of cause of action for continuing violation. Any action under sections 35-34
  • 35-41. — Sec. 35-41. Suspension of statute of limitations. If any proceeding or action is commenced by the Attorney General for a
  • 35-42. — Sec. 35-42. Investigation of alleged violation. Issuance of subpoenas and written interrogatories. Enforcement of compli
  • 35-43. — Sec. 35-43. Attachment. No person, including, but not limited to, a consumer, commencing an action under sections 35-34
  • 35-44 — Sec. 35-44b. Judicial construction of Connecticut Antitrust Act. It is the intent of the General Assembly that in constr
  • 35-44. — Sec. 35-44. Actions and proceedings to be in accordance with civil actions statutes. Unless otherwise set forth in this
  • 35-45. — Sec. 35-45. Price discrimination prohibited in commercial transactions. Rebuttal of prima-facie case. (a) No person enga
  • 35-46 — Sec. 35-46a. Assertion and proof of certain defenses. In any action brought under subsection (c) of section 35-32 or see
  • 35-46. — Sec. 35-46. Joint research and development ventures. Any person, as defined in section 35-25, who is in compliance with
Title 625 · CT 625 (9 sections)
  • 35-50. — Sec. 35-50. Citation of chapter. This chapter may be cited as the Uniform Trade Secrets Act.
  • 35-51. — Sec. 35-51. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise:
  • 35-52. — Sec. 35-52. Injunctive relief. (a) Actual or threatened misappropriation may be enjoined upon application to any court o
  • 35-53. — Sec. 35-53. Damages. Punitive damages for wilful and malicious misappropriation. (a) In addition to or in lieu of injunc
  • 35-54. — Sec. 35-54. Attorney's fees. If a claim of misappropriation is made in bad faith or a motion to terminate an injunction
  • 35-55. — Sec. 35-55. Protection of trade secrets by court. In an action under this chapter, a court shall preserve the secrecy of
  • 35-56. — Sec. 35-56. Limitation of action for misappropriation. No action for misappropriation shall be brought but within three
  • 35-57. — Sec. 35-57. Provisions of chapter supersede conflicting law re civil liability. Limitation. (a) Unless otherwise agreed
  • 35-58. — Sec. 35-58. Rules of construction. This chapter shall be applied and construed to effectuate its general purpose to make
Title 664 · CT 664 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-3. Other defined terms. Other definitions applying to this title or to specified parts thereof and the sections
Title 665 · CT 665 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-287. Compliance with federal Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act. Each Connecticut bank shall compl
Title 666 · CT 666 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-428n. Involuntary liquidation of business and property of foreign banks having a state branch or state agency.
Title 667 · CT 667 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-476. Compliance with federal Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act. Each Connecticut credit union sha
Title 668 · CT 668 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-636f. Regulations. The commissioner may adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chapter 54, to
Title 669 · CT 669 (1 sections)
  • 36 — Sec. 36a-872. Penalties. (a) Any provider who violates any provision of sections 36a-861 to 36a-870, inclusive, or any r
Title 673 · CT 673 (12 sections)
  • 37-1 — Sec. 37-1a. Payment of interest on commercial loans in excess of ten thousand dollars. On any loan in excess of ten thou
  • 37-1. — Sec. 37-1. Legal rate. Accrual as addition to debt. (a) The compensation for forbearance of property loaned at a fixed v
  • 37-10. — Sec. 37-10. Transferred to Chapter 846, Sec. 49-2b.
  • 37-2. — Sec. 37-2. No recovery after payment. No borrower of money shall be permitted to set off or recover back, by any proceed
  • 37-3 — Sec. 37-3c. Rate of interest recoverable in condemnation cases. The judgment of compensation for a taking of property by
  • 37-3. — Sec. 37-3. Rate recoverable as damages. Section 37-3 is repealed.
  • 37-4. — Sec. 37-4. Loans at greater rate than twelve per cent prohibited. No person and no firm or corporation or agent thereof,
  • 37-5. — Sec. 37-5. Notes not to be accepted for greater amounts than loaned. No person and no firm or corporation, or agent ther
  • 37-6. — Sec. 37-6. Certain expenses not to be charged to the borrower. No person and no firm or corporation, or agent thereof, s
  • 37-7. — Sec. 37-7. Penalty. Any person who, individually, or as a member of any firm, or as an officer of any corporation, or as
  • 37-8. — Sec. 37-8. Actions not to be brought on prohibited loans. No action shall be brought to recover principal or interest, o
  • 37-9. — Sec. 37-9. Loans to which prohibitions do not apply. The provisions of sections 37-4, 37-5 and 37-6 shall not affect: (1
Title 697 · CT 697 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-38. Insurance Data Security Law. Regulations. (a) Title. This section may be cited as the “Insurance Data Secur
Title 698 · CT 698 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-170. (Formerly Sec. 38-300). Cancellation of insurance contract on default of insured. (a) When an insurance pr
Title 699 · CT 699 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-291. Life insurance owned by an employer or trust. Provisions and prohibitions. Construction. (a)(1)(A) The tru
Title 700 · CT 700 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-399. Reserved for future use.
Title 701 · CT 701 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-697. (Formerly Sec. 38-201gg). Submittal to commissioner of data relating premiums charged to filed rates for c
Title 702 · CT 702 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-801. Reserved for future use.
Title 703 · CT 703 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-810. (Formerly Sec. 38-185u). Mass marketing plans for other lines of insurance. Nothing in sections 38a-802 to
Title 704 · CT 704 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-835. Adverse action based on provision of reproductive health care services prohibited. (a) As used in this sec
Title 705 · CT 705 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-999b. Comprehensive information security program to safeguard personal information. Certification. Notice requi
Title 706 · CT 706 (1 sections)
  • 38 — Sec. 38a-1023. Severability. If any provision of subsection (e) of section 31-288 or section 31-289b, 31-316, 31-345 or
Title 708 · CT 708 (6 sections)
  • 40-51. — Sec. 40-51. Issue of receipt for goods not received or under actual control. A warehouseman, or any officer, agent or se
  • 40-52. — Sec. 40-52. Issue of receipt containing false statement. A warehouseman or any officer, agent or servant of a warehousem
  • 40-53. — Sec. 40-53. Issue of duplicate receipts not so marked. A warehouseman, or any officer, agent or servant of a warehousema
  • 40-54. — Sec. 40-54. Issue for warehouseman's goods of receipt which does not state ownership. Where there are deposited with or
  • 40-55. — Sec. 40-55. Delivery of goods without obtaining negotiable receipt. A warehouseman, or any officer, agent or servant of
  • 40-56. — Sec. 40-56. Negotiation of receipt for mortgaged goods. Any person who deposits goods to which he has not title, or upon
Title 720 · CT 720 (7 sections)
  • 41-47. — Sec. 41-47. Issue of bill for goods not received. Any officer, agent or servant of a carrier, who, with intent to defrau
  • 41-48. — Sec. 41-48. Issue of bill containing false statement. Any officer, agent or servant of a carrier who, with intent to def
  • 41-49. — Sec. 41-49. Issue of duplicate bills not so marked. Any officer, agent or servant of a carrier, who, with intent to defr
  • 41-50. — Sec. 41-50. Negotiation of bill for mortgaged goods. Any person who ships goods to which he has no title or upon which t
  • 41-51. — Sec. 41-51. Negotiation of bill when goods are not in the carrier's possession. Any person who, with intent to deceive,
  • 41-52. — Sec. 41-52. Inducing carrier to issue bill when goods have not been received. Any person who, with intent to defraud, se
  • 41-53. — Sec. 41-53. Issue of nonnegotiable bill not so marked. Any person who, with intent to defraud, issues or aids in issuing
Title 736 · CT 736 (1 sections)
  • 42-115 — Sec. 42-115u. Violations. (a) Any person who violates any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a class C misdeme
Title 737 · CT 737 (1 sections)
  • 42-116. — Sec. 42-116. Prohibited practices. (a) As used in this section, (1) “industry member” means any person, firm, corporatio
Title 739 · CT 739 (6 sections)
  • 42-126 — Sec. 42-126c. Disclosure requirements for mail order businesses in advertising or promotional materials. Each person or
  • 42-126. — Sec. 42-126. Sale of merchandise with trading stamps, coupons or other similar devices. Section 42-126 is repealed.
  • 42-127 — Sec. 42-127b. Licensing of persons in business on October 1, 1971. Section 42-127b is repealed, effective January 1, 199
  • 42-128. — Sec. 42-128. Bond required. Section 42-128 is repealed.
  • 42-130. — Sec. 42-130. Use of terms. Section 42-130 is repealed.
  • 42-133 — Sec. 42-133mm. Sale, transfers or assignment of franchisor's interest. (a) When a franchisor intends to sell, transfer o
Title 740 · CT 740 (12 sections)
  • 42-134 — Sec. 42-134a. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 42-134. — Sec. 42-134. Definition. Section 42-134 is repealed.
  • 42-135 — Sec. 42-135a. Notice in sales agreement. Notice of cancellation. Duties of seller. No agreement in a home solicitation s
  • 42-135. — Sec. 42-135. Notice in sales agreement. Seller to complete prior to signing by buyer. Section 42-135 is repealed.
  • 42-136. — Sec. 42-136. Note or evidence of indebtedness given by buyer. (a) Any note or other evidence of indebtedness given by a
  • 42-137. — Sec. 42-137. Cancellation rights of buyer. (a) In addition to any right otherwise to revoke an offer, the buyer may canc
  • 42-138. — Sec. 42-138. Seller's obligations on cancellation. (a) Except as provided in this section, within ten business days afte
  • 42-139. — Sec. 42-139. Buyer's obligations on cancellation. (a) Except as provided in subsection (c) of section 42-138, within twe
  • 42-140. — Sec. 42-140. Offer of commission or rebate where buyer provides prospective purchasers' names illegal, when. No seller i
  • 42-141. — Sec. 42-141. Penalty. Violation made unfair or deceptive practice or act. (a) Any person who violates any provision of t
  • 42-142. — Sec. 42-142. Sale of insurance excepted. Section 42-142 is repealed.
  • 42-143. — Sec. 42-143. Short title: Home Solicitation Sales Act. This chapter may be cited as the “Home Solicitation Sales Act”.
Title 741 · CT 741 (7 sections)
  • 42-144. — Sec. 42-144. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 42-145. — Sec. 42-145. Contingent consideration void. The advertisement for sale, lease or rent, or the actual sale, lease or rent
  • 42-146. — Sec. 42-146. Commissioner's powers to enforce. (a) In the discharge of the duties imposed by this chapter: (1) The commi
  • 42-147. — Sec. 42-147. Conciliation and voluntary compliance. In the administration of this chapter, the commissioner shall set up
  • 42-148. — Sec. 42-148. Judicial enforcement. Whenever the commissioner has reason to believe that any person has been engaged or i
  • 42-149. — Sec. 42-149. Injunctive relief, costs, other remedies. (a) A person likely to be damaged by any practice of another proh
  • 42-150. — Sec. 42-150. Powers granted under chapter not exclusive. Nothing contained in this chapter shall be construed as a limit
Title 742 · CT 742 (8 sections)
  • 42-151. — Sec. 42-151. Definitions. The following definitions shall apply in this chapter:
  • 42-152. — Sec. 42-152. Consumer contract to be written in plain language. (a) Standard. Every consumer contract entered into after
  • 42-153. — Sec. 42-153. Coverage. (a) Contracts covered. This chapter shall apply to all consumer contracts made, entered into or s
  • 42-154. — Sec. 42-154. Liability. Any creditor, seller or lessor which fails to comply with section 42-152 shall be liable to a co
  • 42-155. — Sec. 42-155. Limitations on liability. (a) Contracts with more than one party. In any individual transaction, if there i
  • 42-156. — Sec. 42-156. Exempt language. (a) Required and authorized language. The use of specific language expressly required or a
  • 42-157. — Sec. 42-157. Rights of parties. (a) Enforceability. A consumer contract shall remain enforceable, even though it violate
  • 42-158. — Sec. 42-158. Test procedures. Use the following procedures to determine compliance with subsection (c) of section 42-152
Title 743 · CT 743 (11 sections)
  • 42-159. — Sec. 42-159. Definitions. As used in this chapter:
  • 42-160. — Sec. 42-160. Owner's lien upon defaulting occupant's property. Removal of motor vehicle, vessel or trailer. Regulations.
  • 42-161. — Sec. 42-161. Satisfaction of lien. Notice to occupant and holders of security interest. (a) No owner may satisfy the lie
  • 42-162. — Sec. 42-162. Contents of notice. The notice required by section 42-161 shall contain the following information in plain
  • 42-163. — Sec. 42-163. Sale or disposition of property; where held. Any sale or other disposition of the personal property of the
  • 42-164. — Sec. 42-164. Advertisement of, and time for sale. Allocation of proceeds. (a) After the expiration of the time given in
  • 42-165. — Sec. 42-165. Redemption of property by occupant or holder of security interest. At any time prior to the sale or other d
  • 42-166. — Sec. 42-166. Rights of purchaser in good faith. A purchaser in good faith of personal property sold to satisfy the lien
  • 42-167. — Sec. 42-167. Disposition of balance of proceeds following satisfaction of lien. In the event of a sale of personal prope
  • 42-168. — Sec. 42-168. Other remedies of parties not impaired. Nothing in this chapter shall impair or affect the right of parties
  • 42-169. — Sec. 42-169. Reserved for future use.
Title 747 · CT 747 (2 sections)
  • 42-900. — Sec. 42-900. Third-party delivery services. Merchant protections. (a) as used in this section:
  • 42-901. — Sec. 42-901. Adoption of cybersecurity controls by businesses. Exemption from punitive damages. (a) As used in this sect
Title 748 · CT 748 (1 sections)
  • 42 — Sec. 42b-15. Bonds or other obligations issued by public entity may be consolidated in single issue if all have the same
Title 750 · CT 750 (11 sections)
  • 43-1. — Sec. 43-1. Definitions. “Seal”, when used in statutory provisions relating to weights and measures, means a mark of iden
  • 43-2. — Sec. 43-2. Standards of weights and measures. The weights and measures received from the United States under a resolutio
  • 43-3 — Sec. 43-3c. Package checking procedures. The Commissioner of Weights and Measures shall adopt regulations in accordance
  • 43-3. — Sec. 43-3. State Commissioner of Weights and Measures. Inspectors. Registration. Fees. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer
  • 43-4. — Sec. 43-4. Chief executive municipal officers to procure complete set of standards. The chief executive officer of each
  • 43-5. — Sec. 43-5. County sealers of weights and measures. Section 43-5 is repealed.
  • 43-6. — Sec. 43-6. Municipal sealers of weights and measures. There shall be a sealer of weights and measures in each municipali
  • 43-7. — Sec. 43-7. Arrest without warrant. Issuance of orders. Application of condemned tags. The Commissioner of Weights and Me
  • 43-8 — Sec. 43-8a. Regulations for uniform date labeling for foods. Exemption. The Commissioner of Weights and Measures shall a
  • 43-8. — Sec. 43-8. Standards for towns. Duties and salary of inspector. Section 43-8 is repealed.
  • 43-9. — Sec. 43-9. Penalties. (a)(1) Any person (A) who, by himself or by his servant or agent or as the servant or agent of ano
Title 751 · CT 751 (1 sections)
  • 43-16 — Sec. 43-16q. Penalties. (a) Any person who requests a public weighmaster to weigh any property, produce, commodity or ar
Title 752 · CT 752 (30 sections)
  • 43-17. — Sec. 43-17. Pound, hundredweight, ton, barrel, gallon. The avoirdupois pound shall bear to the troy pound the relation o
  • 43-18. — Sec. 43-18. Bushel. Charcoal, flour, potatoes. The bushel in struck measure shall contain twenty-one hundred fifty and f
  • 43-19 — Sec. 43-19a. Sale and advertising of poultry to be by weight. The sale and advertising of dressed poultry and dressed po
  • 43-19. — Sec. 43-19. Weight of bushel in various articles. Penalty. Section 43-19 is repealed.
  • 43-20. — Sec. 43-20. Bulk grains, feeds and feedstuffs to be sold by weight. “Bulk grains, feeds and feedstuffs”, as used in this
  • 43-21. — Sec. 43-21. Seals on containers or vehicles. Each container, compartment, truck or vehicle containing grain, feeds or fe
  • 43-22. — Sec. 43-22. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of section 43-20 or 43-21 shall be fined not more than two hu
  • 43-23. — Sec. 43-23. Manufacture, sale and use of milk bottles. Typical glass milk bottles conforming to the requirements of this
  • 43-24. — Sec. 43-24. Testing machines used in weighing milk or cream. The Commissioner of Weights and Measures, or his deputy or
  • 43-25. — Sec. 43-25. Weight of sand and gravel. A cubic yard of sand shall contain twenty-six hundred pounds, and a cubic yard of
  • 43-26. — Sec. 43-26. Saw logs. The international log rule is adopted as the standard log rule for determining the board foot cont
  • 43-27. — Sec. 43-27. Fuel wood: Definitions. Measurers of wood. Sale of fuel wood by cord, volume or weight. Regulations. (a) As
  • 43-28. — Sec. 43-28. Sale of coal and coke by weight. All coal and coke sold, except in accordance with a written agreement with
  • 43-29. — Sec. 43-29. Location of scales. Fee for testing scales outside the state. All scales tested and approved by the commissi
  • 43-30. — Sec. 43-30. Not to apply to foreign or interstate commerce. No provision of section 43-28 or 43-29 shall apply or be con
  • 43-31. — Sec. 43-31. Sale of preheated petroleum products to be by weight. The quantity of all preheated petroleum products sold,
  • 43-32. — Sec. 43-32. Delivery tickets, requirements. Each vehicle or container of such petroleum products while in transit for de
  • 43-33. — Sec. 43-33. Public weighmasters to secure tare weight. No public weighmaster shall weigh such petroleum products loaded
  • 43-34. — Sec. 43-34. Penalty. Any person who, by himself or his employee or agent, or as the employee or agent of another, violat
  • 43-35. — Sec. 43-35. Exemptions. The provisions of sections 43-31 to 43-34, inclusive, shall not apply to barge, railroad track c
  • 43-36. — Sec. 43-36. “Liquefied petroleum gas” defined. As used in sections 43-37 to 43-44, inclusive, “liquefied petroleum gas”
  • 43-37. — Sec. 43-37. Sale of liquefied petroleum gas in containers. When liquefied petroleum gas is offered for sale, sold or del
  • 43-38. — Sec. 43-38. Sale in package form. When liquefied petroleum gas is sold or delivered in package form and the cylinder or
  • 43-39. — Sec. 43-39. Delivery tickets. Units of sale. Each delivery of liquefied petroleum gas on a package basis in tanks, cylin
  • 43-40. — Sec. 43-40. Sealing of meters. Meters for measuring liquefied petroleum gas sold in the vapor state shall be sealed by t
  • 43-41. — Sec. 43-41. Variations from marked weight. When liquefied petroleum gas is sold or offered for sale by weight, variation
  • 43-42. — Sec. 43-42. Regulations. The Commissioner of Weights and Measures is authorized after a public hearing held to establish
  • 43-43. — Sec. 43-43. Penalty. Any person who, by himself or by his agent or servant, or as the servant or agent of another, viola
  • 43-44. — Sec. 43-44. Exemptions. The provisions of sections 43-36 to 43-43, inclusive, shall not apply to interstate tank car and
  • 43-45. — Sec. 43-45. Sale and marking of thread. No person shall keep for the purpose of sale, offer or expose for sale or sell a
Title 753 · CT 753 (7 sections)
  • 43-46. — Sec. 43-46. Definitions. As used in this chapter, “dealer” means any person engaged in the business of dealing in, selli
  • 43-47. — Sec. 43-47. Registration. No person shall act as a dealer or repairman without first obtaining a certificate of registra
  • 43-48. — Sec. 43-48. Notice of repairs, adjustments, sales and deliveries. Security. Every dealer or repairman, within forty-eigh
  • 43-49. — Sec. 43-49. Condemned devices. A dealer or repairman who accepts weighing or measuring devices which have been condemned
  • 43-50. — Sec. 43-50. Calibration of testing equipment. A dealer or repairman shall submit his testing equipment at least once in
  • 43-51. — Sec. 43-51. Suspension or revocation of certificate. Penalty. (a) The Commissioner of Consumer Protection may suspend or
  • 43-52. — Sec. 43-52. Penalty. Any person who violates any provision of sections 43-46 to 43-50, inclusive, or conducts a business
Title 763 · CT 763 (6 sections)
  • 44-1. — Sec. 44-1. Loss of valuables of guests. The proprietor of a hotel or inn shall not be liable for the loss of or damage t
  • 44-2. — Sec. 44-2. Loss of other property. The proprietor of a hotel or inn shall not be liable for the loss of or damage to any
  • 44-3. — Sec. 44-3. Rates to be posted. Penalty. Section 44-3 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 44-4. — Sec. 44-4. Maintenance of transaction records. The operator of each hotel, motel, inn or similar lodging shall maintain
  • 44-5. — Sec. 44-5. Training re recognition of human trafficking. The operator of each hotel, motel, inn or similar lodging shall
  • 44-6. — Sec. 44-6. Room that includes sleeping accommodations, offer or provision of financial discount or benefit for, limitati
Title 801 · CT 801 (1 sections)
  • 45 — Sec. 45a-95a. Compensation of probate judges on and after January 5, 2011. (a) Notwithstanding any provision of this tit
Title 802 · CT 802 (1 sections)
  • 45 — Sec. 45a-245a. Successor fiduciary substituted for corporate fiduciary. (a) As used in this section, “corporate fiduciar
Title 803 · CT 803 (1 sections)
  • 45 — Sec. 45a-765. (Formerly Sec. 45-69e). Records to be confidential. All proceedings, documents, correspondence and finding
Title 812 · CT 812 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46a-6. Assistance from state agencies. Acceptance of funds. Section 46a-6 is repealed, effective October 5, 2009.
Title 813 · CT 813 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46a-13a. Requirements for other agencies. Release by other agencies of records of persons with intellectual disabil
Title 815 · CT 815 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46b-12c. Motion for removal of counsel or guardian ad litem for a minor child. Any party to an action involving the
Title 816 · CT 816 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46b-236. Family support referees. (a) Each family support magistrate who ceases or has ceased to hold office becaus
Title 817 · CT 817 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46b-425. Severability. If any provision of sections 46b-301 to 46b-425, inclusive, or their application to any pers
Title 818 · CT 818 (1 sections)
  • 46 — Sec. 46b-580. (Formerly Sec. 46b-179d). Enforcement of foreign parentage judgment stayed by other pending actions. If ei
Title 821 · CT 821 (48 sections)
  • 47-1. — Sec. 47-1. Fee simple an absolute property. Colonial grants valid. Each proprietor in fee simple of lands has an absolut
  • 47-10. — Sec. 47-10. Conveyance to be recorded. Recorded conveyance not invalid or unenforceable if original documentation conver
  • 47-11. — Sec. 47-11. County clerk's certificates; recording in full not required. When any instrument affecting the title to real
  • 47-12 — Sec. 47-12b. Unlawful restrictive covenants void. Affidavit or form re unlawful restrictive covenants. (a) For purposes
  • 47-12. — Sec. 47-12. Change in name or status of owner of real estate. Any person, corporation, limited liability company or limi
  • 47-13. — Sec. 47-13. Conveyance of property acquired prior to change of name. Any person or corporation who conveys property acqu
  • 47-14 — Sec. 47-14k. Applicability of statutes. The provisions of sections 47-14a to 47-14j, inclusive, apply to any conveyance
  • 47-14. — Sec. 47-14. Joint tenancy; release or conveyance to other joint tenants. Section 47-14 is repealed.
  • 47-15. — Sec. 47-15. Certificate of taking land by appraisal to be recorded. When any land or interest therein, incorporeal hered
  • 47-16 — Sec. 47-16a. Recording of certified copy of deed or other instrument recorded in land records of another town. The town
  • 47-16. — Sec. 47-16. Lost deed of land in two or more towns, copy recorded. When any conveyance of land, situated in two or more
  • 47-17 — Sec. 47-17a. Private transfer fees. (a) As used in this section:
  • 47-17. — Sec. 47-17. Records of documents as notice of equitable rights. An unacknowledged deed, and any instrument intended as a
  • 47-18 — Sec. 47-18a. Notice of listing of historic structure on National Register of Historic Places. The record owner of any hi
  • 47-18. — Sec. 47-18. Ownership of historic memorials. The title and ownership of all memorials, tablets and markers, designating
  • 47-19. — Sec. 47-19. Leases for more than one year. No lease of any building, land or tenement, for life or for any term exceedin
  • 47-2. — Sec. 47-2. Charitable uses. All estates granted for the maintenance of the ministry of the gospel, or of schools of lear
  • 47-20. — Sec. 47-20. Use of word “trustee” or “agent” in an instrument affecting real estate. The word “trustee” or “agent”, or t
  • 47-21. — Sec. 47-21. Deeds of land by persons ousted of possession, void. Any conveyance or lease, for any term, of any building,
  • 47-22. — Sec. 47-22. Transferred to Chapter 830, Sec. 47a-3d.
  • 47-23 — Sec. 47-23a. Transferred to Chapter 831, Sec. 47a-22.
  • 47-23. — Sec. 47-23. Termination of parol leases for nonpayment of rent. Section 47-23 is repealed.
  • 47-24 — Sec. 47-24d. Tenant's waiver of rights, when valid. Section 47-24d is repealed.
  • 47-25. — Sec. 47-25. Right to light not gained by adverse possession. No occupant of real estate may acquire, by adverse occupati
  • 47-26. — Sec. 47-26. No right to railroad, railway or canal land by adverse possession. If the owner or occupant of any land adjo
  • 47-27. — Sec. 47-27. Title by adverse possession by or against railroad or street railway corporation, against nonprofit land-hol
  • 47-28. — Sec. 47-28. Admissibility of award of arbitrators as evidence. No award of arbitrators, made since May 20, 1841, purport
  • 47-29. — Sec. 47-29. Right of entry on land by assignee of reversion. When, after an estate in real estate has been created by gr
  • 47-3. — Sec. 47-3. Estate given in fee tail. Each estate given in fee tail shall be an absolute estate in fee simple to the name
  • 47-30. — Sec. 47-30. Ejectment. Set-off of defendant's improvements. Final judgment shall not be rendered, in any action to recov
  • 47-31 — Sec. 47-31a. Petition to invalidate land record that was falsely filed or amended. (a) A person, as defined in section 4
  • 47-31. — Sec. 47-31. Action to settle title or claim interest in real or personal property. (a) An action may be brought by any p
  • 47-32. — Sec. 47-32. Several defendants may be joined. In any action to quiet title to real estate or to have declared invalid an
  • 47-33 — Sec. 47-33t. Dormant Mineral Interests Act: Savings and transitional provisions. (a) Except as otherwise provided in sec
  • 47-33. — Sec. 47-33. Action to settle title to land belonging to estate of deceased person. (a) In any action brought to quiet th
  • 47-34 — Sec. 47-34a. Unlawful destruction, disturbance or removal of surveyor's marker or monument. (a) Any person who knowingly
  • 47-34. — Sec. 47-34. Bounds between proprietors reestablished by Superior Court. When the boundaries of lands between adjoining p
  • 47-35. — Sec. 47-35. Tobacco poles deemed to be part of tobacco-curing structure. Tobacco poles used in any structure utilized fo
  • 47-36. — Sec. 47-36. Federal claim or judgment to be recorded. If the United States of America, or any official or agent in its b
  • 47-4. — Sec. 47-4. Rule in Shelley's case, and collateral warranties, abolished. All grants or devises of an estate in lands, to
  • 47-5 — Sec. 47-5a. Persons before whom acknowledgment may be made. If the acknowledgment in a conveyance of real estate is made
  • 47-5. — Sec. 47-5. Requirements re conveyances of land. Conveyance pursuant to power of attorney. (a) All conveyances of land sh
  • 47-6 — Sec. 47-6b. Conveyances to nonprofit land-holding organizations. (a) As used in this section:
  • 47-6. — Sec. 47-6. Witnessing and acknowledgment of deeds of corporations and voluntary associations. Conveyances of real estate
  • 47-7 — Sec. 47-7b. Representation of interests of state when marketability of land titles threatened by claim of Indian tribe.
  • 47-7. — Sec. 47-7. Conveyances and releases executed outside this state. Exception. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sectio
  • 47-8. — Sec. 47-8. Release of mortgage or lien in favor of state. Any mortgage to, or lien in favor of, the state or its Treasur
  • 47-9. — Sec. 47-9. Deeds of railroad companies. Whenever any railroad company makes and executes a deed in fee simple of any lan
Title 822 · CT 822 (7 sections)
  • 47-37. — Sec. 47-37. When acquired by adverse use. No person may acquire a right-of-way or any other easement from, in, upon or o
  • 47-38. — Sec. 47-38. Mode of preventing acquisition. The owner of land over which a right-of-way or other easement is claimed or
  • 47-39. — Sec. 47-39. Service of notice upon the party claiming the easement. The notice referred to in section 47-38 shall be ser
  • 47-40. — Sec. 47-40. Giving of notice when party unknown. When the owner of the estate to which such way or easement is claimed t
  • 47-41. — Sec. 47-41. Notice considered a disturbance of the right. The notice under sections 47-38 and 47-39 shall be considered
  • 47-42 — Sec. 47-42f. Maintenance of private easement or right-of-way. Costs. Action for specific performance or contribution. (a
  • 47-42. — Sec. 47-42. Easements for public utility or railway purposes. Any right-of-way over or easement in or to any land or wat
Title 823 · CT 823 (15 sections)
  • 47-43. — Sec. 47-43. Proprietors to maintain sufficient fences. The proprietors of lands shall make and maintain sufficient fence
  • 47-44. — Sec. 47-44. Compensation of selectmen for services as fence viewers. Selectmen shall receive two dollars for each day's
  • 47-45. — Sec. 47-45. Appointees to perform duties of selectmen as to fences. In any town, city or borough which conducts its gove
  • 47-46 — Sec. 47-46a. Payment for fence between agricultural property and property in control of Department of Energy and Environ
  • 47-46. — Sec. 47-46. Payment for fence between agricultural property and state highway. When there is no fence between property u
  • 47-47. — Sec. 47-47. Barbed wire between adjoining premises or enclosing grounds of public buildings. No person shall use barbed
  • 47-48. — Sec. 47-48. Barbed wire along sidewalks. No barbed wire shall be installed along any sidewalk unless it is at least six
  • 47-49. — Sec. 47-49. Purchase of division fence. If one proprietor or his predecessor in title makes the whole fence and the adjo
  • 47-50. — Sec. 47-50. Division of fence by selectmen. When a fence between adjoining proprietors has never been divided and either
  • 47-51. — Sec. 47-51. Repair of division fence. If any person neglects to keep his division fence in repair, the party aggrieved m
  • 47-52. — Sec. 47-52. When dividing line is a stream. When the dividing line is a stream or pond, which does not take the place of
  • 47-53. — Sec. 47-53. Apportionment of division fence. Penalty. When there is no fence between adjoining proprietors or when a par
  • 47-54. — Sec. 47-54. Proceedings to obtain new division fence. When a particular enclosure has been divided and the parties canno
  • 47-55. — Sec. 47-55. Damage by animals. All damage done within enclosures by cattle, horses, asses, mules, sheep, swine or goats,
  • 47-56. — Sec. 47-56. Fences around home lots. When adjoining proprietors are unable to agree about erecting a division fence and
Title 824 · CT 824 (13 sections)
  • 47-58 — Sec. 47-58a. Transferred to Chapter 821, Sec. 47-7a.
  • 47-59 — Sec. 47-59b. Indian Affairs Council; composition, duties, executive director, regulations, report. (a) There shall conti
  • 47-59. — Sec. 47-59. Overseer of Indians. Section 47-59 is repealed.
  • 47-60. — Sec. 47-60. Reservation land held in trust by state. Conveyances by Indians void. (a) Any reservation land held in trust
  • 47-61 — Sec. 47-61a. Records of traditional cultural knowledge submitted to public agency for cultural affiliation determination
  • 47-61. — Sec. 47-61. No title by possession against an Indian. In any action brought by an Indian or Indians for the recovery of
  • 47-62. — Sec. 47-62. Taking wood from land of Indian. Section 47-62 is repealed.
  • 47-63. — Sec. 47-63. Definitions. The following terms as used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings: “Indian” means
  • 47-64. — Sec. 47-64. Use of reservations. Restriction of leases. Escheats. (a) Each tribe shall determine who may live on reserva
  • 47-65 — Sec. 47-65c. Memoranda of agreement establishing authority of Indian tribal police departments and officers. (a) Notwith
  • 47-65. — Sec. 47-65. Management of reservations and residents thereon. Adoption of regulations. Governor designated administrativ
  • 47-66 — Sec. 47-66j. Rules for tribal membership. (a) On or before March 15, 1990, and annually thereafter, the tribal leader se
  • 47-66. — Sec. 47-66. Tribal funds. Tribal funds shall be under the care and control of the Commissioner of Energy and Environment
Title 825 · CT 825 (29 sections)
  • 47-68 — Sec. 47-68a. Short title: Condominium Act of 1976. Definitions. This chapter shall be known as the “Condominium Act of 1
  • 47-69. — Sec. 47-69. Applicability of chapter. Section 47-69 is repealed.
  • 47-70 — Sec. 47-70a. Amendment of declaration or bylaws. (a) Except as provided in subsection (d) of this section, the declarati
  • 47-70. — Sec. 47-70. Declaration. Covenants, easements and liens on conveyances limited. (a) The declaration shall contain the fo
  • 47-71 — Sec. 47-71b. Public offering statement. A public offering statement, issued pursuant to section 47-74f, shall disclose f
  • 47-71. — Sec. 47-71. Recording of declaration and other instruments. (a) The owner or owners of any property in the state may sub
  • 47-72. — Sec. 47-72. Deeds of units. Leases. Conveyance of title from declarant to any unit or leasehold other than to a successo
  • 47-73 — Sec. 47-73a. Boundaries, encroachments and easements. (a) The existing physical boundaries, as defined in the condominiu
  • 47-73. — Sec. 47-73. Unit as real property. Each unit, together with its undivided interest in the common elements, shall for all
  • 47-74 — Sec. 47-74f. Nonbinding reservation agreements. Cancellation. (a) No declarant may dispose of any interest in a condomin
  • 47-74. — Sec. 47-74. Rights of unit owners. (a) Each unit owner shall be entitled to the exclusive ownership and possession of hi
  • 47-75 — Sec. 47-75a. Resale of unit by person other than declarant. (a) In the event of any resale of a condominium unit by a un
  • 47-75. — Sec. 47-75. Obligations of unit owners. Limit on liability of unit owner. (a) Each unit owner, and the association of un
  • 47-76. — Sec. 47-76. Allocation of profits and expenses. (a) The common profits of the condominium shall be distributed among the
  • 47-77. — Sec. 47-77. Assessment of common expenses. Liens and foreclosure. (a) All sums assessed by the association of unit owner
  • 47-78. — Sec. 47-78. Owner may not exempt himself from liability. (a) No unit owner may exempt himself from liability for payment
  • 47-79. — Sec. 47-79. Collection of taxes and assessments. (a) Taxes, assessments, including special assessments, and other charge
  • 47-80 — Sec. 47-80a. Powers of unit owners' association. Opportunity for unit owners to express views re proposed budget. (a) Ex
  • 47-80. — Sec. 47-80. Bylaws. (a) The administration of every condominium shall be governed by bylaws, a copy of which shall be an
  • 47-81. — Sec. 47-81. Accounting records. Availability of records. Loan disclosure and comments. Audit. (a) The declarant and the
  • 47-82. — Sec. 47-82. Liens against units. (a) Subsequent to recording the declaration as provided in this chapter, and while the
  • 47-83. — Sec. 47-83. Insurance. The declarant and the association of unit owners, by its board of directors, manager or other aut
  • 47-84. — Sec. 47-84. Repairs. (a) Except as hereinafter provided, damage to or destruction of any building or improvement located
  • 47-85. — Sec. 47-85. Actions between unit owners. Section 47-85 is repealed.
  • 47-86. — Sec. 47-86. Owners, tenants and employees bound by chapter. (a) All unit owners, tenants of such owners, employees of ow
  • 47-87. — Sec. 47-87. Liability for mortgages, liens and assessments on conveyance of unit. (a) At the time of the first conveyanc
  • 47-88 — Sec. 47-88g. Right of action for aggrieved tenant of conversion condominium. Remedies. (a) Any person residing in a dwel
  • 47-88. — Sec. 47-88. Removal of property from application of chapter. Resubmission of property. (a) The unit owners may remove a
  • 47-90 — Sec. 47-90h. Electric vehicle charging station in unit parking space or limited common element parking space. (a) As use
Title 826 · CT 826 (25 sections)
  • 47-100. — Sec. 47-100. Sale does not require licensure as real estate salesperson or broker. The sale of real estate syndicate sec
  • 47-101. — Sec. 47-101. Exceptions. (a) The provisions of this chapter do not apply to any of the following: (i) Any real estate sy
  • 47-102. — Sec. 47-102. Waiver of chapter void. Exception. Any condition, stipulation or provision purporting to bind any person ac
  • 47-103. — Sec. 47-103. Real Estate Commission to establish regulations. Hearings. (a) The commission may establish such regulation
  • 47-104. — Sec. 47-104. Required form of sales contracts. The commission may by regulation require as a condition of qualification
  • 47-105. — Sec. 47-105. Required records and reports. Examination of records; examination costs. (a) Every issuer qualifying real e
  • 47-106. — Sec. 47-106. Penalty for false statement. No person shall wilfully make any untrue statement of a material fact in any a
  • 47-107. — Sec. 47-107. Investigations by commission; powers. (a) The commission in its discretion may make such public or private
  • 47-108. — Sec. 47-108. Appointment of attorney for service. Every applicant for qualification of real estate syndicate securities
  • 47-109. — Sec. 47-109. Actions, limitation of time, prerequisite. (a) No action shall be maintained to enforce any liability creat
  • 47-110. — Sec. 47-110. Remedy of buyers. Any person who violates section 47-98 or 47-106 shall be liable to any person acquiring f
  • 47-111. — Sec. 47-111. Order to cease and desist. Hearing. Whenever the commission finds that any issuer or other person is violat
  • 47-112. — Sec. 47-112. Injunctive and other relief. Whenever any person shall engage in acts prohibited by this chapter, the commi
  • 47-113. — Sec. 47-113. Violations punished by fine or imprisonment. Any person who wilfully violates any provision of this chapter
  • 47-114. — Sec. 47-114. Reservation of other punishments. Nothing in this chapter limits the power of the state to punish any condu
  • 47-115. — Sec. 47-115. Burden of proof of exemptions or exceptions. In any proceeding under this chapter, the burden of proving an
  • 47-91. — Sec. 47-91. Definitions. As used in this chapter unless the context otherwise requires:
  • 47-92. — Sec. 47-92. Qualification of real estate syndicate securities; issuance of permit. (a) All real estate syndicate securit
  • 47-93. — Sec. 47-93. Expert opinion. The commission may accept and act upon the opinions, appraisals and reports of any engineers
  • 47-94. — Sec. 47-94. Grounds for refusal of permit. Appeal, hearing. (a) The commission may refuse, suspend or revoke any permit
  • 47-95. — Sec. 47-95. Amendment to offering; commission approval; effective date. (a) After the permit has been issued authorizing
  • 47-96. — Sec. 47-96. Permit fees. Determination of value of securities. (a) The fee for filing an application for a permit for th
  • 47-97. — Sec. 47-97. No endorsement by commission to be implied by filing of application, qualification of securities or exemptio
  • 47-98. — Sec. 47-98. Sale of unqualified real estate syndicate securities prohibited. No issuer shall offer or sell to the public
  • 47-99. — Sec. 47-99. Advertisement of securities; prior filing; hearings; media responsibility. (a) No person shall publish any a
Title 827 · CT 827 (6 sections)
  • 47-116. — Sec. 47-116. Definitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: “Improvement” means any newly
  • 47-117. — Sec. 47-117. Express warranties. (a) Express warranties by a vendor are created as follows: (1) Any written affirmation
  • 47-118. — Sec. 47-118. Implied warranties. (a) In every sale of an improvement by a vendor to a purchaser, except as provided in s
  • 47-119. — Sec. 47-119. Vendor not to evade by intermediate transfer. Any vendor who conveys an improvement to an intermediate purc
  • 47-120. — Sec. 47-120. Warranties created by chapter additional to any other warranties. The warranties created in this chapter sh
  • 47-121. — Sec. 47-121. (Formerly Sec. 52-563a). Implied warranty with certificate of occupancy. Subject to the provisions of secti
Title 828 · CT 828 (103 sections)
  • 47-200. — Sec. 47-200. Short title: Common Interest Ownership Act. This chapter may be cited as the “Common Interest Ownership Act
  • 47-201. — Sec. 47-201. Applicability of chapter. Applicability of this chapter is governed by sections 47-214 to 47-219, inclusive
  • 47-202. — Sec. 47-202. Definitions. In the declaration and bylaws, unless specifically provided otherwise or the context otherwise
  • 47-203. — Sec. 47-203. Variation by agreement and waiver of rights prohibited. Exceptions. Except as expressly provided in this ch
  • 47-204. — Sec. 47-204. Separate titles and taxation. Recording of certificate by cooperative. Conveyance of interest in cooperativ
  • 47-205. — Sec. 47-205. Applicability of real property use laws to conversion of buildings to common interest ownership. No zoning,
  • 47-206. — Sec. 47-206. Eminent domain. (a) If a unit is acquired by eminent domain or part of a unit is acquired by eminent domain
  • 47-207. — Sec. 47-207. Supplemental general principles of law applicable. The principles of law and equity, including the law of c
  • 47-208. — Sec. 47-208. Construction against implicit repeal. This chapter being a general act intended as a unified coverage of it
  • 47-209. — Sec. 47-209. Severability. If any provision of this chapter or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is
  • 47-210. — Sec. 47-210. Unconscionable contracts or contract clauses. Leases involving land or facilities in residential common int
  • 47-211. — Sec. 47-211. Obligation of good faith. Every contract or duty governed by this chapter imposes an obligation of good fai
  • 47-212. — Sec. 47-212. Remedies to be liberally administered. (a) The remedies provided by this chapter shall be liberally adminis
  • 47-213 — Sec. 47-213a. Relationship of chapter to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. This chapter modifie
  • 47-213. — Sec. 47-213. Adjustment of dollar amount and resale certificate fee. (a) From time to time (1) the dollar amount specifi
  • 47-214. — Sec. 47-214. Applicability of chapter and amendments thereto to common interest communities. Except as provided in secti
  • 47-215. — Sec. 47-215. Applicability to nonresidential, mixed use and small common interest communities, limited expense liability
  • 47-216. — Sec. 47-216. Applicability to preexisting common interest communities. (a) Except as provided in section 47-217, section
  • 47-217. — Sec. 47-217. Exception for certain preexisting common interest communities. (a) If a common interest community created w
  • 47-218. — Sec. 47-218. Applicability to amendments to governing instruments. (a) The declaration, bylaws or surveys and plans of a
  • 47-219 — Sec. 47-219b. Exemption re covenant to share costs or other obligations. A covenant that requires the owners of twelve o
  • 47-219. — Sec. 47-219. Applicability to out-of-state common interest communities. This chapter does not apply to common interest c
  • 47-220. — Sec. 47-220. Creation of common interest community. (a) A common interest community may be created pursuant to this chap
  • 47-221. — Sec. 47-221. Unit boundaries. Except as provided by the declaration:
  • 47-222. — Sec. 47-222. Construction and validity of declaration, bylaws and rules. Marketability of title. Recording of surveys or
  • 47-223. — Sec. 47-223. Description of unit. A description of a unit which sets forth the name of the common interest community, th
  • 47-224. — Sec. 47-224. Contents of declaration. (a) The declaration shall contain:
  • 47-225. — Sec. 47-225. Leasehold common interest communities. (a) Any lease the expiration or termination of which may terminate t
  • 47-226. — Sec. 47-226. Allocation of interests. (a) The declaration shall allocate to each unit: (1) In a condominium, a fraction
  • 47-227. — Sec. 47-227. Limited common elements. (a) Except for the limited common elements described in subdivisions (2) and (4) o
  • 47-228. — Sec. 47-228. Surveys and plans. (a) Surveys and plans are required for condominiums and planned communities, but are not
  • 47-229. — Sec. 47-229. Exercise of development rights. (a) To exercise any development right reserved under subdivision (8) of sub
  • 47-230 — Sec. 47-230a. Display of object on entry door or entry door frame which is motivated by observance of religious practice
  • 47-230. — Sec. 47-230. Alterations of units. Subject to the provisions of the declaration and other provisions of law, a unit owne
  • 47-231. — Sec. 47-231. Relocation of unit boundaries. (a) Subject to the provisions of the declaration and any provisions of law,
  • 47-232. — Sec. 47-232. Subdivision of units. (a) If the declaration expressly so permits, a unit may be subdivided into two or mor
  • 47-233. — Sec. 47-233. Monuments as boundaries. The existing physical boundaries of a unit or the physical boundaries of a unit re
  • 47-234. — Sec. 47-234. Use for sales purposes. A declarant may maintain sales offices, management offices and models in units or o
  • 47-235. — Sec. 47-235. Easement and use rights. (a) Subject to the provisions of the declaration, a declarant has such an easement
  • 47-236. — Sec. 47-236. Amendment of declaration or bylaws. (a) Except in cases of amendments that may be executed by a declarant u
  • 47-237. — Sec. 47-237. Termination of common interest community. (a) Except in the case of a taking of all the units by eminent do
  • 47-238. — Sec. 47-238. Rights of secured lenders. (a) The declaration may require that all or a specified number or percentage of
  • 47-239 — Sec. 47-239a. Termination and dissolution of master association. Establishment of nonstock corporation. In the case of a
  • 47-239. — Sec. 47-239. Master associations. (a) If the declaration provides that any of the powers described in section 47-244 are
  • 47-240. — Sec. 47-240. Merger or consolidation of common interest communities. (a) Any two or more common interest communities of
  • 47-241 — Sec. 47-241a. Master planned communities. (a) The declaration for a common interest community may state that it is a mas
  • 47-241. — Sec. 47-241. Addition of unspecified real property. In a planned community, if the right is originally reserved in the d
  • 47-242. — Sec. 47-242. Addition of land or units to limited equity cooperative. (a) For the purposes of this section, “limited equ
  • 47-243. — Sec. 47-243. Organization of unit owners' association. A unit owners' association shall be organized no later than the d
  • 47-244 — Sec. 47-244b. Service of process on statutory agent. (a) Any process, notice or demand in connection with any action or
  • 47-244. — Sec. 47-244. Powers and duties of unit owners' association. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, an
  • 47-245. — Sec. 47-245. Executive board members and officers. Duties. Period of declarant control: Delivery of property and documen
  • 47-246. — Sec. 47-246. Transfer of special declarant rights. Obligations and liabilities. (a) A special declarant right, as define
  • 47-247. — Sec. 47-247. Termination of contracts and leases. (a) Except in the case of nonresidential common interest communities a
  • 47-248. — Sec. 47-248. Bylaws. (a) The bylaws of the association shall: (1) Provide the number of members of the executive board a
  • 47-249. — Sec. 47-249. Upkeep of common interest community. Liability for expenses. (a) Except to the extent provided by the decla
  • 47-250. — Sec. 47-250. Meetings. Rules. (a) The following requirements apply to unit owner meetings:
  • 47-251. — Sec. 47-251. Quorum. (a) Unless the bylaws otherwise provide, a quorum is present throughout any meeting of the unit own
  • 47-252. — Sec. 47-252. Voting. Proxies. Ballots. (a) Unless prohibited or limited by the declaration or bylaws, unit owners may vo
  • 47-253. — Sec. 47-253. Liability. (a) A unit owner is not liable, solely by reason of being a unit owner, for injury or damage ari
  • 47-254. — Sec. 47-254. Conveyance or encumbrance of common elements. (a) In a condominium or planned community, portions of the co
  • 47-255. — Sec. 47-255. Insurance. (a) Commencing not later than the time of the first conveyance of a unit to a person other than
  • 47-256. — Sec. 47-256. Surplus funds. Unless otherwise provided in the declaration, any surplus funds of the association remaining
  • 47-257. — Sec. 47-257. Assessments for common expenses. Assessments due to wilful misconduct, failure to comply with standards or
  • 47-258. — Sec. 47-258. Lien for assessments and other sums due association. Enforcements. (a) The association has a statutory lien
  • 47-259. — Sec. 47-259. Other liens. (a) A judgment for money against the association may be enforced against the assets of the ass
  • 47-260. — Sec. 47-260. Association records. Copies. Fees. (a) An association shall retain the following:
  • 47-261 — Sec. 47-261g. Electric vehicle charging station in unit parking space or limited common element parking space. (a) As us
  • 47-261. — Sec. 47-261. Association as trustee. With respect to a third person dealing with the association in the association's ca
  • 47-262. — Sec. 47-262. Applicability of part. Exceptions to requirement of public offering statement or resale certificate. (a) Se
  • 47-263. — Sec. 47-263. Public offering statement requirements. Liability. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section
  • 47-264. — Sec. 47-264. Public offering statement. General provisions and requirements. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of
  • 47-265. — Sec. 47-265. Requirements for public offering statement when community is subject to development rights. If the declarat
  • 47-266. — Sec. 47-266. Requirements for public offering statement when ownership or occupancy is by time shares. (a) If the declar
  • 47-267. — Sec. 47-267. Requirements for public offering statement when community contains conversion building. (a) The public offe
  • 47-268. — Sec. 47-268. Requirements for public offering statement when interest in community is security. If an interest in a comm
  • 47-269. — Sec. 47-269. Purchaser's right to cancel. (a) A person required to deliver a public offering statement shall provide a p
  • 47-270. — Sec. 47-270. Resales of units. (a) Except in the case of a sale in which delivery of a public offering statement is requ
  • 47-271. — Sec. 47-271. Escrow of deposits. Distribution of interest. (a) Any deposit made in connection with the purchase or reser
  • 47-272. — Sec. 47-272. Release of liens. (a) In the case of a sale of a unit where delivery of a public offering statement is requ
  • 47-273. — Sec. 47-273. Rights of tenants in conversion buildings. The rights of residential tenants in conversion buildings are go
  • 47-274. — Sec. 47-274. Express warranties of quality. (a) Express warranties made by any seller to a purchaser of a unit, if relie
  • 47-275. — Sec. 47-275. Implied warranties of quality. (a) A declarant warrants to a purchaser that a unit will be in at least as g
  • 47-276. — Sec. 47-276. Exclusion or modification of implied warranties of quality. (a) Except as limited by subsection (b) of this
  • 47-277. — Sec. 47-277. Action for breach of warranty. Statute of limitations. (a) Unless a period of limitation is tolled under se
  • 47-278. — Sec. 47-278. Cause of action to enforce chapter, declaration or bylaws. Attorney's fees and costs. Alternative dispute r
  • 47-279. — Sec. 47-279. Labeling of promotional material. No promotional material may be displayed or delivered to prospective purc
  • 47-280. — Sec. 47-280. Declarant's obligation to complete and restore. (a) Except for improvements labeled “NEED NOT BE BUILT”, th
  • 47-281. — Sec. 47-281. Substantial completion of units required. In the case of a sale of a unit in which delivery of a public off
  • 47-282. — Sec. 47-282. Statement of policy. It is declared that (1) a severe rental housing shortage exists in this state, (2) the
  • 47-283. — Sec. 47-283. Definitions. For purposes of sections 47-282 to 47-293, inclusive:
  • 47-284. — Sec. 47-284. Conversion tenant's right to conversion notice and public offering statement. (a) At least nine months befo
  • 47-285. — Sec. 47-285. Conversion tenant's right to purchase converted unit. (a) For the first ninety days after giving a conversi
  • 47-286. — Sec. 47-286. Conversion tenant's right to terminate lease and abandon unit. A conversion tenant may, without penalty, te
  • 47-287. — Sec. 47-287. Conversion tenant's right to relocation payment. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section,
  • 47-288. — Sec. 47-288. Registration of common interest community. Notice to Department of Housing. (a) If a common interest commun
  • 47-289. — Sec. 47-289. Rent increases of conversion tenants. (a) During a transition period, a conversion tenant's rent may not be
  • 47-290. — Sec. 47-290. Eviction of conversion tenants. (a) During a transition period, a conversion tenant may be evicted from a c
  • 47-291. — Sec. 47-291. Unenforceable lease provisions. Except pursuant to a purchase agreement with the tenant for the purchase of
  • 47-292. — Sec. 47-292. Tenant's cause of action. A tenant who claims to be aggrieved by a violation of sections 47-282 to 47-293,
  • 47-293. — Sec. 47-293. Applicability of protection afforded conversion tenants. (a) The protection provided by sections 47-282 to
  • 47-294. — Sec. 47-294. Complaints of violations. Investigations. Enforcement action by Attorney General. (a) The Commissioner of H
  • 47-295. — Sec. 47-295. Regulations. The Commissioner of Housing shall adopt regulations, in accordance with the provisions of chap
Title 830 · CT 830 (1 sections)
  • 47 — Sec. 47a-20f. Offer of incentive to tenant in foreclosed property to vacate. Upon the foreclosure of a mortgage or lien
Title 831 · CT 831 (1 sections)
  • 47 — Sec. 47a-22a. Interest payable on security deposits of senior citizens and disabled persons in public housing. Payment o
Title 832 · CT 832 (1 sections)
  • 47 — Sec. 47a-42a. Eviction of tenant and occupants from commercial property. Disposition of unclaimed possessions and person
Title 833 · CT 833 (1 sections)
  • 47 — Sec. 47a-46. (Formerly Sec. 52-465). When double damages allowable. The party aggrieved may recover in a civil action do
Title 834 · CT 834 (1 sections)
  • 47 — Sec. 47a-75. Right to counsel in eviction proceedings. (a) As used in this section:
Title 835 · CT 835 (30 sections)
  • 48-1. — Sec. 48-1. United States; ceding jurisdiction to. Retrocession of full or partial jurisdiction; concurrent jurisdiction.
  • 48-10. — Sec. 48-10. Damages to be determined by state referee. The determination of the amount of damages in any case brought by
  • 48-11. — Sec. 48-11. Deposit in court pending determination of amount to be paid. Whenever the state takes property under any pro
  • 48-12. — Sec. 48-12. Procedure for condemning land. The procedure for condemning land or other property for any of the purposes s
  • 48-13. — Sec. 48-13. Inspection and testing prior to condemnation. Upon filing a notice of condemnation of a condemning authority
  • 48-14 — Sec. 48-14a. Apportionment of taxes. When land is taken by eminent domain under the provisions of the general statutes o
  • 48-14. — Sec. 48-14. Value of crops included in damage computation. When any land is taken in eminent domain proceedings authoriz
  • 48-15. — Sec. 48-15. Valuation of flood-damaged property. Whenever any state department or agency had, prior to August 19, 1955,
  • 48-16. — Sec. 48-16. Possession of property pending condemnation proceedings. Section 48-16 is repealed.
  • 48-17 — Sec. 48-17d. Environmental remediation costs. In all condemnation proceedings, environmental remediation costs shall be
  • 48-17. — Sec. 48-17. Payment for property taken by condemnation by the state. Any amount found due from the state for property ta
  • 48-18. — Sec. 48-18. Mode of taking land to enlarge cemetery. The owner of any cemetery who wishes to enlarge its limits by addin
  • 48-19. — Sec. 48-19. Unclaimed damages for land taken for railroad or other public use to be kept by State Treasurer for owner. W
  • 48-2. — Sec. 48-2. When counties may take land. Section 48-2 is repealed.
  • 48-20. — Sec. 48-20. Condemnation of land of incapable person. Whenever any public or private corporation, authorized by law to c
  • 48-21. — Sec. 48-21. Notice to encumbrancers of land taken for public use. Payments to encumbrancers. Disputes as to amount due.
  • 48-22. — Sec. 48-22. Joint assessments for particular and remainder estates. Any court before which or judge before whom proceedi
  • 48-23. — Sec. 48-23. Obtaining possession of land acquired by eminent domain. When, under the provisions of any statute authorizi
  • 48-24. — Sec. 48-24. Condemning authority to obtain zoning variance for portion of property not taken or take entire unit. A cond
  • 48-25. — Sec. 48-25. Installment payment of awards or sale price. When any property is taken in eminent domain proceedings under
  • 48-26. — Sec. 48-26. Condemnor to pay appraisal fees and fees of experts, when. Whenever, in the exercise of the power of eminent
  • 48-27. — Sec. 48-27. State referee approval of certain negotiated condemnations. All proposed payments in excess of fifteen thous
  • 48-3. — Sec. 48-3. Town may take land for town house or town hall. Any town may take land which has been fixed upon as a site, o
  • 48-30. — Sec. 48-30. Misrepresentation of power to acquire property by eminent domain. Unfair or deceptive trade practice. (a) No
  • 48-4. — Sec. 48-4. Taking land for school purposes; exception. Section 48-4 is repealed.
  • 48-5. — Sec. 48-5. Powers of towns in taking land for school purposes. Towns shall have the same powers and be subject to the sa
  • 48-6. — Sec. 48-6. Time limits for municipal corporations to take real property. Taking of property in neighborhood revitalizati
  • 48-7. — Sec. 48-7. Town, borough or fire district may condemn land for square, common or park. When any town, borough or fire di
  • 48-8. — Sec. 48-8. Town may condemn land for records building. Whenever any town in lawful meeting has authorized the erection o
  • 48-9. — Sec. 48-9. Condemnation of land and water for state institutions and courthouses. Subject to the provisions of section 4
Title 846 · CT 846 (45 sections)
  • 49-1. — Sec. 49-1. When foreclosure a bar to further action on debt. The foreclosure of a mortgage is a bar to any further actio
  • 49-10 — Sec. 49-10b. Residential real estate transaction involving payoff of mortgage loan. Disclosure statement prepared and se
  • 49-10. — Sec. 49-10. Assignment of mortgage debt. Form of instrument. Requirements. Sufficient notice of assignment. Allocation o
  • 49-11. — Sec. 49-11. Release of mortgage by executor, administrator, spouse, next of kin, guardian, conservator or other suitable
  • 49-12. — Sec. 49-12. Release of mortgage by foreign executor, administrator, trustee, conservator or guardian. The executor of th
  • 49-13 — Sec. 49-13a. Undischarged mortgage invalid as further lien. Time periods. Tolling of time period by recording notice. (a
  • 49-13. — Sec. 49-13. Petition for discharge of mortgage or ineffective attachment, lis pendens or lien. (a) When the record title
  • 49-14. — Sec. 49-14. Deficiency judgment. (a) At any time within thirty days after the time limited for redemption has expired, a
  • 49-15. — Sec. 49-15. Opening of judgments of strict foreclosure. (a)(1) Any judgment foreclosing the title to real estate by stri
  • 49-16. — Sec. 49-16. Foreclosure certificate. Penalty. When any mortgage of real estate has been foreclosed, and the time limited
  • 49-17 — Sec. 49-17a. Collection of rental payments without legal title. Any previous mortgagor of real property against whom a f
  • 49-17. — Sec. 49-17. Foreclosure by owner of debt without legal title. When any mortgage is foreclosed by the person entitled to
  • 49-18. — Sec. 49-18. Foreclosure by executor, administrator or trustee. When any executor, administrator or trustee obtains a dec
  • 49-19. — Sec. 49-19. Title to vest in encumbrancer paying debt and costs. In actions of foreclosure, when a judgment of strict fo
  • 49-2 — Sec. 49-2c. Exceptions. (a) In no event shall interest be required to be paid on escrow accounts where (1) there is a co
  • 49-2. — Sec. 49-2. Inclusion of taxes and other items as part of mortgage debt. Open-end mortgage. Reverse annuity mortgage. Neg
  • 49-20. — Sec. 49-20. Redemption by holder of encumbrance on part of property foreclosed. When a strict foreclosure judgment conta
  • 49-21. — Sec. 49-21. Defendant to receive and file certificate of satisfaction or certificates of judgment of strict foreclosure
  • 49-22 — Sec. 49-22a. Execution of ejectment on foreclosure judgment on mortgage guaranteed by Administrator of Veterans' Affairs
  • 49-22. — Sec. 49-22. Execution of ejectment on foreclosure judgment. Disposition of property. (a) In any action brought for the f
  • 49-23. — Sec. 49-23. Ejectment by mortgagee barred by tender of debt and costs. In any action brought by a mortgagee of real esta
  • 49-24 — Sec. 49-24g. Right-of-first-refusal law days. When the court renders a judgment of market sale pursuant to section 49-24
  • 49-24. — Sec. 49-24. Court may foreclose lien or mortgage on land by sale or market sale. All liens and mortgages affecting real
  • 49-25. — Sec. 49-25. Appraisal of property. When the court in any such proceeding is of the opinion that a foreclosure by sale sh
  • 49-26. — Sec. 49-26. Conveyance; title of purchaser. When a sale has been made pursuant to a judgment therefor and ratified by th
  • 49-27. — Sec. 49-27. Disposal of proceeds of sale. The proceeds of each such sale shall be brought into court, there to be applie
  • 49-28. — Sec. 49-28. When proceeds of sale will not pay in full. If the proceeds of the sale are not sufficient to pay in full th
  • 49-29. — Sec. 49-29. Expenses of sale and costs. The court shall order the judgment and costs of the plaintiff to be first paid o
  • 49-3. — Sec. 49-3. Mortgage securing future advancements. (a) Any mortgage to secure future advancements of money for constructi
  • 49-30 — Sec. 49-30w. Junior lien on property encumbered by underwater mortgage. Nothing in sections 49-30q to 49-30u, inclusive,
  • 49-30. — Sec. 49-30. Omission of parties in foreclosure actions. When a mortgage or lien on real estate has been foreclosed and o
  • 49-31 — Sec. 49-31v. Foreclosure mediation program: Funding. The Ezequiel Santiago Foreclosure Mediation Program established pur
  • 49-31. — Sec. 49-31. Actions against the state. In any action to foreclose a mortgage or lien on any land in which the state, or
  • 49-4 — Sec. 49-4c. Mortgage as security for obligations under an electricity purchase agreement. Any mortgage entered into subs
  • 49-4. — Sec. 49-4. Mortgages by U.S. government and certain credit associations and banks to secure future advancements. Any mor
  • 49-5 — Sec. 49-5b. Required information in a mortgage contingency clause. Any mortgage contingency clause included in a bond fo
  • 49-5. — Sec. 49-5. Mortgages on property of public service companies. (a) Any corporation doing a light, heat, gas, power, water
  • 49-6 — Sec. 49-6d. Legal representation. (a) Each creditor shall notify a consumer debtor in writing when a mortgage loan appli
  • 49-6. — Sec. 49-6. Trust mortgages. Section 49-6 is repealed.
  • 49-7 — Sec. 49-7f. Mortgage brokers and lenders prohibited from referring buyers of real property to a real estate broker, sale
  • 49-7. — Sec. 49-7. Agreements concerning expenses and attorneys' fees. Any agreement contained in a bill, note, trade acceptance
  • 49-8 — Sec. 49-8a. Release of mortgage. Affidavit. Recording of affidavit with town clerk. Penalty for recording false informat
  • 49-8. — Sec. 49-8. Release of satisfied or partially satisfied mortgage or ineffective attachment, lis pendens or lien. Damages.
  • 49-9 — Sec. 49-9a. Validation of release of mortgage. Affidavit. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, a release
  • 49-9. — Sec. 49-9. Release of mortgage, mechanic's lien or power of attorney. Form of instrument. Index. Operation of executed r
Title 847 · CT 847 (61 sections)
  • 49-32 — Sec. 49-32a. Federal liens. (a)(1) Notices of liens upon real property for taxes payable to the United States and notice
  • 49-32. — Sec. 49-32. Liens in favor of the United States. Section 49-32 is repealed.
  • 49-33 — Sec. 49-33 et seq. cited. 42 CS 460.
  • 49-33. — Sec. 49-33. Mechanic's lien. Precedence. Rights of subcontractors. (a) If any person has a claim for more than ten dolla
  • 49-34. — Sec. 49-34. Certificate of lien to be recorded and notice given to owner. A mechanic's lien is not valid unless the pers
  • 49-35 — Sec. 49-35d. Validation of lien recorded prior to April 22, 1975. (a) Any person who prior to April 22, 1975, placed a m
  • 49-35. — Sec. 49-35. Notice of intent. Liens of subcontractors and materialmen. (a) No person other than the original contractor
  • 49-36. — Sec. 49-36. Liens limited; apportionment; payments to original contractor. (a) No mechanic's lien may attach to any buil
  • 49-37 — Sec. 49-37a. Lien validated when bond substituted prior to April 22, 1975. Whenever prior to April 22, 1975, a bond has
  • 49-37. — Sec. 49-37. Dissolution of mechanic's lien by substitution of bond. Joinder of actions on claim and bond. (a) Whenever a
  • 49-38. — Sec. 49-38. Lien on railroad for services or materials in construction. If any person has a claim for materials furnishe
  • 49-39. — Sec. 49-39. Time limitation of mechanic's lien. Action to foreclose privileged. A mechanic's lien shall not continue in
  • 49-40 — Sec. 49-40b. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380c.
  • 49-40. — Sec. 49-40. Record of discharge of mechanic's and judgment liens. Section 49-40 is repealed.
  • 49-41 — Sec. 49-41c. State contractor to make payment to subcontractor within thirty days. Any person contracting with the state
  • 49-41. — Sec. 49-41. Public buildings and public works. Bonds for protection of employees and materialmen. Performance bonds. Lim
  • 49-42. — Sec. 49-42. Enforcement of right to payment on bond. Suit on bond, procedure and judgment. (a)(1) Any person who perform
  • 49-43. — Sec. 49-43. Certified copies of bonds and contracts for public works. Each agency of the state or of any subdivision the
  • 49-46 — Sec. 49-46a. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380d.
  • 49-47 — Sec. 49-47a. Form of mechanic's lien foreclosure certificates. Certificates of foreclosure of mechanic's liens shall be,
  • 49-47. — Sec. 49-47. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380h.
  • 49-48. — Sec. 49-48. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380i.
  • 49-49. — Sec. 49-49. When insolvency proceedings set aside lien. Section 49-49 is repealed.
  • 49-50. — Sec. 49-50. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380f.
  • 49-51. — Sec. 49-51. Discharge of invalid lien. (a) Any person having an interest in any real or personal property described in a
  • 49-52. — Sec. 49-52. Pendency of action to foreclose lien on personalty not to be notice. The pendency of an action for the forec
  • 49-53. — Sec. 49-53. Duty of officer serving process in such action. Record by town clerk. (a) The officer serving the process an
  • 49-54. — Sec. 49-54. Transferred to Chapter 906, Sec. 52-380b.
  • 49-55 — Sec. 49-55d. Obtaining of lien without possession of vessel. Writ of attachment. Judicial sale. (a) If the lienor does n
  • 49-55. — Sec. 49-55. Vessel lien in connection with building, repairing, mooring, dockage or storage. Each vessel, not documented
  • 49-56 — Sec. 49-56a. Termination or removal of notice of lien. Each person who has lodged for record a notice of a vessel lien o
  • 49-56. — Sec. 49-56. Notice of vessel lien to be filed with Secretary of the State. Duration of lien. Discharge. (a) A vessel lie
  • 49-57. — Sec. 49-57. Form of certificate of lien on vessel. Section 49-57 is repealed.
  • 49-58. — Sec. 49-58. Lien not to exceed contract price. A vessel or its appurtenances shall not be subject to vessel liens for a
  • 49-59. — Sec. 49-59. Discharge of liens. Penalty for failure to discharge. Each person who has lodged for record a certificate cl
  • 49-60. — Sec. 49-60. Jewelers' liens. Television and radio service dealers' liens. (a) Each jeweler, watchmaker, silversmith or t
  • 49-61. — Sec. 49-61. Release of lien on substitution of bond. Lien on motor vehicle or special mobile equipment; notice of intent
  • 49-62. — Sec. 49-62. Form of application. The application described in section 49-61 may be in the following form:
  • 49-63. — Sec. 49-63. Notice of application. Hearing. No such lien may be dissolved until reasonable notice of the application, in
  • 49-64. — Sec. 49-64. Form of bond. Such bond shall be taken to the lienor, and shall be substantially in the following form:
  • 49-65. — Sec. 49-65. Dissolution of lien to be recorded. The authority dissolving the lien shall certify such dissolution upon th
  • 49-66. — Sec. 49-66. Pleadings may be amended. In any case in which a bond is substituted for a lien after an action for the coll
  • 49-67. — Sec. 49-67. Limitation of action on bond. Any bond substituted for a lien under the provisions of sections 49-61 to 49-6
  • 49-68. — Sec. 49-68. Liens of boardinghouse keepers. When a special agreement has been made between the keeper of any boarding or
  • 49-69. — Sec. 49-69. Liens of hotel keepers. Whenever the keeper of any hotel or inn receives into his hotel or inn any person as
  • 49-70. — Sec. 49-70. Lien on animals for their keep. Transfer of abandoned animals. (a) When a special agreement has been made be
  • 49-71. — Sec. 49-71. Lien of manufacturers on materials. Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of manufacturing
  • 49-72. — Sec. 49-72. Liens for rates or charges owed to private water company. Any private water company which is owed rates or c
  • 49-73 — Sec. 49-73i. Provisions re liens on insurance proceeds not to be deemed to affect other liens on real estate. The provis
  • 49-73. — Sec. 49-73. Liens on accident and liability policies in favor of hospitals and ambulance services. Service of process on
  • 49-74. — Sec. 49-74. Liens for cleaning, storage and other charges. Each person, firm, association and corporation engaged in the
  • 49-75. — Sec. 49-75. Sale of property subject to lien for other than storage charges. If the amount due for such cleaning, launde
  • 49-76. — Sec. 49-76. Sale of property subject to lien for storage charges. If the debit arising from storing clothing, household
  • 49-86. — Sec. 49-86. Bond in lieu of attachment. Notice of lien. Whenever a bond has been accepted in lieu of an attachment or in
  • 49-87. — Sec. 49-87. Certificate of dissolution of bond, filing. Upon dissolution of the surety bond, the surety may file with th
  • 49-88. — Sec. 49-88. Duration of lien on real estate. Discharge upon expiration. A lien on real estate arising under the provisio
  • 49-89. — Sec. 49-89. When judgment lien to date back to notice. If a judgment lien is placed upon real estate described in a noti
  • 49-90. — Sec. 49-90. Certificate of court clerk upon happening of certain events or lien becoming ineffective. If any lien arisin
  • 49-91. — Sec. 49-91. Certificate of plaintiff removing lien upon happening of certain events or lien becoming ineffective. In any
  • 49-92 — Sec. 49-92s. Provision of payoff statement by judgment lienholder. Imposition of fee or charge for first payoff statemen
  • 49-92. — Sec. 49-92. Other lien rights not affected. Compliance with other statutes. Section 49-92 is repealed.
Title 859 · CT 859 (12 sections)
  • 50-1. — Sec. 50-1. Disposition of perishable property. All goods of a perishable nature left with any person, when the owner is
  • 50-10. — Sec. 50-10. Duties of finder. Any person who finds and takes possession of any article of the value of one dollar or mor
  • 50-11. — Sec. 50-11. Advertising; sale of perishable goods. The police department shall, commencing within one week from the date
  • 50-12. — Sec. 50-12. Restoration to owner if claimed. If the owner of any such article claims it within six months from the date
  • 50-13. — Sec. 50-13. Procedure if unclaimed. If no owner claims such article within six months from the receipt thereof by the po
  • 50-14. — Sec. 50-14. Disposition after expiration of time for making claim. The police commissioners of such municipality shall s
  • 50-2. — Sec. 50-2. Disposition of goods not perishable. All goods not perishable, left with any person or upon any public wharf
  • 50-3. — Sec. 50-3. Expressmen and common carriers; goods not perishable. Each person engaged in the express business, and each c
  • 50-4. — Sec. 50-4. Disposition of perishable goods. If such unclaimed article is in its nature perishable, it may be sold by suc
  • 50-5. — Sec. 50-5. Avails to be accounted for. Escheat. Such person engaged in the express business or as a common carrier shall
  • 50-8. — Sec. 50-8. Marine vegetable deposits. No right in any marine vegetable deposit, thrown up by the sea or by a navigable r
  • 50-9. — Sec. 50-9. Lost goods; towns may adopt procedure for. Sections 50-10 to 50-14, inclusive, shall apply only to a municipa
Title 860 · CT 860 (1 sections)
  • 50 — Sec. 50a-9. (Formerly Sec. 45-194i). International will: Attorney as authorized person. Individuals who have been admitt
Title 861 · CT 861 (1 sections)
  • 50 — Sec. 50a-38. (Formerly Sec. 52-618). Uniform interpretation. Sections 50a-30 to 50a-38, inclusive, shall be so construed
Title 862 · CT 862 (1 sections)
  • 50 — Sec. 50a-136. Grounds for refusing recognition or enforcement of award. (1) Recognition or enforcement of an arbitral aw
Title 863 · CT 863 (1 sections)
  • 50 — Sec. 50a-203. Evidence. (a) The court may consider any evidence admissible in the adjudicating forum or other court of c
Title 870 · CT 870 (27 sections)
  • 51-1 — Sec. 51-1e. Support Enforcement Services. Successor to Support Enforcement Division. Transfer of powers, duties, obligat
  • 51-1. — Sec. 51-1. Composition of department. Report to General Assembly. Section 51-1 is repealed.
  • 51-10 — Sec. 51-10e. Artificial intelligence. Annual inventory. Policies and procedures. Assessments. (a) For the purposes of th
  • 51-10. — Sec. 51-10. Appointment of Jury Administrator and assistants. Selection of director of security and safety of the Judici
  • 51-11. — Sec. 51-11. Judges and clerks to furnish information to Chief Court Administrator. The judges, clerks and all other offi
  • 51-12 — Sec. 51-12a. Transferred to Chapter 873, Sec. 51-51w.
  • 51-12. — Sec. 51-12. Compensation plan; employment regulations; sick leave. (a) With the exception of those employees whose compe
  • 51-13. — Sec. 51-13. Variance of sessions of Superior Court. Section 51-13 is repealed.
  • 51-14 — Sec. 51-14a. Connecticut Code of Evidence. Adoption. Advisory committee. (a) The Supreme Court is authorized to adopt th
  • 51-14. — Sec. 51-14. Rules of court. Hearings. (a) The judges of the Supreme Court, the judges of the Appellate Court, and the ju
  • 51-15 — Sec. 51-15a. Consultation between judiciary committee and rules committee of Superior Court. The Senate and House chairm
  • 51-15. — Sec. 51-15. Rules of procedure in certain civil actions. Small claims. (a) In accordance with the provisions of section
  • 51-16. — Sec. 51-16. Transferred to Chapter 883b, Sec. 51-216a.
  • 51-17. — Sec. 51-17. Transferred to Chapter 883b, Sec. 51-216c.
  • 51-18. — Sec. 51-18. Transferred to Chapter 883b, Sec. 51-216b.
  • 51-19. — Sec. 51-19. Law reports. Practice Book. Section 51-19 is repealed.
  • 51-2. — Sec. 51-2. Chief Court Administrator. Section 51-2 is repealed.
  • 51-20. — Sec. 51-20. Transferred to Chapter 883a, Sec. 51-215b.
  • 51-21. — Sec. 51-21. Transferred to Chapter 883a, Sec. 51-215a.
  • 51-3. — Sec. 51-3. Inability of Chief Justice to act. In case of the death, disability, impeachment, resignation, absence from t
  • 51-5 — Sec. 51-5d. Chief Court Administrator to transfer certain revenue to organization administering program for use of inter
  • 51-6 — Sec. 51-6b. Chief Court Administrator to identify additional secure child visitation centers. The Chief Court Administra
  • 51-6. — Sec. 51-6. Chief Court Administrator to meet with judges and Probate Court Administrator. Section 51-6 is repealed.
  • 51-7. — Sec. 51-7. Conferences of judges and members of the bar. Section 51-7 is repealed.
  • 51-8. — Sec. 51-8. Establishment of office for administration of nonjudicial business of the Judicial Department. There shall be
  • 51-9 — Sec. 51-9c. (Formerly Sec. 4-68bb). Project Longevity Initiative. Definitions. Implementation. (a) For purposes of this
  • 51-9. — Sec. 51-9. Duties of staff of the Office of the Chief Court Administrator. Under the supervision and direction of the Ch
Title 871 · CT 871 (11 sections)
  • 51-27 — Sec. 51-27j. Remote administration of oath or affirmation related to court proceeding or court process. A Judicial Depar
  • 51-27. — Sec. 51-27. Court accommodations. (a) The state shall provide such suitable quarters and furniture as are necessary for
  • 51-30. — Sec. 51-30. Court attendants. (a) The Superior Court or family support magistrate, when transacting business, shall be a
  • 51-31. — Sec. 51-31. Deputy sheriffs as court officers in New London County. Section 51-31 is repealed.
  • 51-32. — Sec. 51-32. Determination of laws of other jurisdictions. Section 51-32 is repealed.
  • 51-33 — Sec. 51-33a. Criminal contempt. (a) Any person who violates the dignity and authority of any court, in its presence or s
  • 51-33. — Sec. 51-33. Punishment for contempt of court. Any court, including a family support magistrate, may punish by fine and i
  • 51-34. — Sec. 51-34. Commitment for disobedience; release. Any person committed to a community correctional center in any cause f
  • 51-35. — Sec. 51-35. Witness refusing to testify; imprisonment. Self-incrimination. (a) Any court or family support magistrate ma
  • 51-36 — Sec. 51-36a. Access to records maintained by Judicial Department. Policies and procedures. (a) For the purposes of this
  • 51-36. — Sec. 51-36. Retention, reproduction, destruction, disposal and transferring of court records. Microfilm and computerized
Title 872 · CT 872 (18 sections)
  • 51-39 — Sec. 51-39a. Use of judicial office for financial gain prohibited. No judge of the Supreme Court, Appellate Court or Sup
  • 51-39. — Sec. 51-39. Disqualification by relationship or interest. Judge or family support magistrate may act with consent of par
  • 51-40. — Sec. 51-40. Practice of law by judges restricted. Section 51-40 is repealed.
  • 51-41 — Sec. 51-41a. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-183h.
  • 51-41. — Sec. 51-41. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-183c.
  • 51-44 — Sec. 51-44a. Judicial Selection Commission. Members. Duties. Nomination of judges by Governor. (a) There is established
  • 51-45 — Sec. 51-45c. Investigation by Judicial Review Council re mental infirmity or illness, drug dependency or alcohol addicti
  • 51-45. — Sec. 51-45. Resignation of judges or family support magistrates. Any judge or family support magistrate may resign his o
  • 51-46 — Sec. 51-46a. Statement of financial interests to be reported. (a) Each judge of the Superior Court, each judge of the Ap
  • 51-46. — Sec. 51-46. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-183g.
  • 51-47 — Sec. 51-47c. Commission on Judicial Compensation. Members. Duties. (a) There is established a Commission on Judicial Com
  • 51-47. — Sec. 51-47. Salaries of judges. Practice of law prohibited. Membership on board of directors of bank prohibited. Longevi
  • 51-48. — Sec. 51-48. Payment of expenses of judges. Each judge of the Supreme Court, judge of the Appellate Court and judge of th
  • 51-49 — Sec. 51-49j. Ability of judge, family support magistrate or administrative law judge to make one-time irrevocable electi
  • 51-49. — Sec. 51-49. Disability retirement of judges, state's attorneys, public defenders, family support magistrates and adminis
  • 51-50 — Sec. 51-50l. Retired senior judges eligible for appointment as state referees. (a) Each senior judge who ceases to hold
  • 51-50. — Sec. 51-50. Retirement at age seventy or for disability. (a) Each judge or administrative law judge who first commenced
  • 51-51. — Sec. 51-51. Pensions for surviving spouses and children of judges, family support magistrates and administrative law jud
Title 873 · CT 873 (11 sections)
  • 51-51 — Sec. 51-51w. (Formerly Sec. 51-12a). Collection of fees by clerks. Expenses. All fees payable by statute to clerks of th
  • 51-52 — Sec. 51-52b. (Formerly Sec. 51-171a). Certification re authority of justice of the peace or commissioner of the Superior
  • 51-52. — Sec. 51-52. General duties of clerks. (a) Clerks shall: (1) Receive the files, processes and documents returnable to the
  • 51-53. — Sec. 51-53. Clerks to give notice of decrees of court by mail or electronic delivery. (a) Whenever any court, including
  • 51-54. — Sec. 51-54. Completing records. Section 51-54 is repealed.
  • 51-55. — Sec. 51-55. Judgments of default or nonsuit. A clerk of the Superior Court shall not enter any judgment of default or no
  • 51-56 — Sec. 51-56a. Accounting for receipts by court clerks. Remittance of certain amounts to municipalities. Additional fees t
  • 51-56. — Sec. 51-56. Accounting for receipts by clerks of Supreme, Superior and Common Pleas Court. Removal from office. Accounti
  • 51-57. — Sec. 51-57. Superior Court clerks. Oath. Full-time duties. Criminal defense prohibited. (a) Each clerk of the Superior C
  • 51-58. — Sec. 51-58. Court seals. Filing of official seals with Secretary of the State. Each court location having a clerk shall
  • 51-59. — Sec. 51-59. Clerks' offices, when open. Section 51-59 is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
Title 874 · CT 874 (9 sections)
  • 51-60. — Sec. 51-60. Appointment of official court reporters. Definitions. Adoption of policies and procedures. (a) As used in th
  • 51-61. — Sec. 51-61. Court reporter and court recording monitor to be sworn. Duties. Requests and payment for transcripts. (a) Ea
  • 51-62. — Sec. 51-62. Official court reporters and court recording monitors before judges, judge trial referees and family support
  • 51-63. — Sec. 51-63. Official court reporter and court recording monitor charges for transcripts. Official and assistant stenogra
  • 51-64. — Sec. 51-64. Traveling expenses. Section 51-64 is repealed.
  • 51-65. — Sec. 51-65. Vacancy in office of court reporter. Section 51-65 is repealed, effective July 1, 2019.
  • 51-72. — Sec. 51-72. Probate Court; stenographer may be called in by agreement. Whenever, in any court of probate, the parties or
  • 51-73. — Sec. 51-73. Powers and duties of stenographer. Notes to be evidence. Appeals on record. Each stenographer called in and
  • 51-74. — Sec. 51-74. Use of digital recording equipment by official court reporter or court recording monitor. The record of proc
Title 875 · CT 875 (1 sections)
  • 51-75. — Sec. 51-75. Messengers of the Supreme and Superior Courts. Section 51-75 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012.
Title 876 · CT 876 (22 sections)
  • 51-80 — Sec. 51-80a. Regulation of foreign legal consultants. The judges of the Superior Court may make rules regulating foreign
  • 51-80. — Sec. 51-80. Admission. The Superior Court may admit and cause to be sworn as attorneys such persons as are qualified the
  • 51-81 — Sec. 51-81h. Escrow agreement not invalid when attorney-at-law, law firm or agent is escrow holder. (a) For the purposes
  • 51-81. — Sec. 51-81. Investigation of qualifications of applicants for admission to the bar. (a) For the purpose of investigating
  • 51-84. — Sec. 51-84. Attorneys subject to rules. (a) Attorneys admitted by the Superior Court shall be attorneys of all courts an
  • 51-85 — Sec. 51-85a. Requirements and procedures re remote acknowledgment by commissioner of the Superior Court. Prohibitions on
  • 51-85. — Sec. 51-85. Authority and powers of commissioners of the Superior Court. Each attorney-at-law admitted to practice withi
  • 51-86. — Sec. 51-86. Soliciting persons to institute actions for damages. (a) A person who has not been admitted as an attorney i
  • 51-87 — Sec. 51-87b. Attorneys and persons affiliated with attorneys prohibited from referring persons to real estate brokers, s
  • 51-87. — Sec. 51-87. Solicitation of cases for attorneys. (a) Any person who (1) pays, remunerates or rewards any other person wi
  • 51-88 — Sec. 51-88a. Practice of law by persons not admitted as attorneys. Real estate closings. (a) Notwithstanding any provisi
  • 51-88. — Sec. 51-88. Practice of law by persons not admitted as attorneys. Exceptions. (a) Unless a person is providing legal ser
  • 51-89 — Sec. 51-89a. Complaint and hearing required for suspension or disbarment. Section 51-89a is repealed.
  • 51-89. — Sec. 51-89. State marshal or constable not to act as attorney in court. No state marshal or constable shall appear in co
  • 51-90 — Sec. 51-90h. Decision of State-Wide Grievance Committee. (a) Within fourteen days of the issuance to the parties of the
  • 51-90. — Sec. 51-90. State-Wide Grievance Committee. Appointment, qualifications and terms of members. There shall be a State-Wid
  • 51-91 — Sec. 51-91c. Posting of signs concerning attorney grievance procedures. The Chief Court Administrator shall cause to be
  • 51-91. — Sec. 51-91. Compelling testimony of witnesses. Contempt. (a) Any person may be compelled by subpoena signed by competent
  • 51-92. — Sec. 51-92. Grievance committees; fees and expenses. Section 51-92 is repealed.
  • 51-93. — Sec. 51-93. Reinstatement of attorneys. The superior court for any judicial district may, upon hearing, after written ap
  • 51-94 — Sec. 51-94a. Limitation on liability of attorney appointed to inventory files and protect interests of clients of inacti
  • 51-94. — Sec. 51-94. Evidence in proceedings to suspend, displace or remove attorneys-at-law. In any proceeding for the suspensio
Title 877 · CT 877 (6 sections)
  • 51-105. — Sec. 51-105. Former justice may perfect records; copies. Any former justice of the peace who has been removed from offic
  • 51-106. — Sec. 51-106. Judgments of justices of the peace may be recorded. Section 51-106 is repealed.
  • 51-107. — Sec. 51-107. Attested copies of judgments legal evidence. Each attested copy of any judgment of a justice of the peace w
  • 51-108. — Sec. 51-108. Files and minutes admissible as evidence. In the absence of a formal record, the files and minutes of a jus
  • 51-95 — Sec. 51-95b. Qualification and certification of appointed justices of the peace. (a) Each person appointed to be a justi
  • 51-95. — Sec. 51-95. Qualification and certification of nominated justices of the peace. (a) Each person nominated to be a justic
Title 881 · CT 881 (6 sections)
  • 51-141 — Sec. 51-141b. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-164v.
  • 51-146 — Sec. 51-146b. Transferred to Chapter 870, Sec. 51-10a.
  • 51-153. — Sec. 51-153. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-180a.
  • 51-157 — Sec. 51-157a. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-182o.
  • 51-161. — Sec. 51-161. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-190a.
  • 51-164 — Sec. 51-164i. Commission to study the court. Duties. Report. Obsolete.
Title 882 · CT 882 (29 sections)
  • 51-164 — Sec. 51-164x. Review of order prohibiting attendance at court session; review of certain orders sealing or limiting disc
  • 51-165. — Sec. 51-165. Number of judges. Retired judges. Assignment to hear housing matters and juvenile matters. (a)(1) On and af
  • 51-166. — Sec. 51-166. Annual meeting of judges. The judges of the Superior Court shall meet annually in June. The Chief Justice o
  • 51-167. — Sec. 51-167. Special meetings of the judges. The Chief Justice or presiding judge of the Supreme Court may call a meetin
  • 51-168. — Sec. 51-168. Transferred to Chapter 873, Sec. 51-51v.
  • 51-171 — Sec. 51-171a. Transferred to Chapter 873, Sec. 51-52b.
  • 51-175. — Sec. 51-175. Transferred to Chapter 886, Sec. 51-278.
  • 51-180 — Sec. 51-180a. (Formerly Sec. 51-153). Special session when accused confined for want of bail. Whenever any person confin
  • 51-180. — Sec. 51-180. Criminal terms and sessions. (a) There shall be a term of the Superior Court for criminal business on the f
  • 51-181 — Sec. 51-181f. Firearm-related crime dockets. (a) For the purposes of this section, “firearm-related crime docket” means
  • 51-181. — Sec. 51-181. Times and places for the sitting of the Superior Court. The Superior Court shall sit continuously throughou
  • 51-182 — Sec. 51-182p.* Transferred to Chapter 815, Sec. 46b-8.
  • 51-182. — Sec. 51-182. Notice of sessions. Special sessions. Short calendar. (a) The judges of the Superior Court shall provide fo
  • 51-183 — Sec. 51-183h. (Formerly Sec. 51-41a). Judge not to hear motion attacking bench warrant which he signed. No judge may pre
  • 51-183. — Sec. 51-183. Substitute judge. Any judge of the Superior Court may hold any term or session or part of any term or sessi
  • 51-184. — Sec. 51-184. Adjournment of court. In any judicial district where the Superior Court may lawfully be held in more than o
  • 51-185. — Sec. 51-185. Disposition of civil business at criminal sessions. Section 51-185 is repealed, effective July 1, 2024.
  • 51-186. — Sec. 51-186. Hearings at the Connecticut Correctional Institution, Somers. A hearing on any petition for a writ of habea
  • 51-187. — Sec. 51-187. Court accommodations in Windham County and at Rockville. Section 51-187 is repealed.
  • 51-188. — Sec. 51-188. Transferred to Chapter 871, Sec. 51-27f.
  • 51-189. — Sec. 51-189. Transfer of hearings before judges. When, upon any application, petition or matter presented to any judge o
  • 51-190 — Sec. 51-190a. (Formerly Sec. 51-161). Filing of papers upon decision. (a) In the trial of an action before a judge of th
  • 51-190. — Sec. 51-190. Trial before judge; papers filed where. Section 51-190 is repealed.
  • 51-193 — Sec. 51-193u. Hearing of violations and infractions by magistrate. Authority of magistrate decision. Demand for trial de
  • 51-194. — Sec. 51-194. Review division, appointment; meetings; disqualification; secretary. The Chief Justice shall appoint three
  • 51-195. — Sec. 51-195. Application for review of sentence. Any person sentenced on one or more counts of an information to a term
  • 51-196. — Sec. 51-196. Review of sentence or commitment. Decision. (a) The review division shall, in each case in which an applica
  • 51-197 — Sec. 51-197f. Further review by certification only. Upon final determination of any appeal by the Appellate Court, there
  • 51-197. — Sec. 51-197. Forms and rules of procedure. The review division shall prescribe forms to be used in accordance with secti
Title 883 · CT 883 (16 sections)
  • 51-198 — Sec. 51-198a. Law clerks. Section 51-198a is repealed.
  • 51-198. — Sec. 51-198. Constitution of Supreme Court; retired judges, terms, participation in meetings; deliberation and participa
  • 51-199 — Sec. 51-199b. Uniform Certification of Questions of Law Act. (a) This section may be cited as the “Uniform Certification
  • 51-199. — Sec. 51-199. Jurisdiction. (a) The Supreme Court shall have final and conclusive jurisdiction of all matters brought bef
  • 51-200. — Sec. 51-200. Terms and special sessions. Terms of the Supreme Court shall be held at Hartford and the specific dates of
  • 51-201. — Sec. 51-201. Chief clerk of the Supreme Court. The judges of the Supreme Court shall appoint a chief clerk of the Suprem
  • 51-202. — Sec. 51-202. Court docket. The chief clerk of the Supreme Court shall keep the docket of the Supreme Court. The chief cl
  • 51-203. — Sec. 51-203. Assignment of cases. (a) Assignment of cases for hearing by the Supreme Court shall be made by the chief cl
  • 51-204. — Sec. 51-204. Quorum; judges called in. Section 51-204 is repealed, effective October 1, 2010.
  • 51-205. — Sec. 51-205. Judges released from judicial duties on Superior Court, exception. The judges of the Supreme Court shall be
  • 51-206. — Sec. 51-206. Adjournment in absence of judges. Section 51-206 is repealed, effective October 1, 2010.
  • 51-207. — Sec. 51-207. Composition of panel. Summoning of court members or other judges to constitute panel. (a) The Supreme Court
  • 51-208. — Sec. 51-208. Judgment by agreement of parties. When the parties in any action pending before the Supreme Court, or their
  • 51-209. — Sec. 51-209. Majority of judges on panel to concur in decision. Procedure when court evenly divided. No ruling, judgment
  • 51-210. — Sec. 51-210. Costs of preparation and transmission of records in appealed cases. Any expense necessarily incurred by the
  • 51-211. — Sec. 51-211. Notice of decisions. The chief clerk of the Supreme Court or of the Appellate Court shall transmit a notice
Title 884 · CT 884 (33 sections)
  • 51-217 — Sec. 51-217b. Information for prospective jurors. Postponement of jury service or accommodations for breastfeeding women
  • 51-217. — Sec. 51-217. Qualification of jurors. (a) All jurors shall be electors, individuals lawfully admitted for permanent resi
  • 51-219 — Sec. 51-219c. Adjustment in number of jurors. If it is determined that any estimate by the chief clerks under subsection
  • 51-220 — Sec. 51-220a. Use of electronic processing in selection, drawing and summoning of jurors. Annual compilation of data. (a
  • 51-220. — Sec. 51-220. Number of jurors for each town. (a) Prior to January 1, 2024, the number of jurors to be chosen from each t
  • 51-222 — Sec. 51-222a. Preparation of master or final list. (a) Annually, upon the request of the Jury Administrator, the Commiss
  • 51-223. — Sec. 51-223. State Jury Commission. Inquiry blanks. Jury lists. Section 51-223 is repealed.
  • 51-224. — Sec. 51-224. Incomplete list. Preparation of subsequent list. If a registrar of voters of a town, after a request from t
  • 51-229. — Sec. 51-229. Additional jurors may be drawn at any time. The Superior Court may, at any time, at its discretion, order t
  • 51-230. — Sec. 51-230. Drawing of jurors in judicial districts. Section 51-230 is repealed.
  • 51-231 — Sec. 51-231a. Clerk to furnish slips containing the names of jurors. Section 51-231a is repealed.
  • 51-231. — Sec. 51-231. Drawing of jurors. Section 51-231 is repealed, effective October 1, 1997.
  • 51-232 — Sec. 51-232b. Limitation re summons for jury duty. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 51-217a and 51-238a, when
  • 51-232. — Sec. 51-232. Summoning of jurors. Juror questionnaire. Reduction of panel. Courthouse. (a) The Jury Administrator shall
  • 51-233. — Sec. 51-233. Verdict not affected by irregularities in summoning jurors. No verdict may be set aside on account of any i
  • 51-234. — Sec. 51-234. Accommodations for jury panel. The Office of the Chief Court Administrator shall provide a suitable assembl
  • 51-237 — Sec. 51-237a. Permission for juror to be absent. Any juror summoned to appear may, in the discretion of the judge of the
  • 51-237. — Sec. 51-237. Jurors failing to appear. Each juror, duly chosen, drawn and summoned, who fails to appear shall be subject
  • 51-238 — Sec. 51-238a. Length of term of service as juror. The length of the term of service for jurors shall be one day except t
  • 51-238. — Sec. 51-238. Judge may direct juror attendance. Jurors attending court held by any judge may be directed by the judge to
  • 51-239 — Sec. 51-239b. (Formerly Sec. 51-164d). Waiver of jury in civil actions. In civil actions a jury shall be deemed waived u
  • 51-239. — Sec. 51-239. Selection of panel. The clerk of the court, in impaneling the jury for the trial of each cause, shall, when
  • 51-240. — Sec. 51-240. Examination of jurors in civil actions. (a) In any civil action tried before a jury, either party shall hav
  • 51-241. — Sec. 51-241. Peremptory challenges in civil actions. On the trial of any civil action to a jury, each party may challeng
  • 51-242. — Sec. 51-242. Transferred to Chapter 961, Sec. 54-82g.
  • 51-243 — Sec. 51-243a. Orientation of jurors. (a) All oral, written or audio-visual material presented to the juror pool with res
  • 51-243. — Sec. 51-243. Alternate jurors in civil cases. (a) In any civil action to be tried to the jury in the Superior Court, if
  • 51-244. — Sec. 51-244. Jurors attending Court of Common Pleas may try civil and criminal causes at same term. Section 51-244 is re
  • 51-245 — Sec. 51-245a. Rules re qualification of interpreters to assist jurors who are deaf or hard of hearing. In accordance wit
  • 51-245. — Sec. 51-245. Duty of jurors. Prohibited conversations. Fines. Assistance of interpreter for jurors who are deaf or hard
  • 51-246. — Sec. 51-246. Court may require jury to remain together in certain cases. In the trial of any case involving a crime puni
  • 51-247 — Sec. 51-247c. Court may excuse compensation of juror. Waiver application. Juror service certificate. Filing of applicati
  • 51-247. — Sec. 51-247. Compensation of jurors. Guidelines re reimbursement of expenses. (a) Each full-time employed juror shall be
Title 885 · CT 885 (17 sections)
  • 51-250. — Sec. 51-250. Rules for initiation of court. Obsolete.
  • 51-253. — Sec. 51-253. Appointment of chief clerk, clerks, assistant clerks and clerical assistants. Salaries. Section 51-253 is r
  • 51-254. — Sec. 51-254. Transferred to Chapter 886, Sec. 51-282.
  • 51-255. — Sec. 51-255. Special prosecuting attorney. Section 51-255 is repealed.
  • 51-256. — Sec. 51-256.* Transferred to Chapter 886, Sec. 51-286a.
  • 51-257. — Sec. 51-257. Transferred to Chapter 881, Sec. 51-164b.
  • 51-258. — Sec. 51-258. No terms. Section 51-258 is repealed.
  • 51-259. — Sec. 51-259. Transferred to Chapter 881, Sec. 51-156c.
  • 51-262. — Sec. 51-262. Transferred to Chapter 881, Sec. 51-164c.
  • 51-263. — Sec. 51-263. Defendant may request written findings and conclusions. Section 51-263 is repealed.
  • 51-264. — Sec. 51-264.* Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-182o.
  • 51-265. — Sec. 51-265. Transferred to Chapter 895, Sec. 52-6a.
  • 51-266. — Sec. 51-266.* Transferred to Chapter 884, Sec. 51-239b.
  • 51-267. — Sec. 51-267.* Transferred to Chapter 884, Sec. 51-239a.
  • 51-272. — Sec. 51-272. Report by executive secretary concerning Circuit Court. Obsolete.
  • 51-273. — Sec. 51-273.* Transferred to Chapter 877, Sec. 51-95a.
  • 51-274. — Sec. 51-274. Inconsistent special acts repealed. All special acts or provisions thereof inconsistent with this chapter a
Title 886 · CT 886 (18 sections)
  • 51-275 — Sec. 51-275a. Criminal Justice Commission established. Meetings. (a) There is established a Criminal Justice Commission
  • 51-275. — Sec. 51-275. Definitions. As used in this chapter, and sections 5-142, 5-190a and 54-152, the following terms shall have
  • 51-276. — Sec. 51-276. Division established. There is hereby established the Division of Criminal Justice within the Executive Dep
  • 51-277 — Sec. 51-277e. Office of the Inspector General established. Appointment of Inspector General. Powers and duties of office
  • 51-277. — Sec. 51-277. Powers and duties of division. Representation of the state by Chief State's Attorney. (a) The division shal
  • 51-278 — Sec. 51-278c. Term of office of Chief State's Attorney incumbent on June 3, 1985. The Chief State's Attorney incumbent o
  • 51-278. — Sec. 51-278. (Formerly Sec. 51-175). Appointment, salaries and removal of prosecutorial officials. (a)(1) On or before A
  • 51-279 — Sec. 51-279f. State-Wide Hate Crimes Advisory Council. (a) There shall be a State-Wide Hate Crimes Advisory Council with
  • 51-279. — Sec. 51-279. Duties of Chief State's Attorney. Budget. (a) The Chief State's Attorney, with the advice of the Division o
  • 51-280. — Sec. 51-280. Performance rating of state's attorneys. The Chief State's Attorney and each state's attorney shall biennia
  • 51-281. — Sec. 51-281. Jurisdiction of prosecutorial officials. The Chief State's Attorney and each deputy chief state's attorney,
  • 51-285 — Sec. 51-285a. Prosecutorial officials handling juvenile matters. (a) Within available appropriations, juvenile prosecuto
  • 51-285. — Sec. 51-285. Special prosecutors, special inspectors and special federal prosecutors. (a) The Chief State's Attorney may
  • 51-286 — Sec. 51-286n. Notification of Department of Public Health of conviction of licensed professionals of certain offenses re
  • 51-286. — Sec. 51-286. Chief inspectors. Inspectors. Assistance of state and local police. (a) The Chief State's Attorney shall ap
  • 51-287 — Sec. 51-287b. Deductions from longevity payment deposited in State's Attorneys' Retirement Fund. There shall be deducted
  • 51-287. — Sec. 51-287. (Formerly Sec. 51-175a). Retirement of state's attorneys. Retirement salary. Credit for prior service. Retu
  • 51-288. — Sec. 51-288. (Formerly Sec. 51-175b). Pension for widow of state's attorney. Each widow of a Chief State's Attorney, dep
Title 887 · CT 887 (15 sections)
  • 51-289 — Sec. 51-289a. Public Defender Services Commission, Chief Public Defender and Division of Public Defender Services assign
  • 51-289. — Sec. 51-289. Public Defender Services Commission established. Income and Eligibility Guidelines. Child Protection. Court
  • 51-290. — Sec. 51-290. Chief Public Defender and Deputy Chief Public Defender; appointment, qualifications, removal, salary. (a) T
  • 51-291. — Sec. 51-291. Duties of the Chief Public Defender. The Chief Public Defender shall:
  • 51-292. — Sec. 51-292. Expenses included in commission's budget. Except as provided in section 46b-136, reasonable expenses of, or
  • 51-293. — Sec. 51-293. Public defenders, assistants and deputies; appointment, terms, qualifications, suspension, removal, salarie
  • 51-294. — Sec. 51-294. Reappointment of public defenders serving on October 1, 1975. Section 51-294 is repealed.
  • 51-295 — Sec. 51-295b. Longevity payments for Chief Public Defender and Deputy Chief Public Defender. Each Chief Public Defender
  • 51-295. — Sec. 51-295. Retirement and disability of public defenders. Retirement credit. Except as provided in section 51-295a, th
  • 51-296 — Sec. 51-296b. Pilot program re representation at parole revocation hearings. The Chief Public Defender shall, within ava
  • 51-296. — Sec. 51-296. Designation of public defender for indigent defendant, codefendant. Legal services and guardians ad litem i
  • 51-297. — Sec. 51-297. *(See end of section for amended version of subsection (f) and effective date.) Determination of indigency;
  • 51-298. — Sec. 51-298. Reimbursement of commission by financially able defendants or persons. Actions by Attorney General. (a)(1)
  • 51-299. — Sec. 51-299. Eligibility of minors for public defender services. Powers of investigation. Except in cases in which couns
  • 51-300. — Sec. 51-300. Confidentiality of statement in support cases. In cases where the accused is charged with a violation of se
Title 889 · CT 889 (5 sections)
  • 51-334. — Sec. 51-334. (Formerly Sec. 51-182g). Family relations cases claimed as for short calendar. Lists. Section 51-334 is rep
  • 51-335. — Sec. 51-335. Transferred to Chapter 815, Sec. 46b-11.
  • 51-339. — Sec. 51-339. Transferred to Chapter 815, Sec. 46b-10.
  • 51-340. — Sec. 51-340. Transferred to Chapter 815, Sec. 46b-9.
  • 51-341. — Sec. 51-341. Transferred to Chapter 815, Sec. 46b-8.
Title 890 · CT 890 (20 sections)
  • 51-342. — Sec. 51-342. (Formerly Sec. 51-140). County construed as judicial district for purpose of venue. Wherever in the general
  • 51-343. — Sec. 51-343. Definitions. For purposes of this chapter and section 52-46a, the following definitions shall apply:
  • 51-344 — Sec. 51-344b. Term “judicial district of New Britain” substituted for “judicial district of Hartford”, when. Whenever th
  • 51-344. — Sec. 51-344. Judicial districts established. For purposes of establishing venue, the Superior Court shall consist of the
  • 51-345 — Sec. 51-345b. Venue in actions involving administrative decisions of municipal agencies. (a) Notwithstanding the provisi
  • 51-345. — Sec. 51-345. (Formerly Sec. 52-42). Venue in civil actions and housing matters. Return of civil process. (a) Actions in
  • 51-346 — Sec. 51-346a. Jury trial in the judicial district of Ansonia-Milford. If a jury trial is claimed in any civil action bro
  • 51-346. — Sec. 51-346. (Formerly Sec. 52-24). Location in judicial district where civil process may be made returnable. Trial loca
  • 51-347 — Sec. 51-347c. Last day for filing next business day if clerk's office closed. If the last day for filing of any matter i
  • 51-347. — Sec. 51-347. (Formerly Sec. 52-47). Where writs may be filed. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section,
  • 51-348 — Sec. 51-348b. Housing matters heard on separate dockets within certain judicial districts. Housing matters, as defined i
  • 51-348. — Sec. 51-348. Geographical areas. Venue. Courthouse use. Venue for action pertaining to violation of state or municipal c
  • 51-349. — Sec. 51-349. Where actions commenced in geographical areas. Section 51-349 is repealed, effective June 30, 2017.
  • 51-350. — Sec. 51-350. Filing in a geographical area. All writs, motions, pleadings and appearances made returnable to a geographi
  • 51-351 — Sec. 51-351b. Short title: Uniform Transboundary Pollution Reciprocal Access Act. (a) This section may be cited as the “
  • 51-351. — Sec. 51-351. Return to improper locations. No cause shall fail on the ground that it has been made returnable to an impr
  • 51-352 — Sec. 51-352c. (Formerly Sec. 54-41). Jurisdiction of various offenses. (a) A criminal prosecution shall not fail by reas
  • 51-352. — Sec. 51-352. (Formerly Sec. 54-77). Venue in criminal actions. (a) Each person charged with any offense shall be tried i
  • 51-353 — Sec. 51-353b. (Formerly Sec. 54-79). Files in transferred cases. The clerk of the court in which such case is pending sh
  • 51-353. — Sec. 51-353. (Formerly Sec. 54-78). Change of venue in criminal case. Any judge holding a criminal session of the Superi
Title 895 · CT 895 (19 sections)
  • 52-1. — Sec. 52-1. Administration of legal and equitable rights. The Superior Court may administer legal and equitable rights an
  • 52-10. — Sec. 52-10. Jurisdiction of the Superior Court. Actions against judgments of. Section 52-10 is repealed.
  • 52-11. — Sec. 52-11. Complaints for change of name. Exceptions re offenders required to register with Commissioner of Emergency S
  • 52-12 — Sec. 52-12a. Jurisdiction over foreign defamation judgment. (a) As used in this section, (1) “foreign defamation judgmen
  • 52-12. — Sec. 52-12. Jurisdiction over the sale of certain real property. Protection of unrepresented interests. Orders and decre
  • 52-13. — Sec. 52-13. Protection of unrepresented interests. Section 52-13 is repealed.
  • 52-14. — Sec. 52-14. Jurisdiction of cases brought prior to October 1, 1955. Special.
  • 52-17. — Sec. 52-17. Transferred to Chapter 890, Sec. 51-345a.
  • 52-22. — Sec. 52-22. Courts may pass title to real property by decree. The Superior Court in the exercise of its equitable jurisd
  • 52-23. — Sec. 52-23. Order to guardian to convey ward's realty. The Superior Court in the exercise of its equitable jurisdiction
  • 52-24. — Sec. 52-24. Transferred to Chapter 890, Sec. 51-346.
  • 52-29. — Sec. 52-29. Superior Court may declare rights and legal relations. (a) The Superior Court in any action or proceeding ma
  • 52-32 — Sec. 52-32a. Transferred to Chapter 890, Sec. 51-351a.
  • 52-32. — Sec. 52-32. Transfer of causes brought to the wrong court. Section 52-32 is repealed.
  • 52-36 — Sec. 52-36a. Claiming of cases to jury on consolidation of actions where not previously claimed. When actions pending in
  • 52-38. — Sec. 52-38. Transferred to Chapter 898, Sec. 52-91a.
  • 52-42. — Sec. 52-42. Transferred to Chapter 890, Sec. 51-345.
  • 52-7. — Sec. 52-7. Transferred to Chapter 882, Sec. 51-197b.
  • 52-9 — Sec. 52-9c. Transferred to Chapter 895, Sec. 52-25h.
Title 896 · CT 896 (28 sections)
  • 52-45 — Sec. 52-45b. (Formerly Sec. 52-90). Forms for commencement of civil action. Unless otherwise provided by rule, the forms
  • 52-46 — Sec. 52-46a. Return of process. Process in civil actions returnable to the Supreme Court shall be returned to its clerk
  • 52-46. — Sec. 52-46. Time for service. Civil process, if returnable to the Supreme Court, shall be served at least thirty days, i
  • 52-47. — Sec. 52-47. Transferred to Chapter 890, Sec. 51-347.
  • 52-48. — Sec. 52-48. Return day of process. (a) Process in civil actions, including transfers and applications for relief or remo
  • 52-50. — Sec. 52-50. Persons to whom process shall be directed. (a) All process shall be directed to a state marshal, a constable
  • 52-51. — Sec. 52-51. Service by officer before giving bond. Any process in any civil action which is served by any officer before
  • 52-52. — Sec. 52-52. Orders of notice of legal or judicial proceedings. (a) Orders of notice of legal or judicial proceedings nee
  • 52-53. — Sec. 52-53. State marshal may make special deputation. A state marshal may, on any special occasion, depute, in writing
  • 52-54. — Sec. 52-54. Service of summons. The service of a writ of summons shall be made by the officer reading it and the complai
  • 52-55. — Sec. 52-55. When completion of service by another officer allowable. (a) If an officer to whom any process is directed d
  • 52-56. — Sec. 52-56. Service of process outside of officer's precinct. (a) If any officer has commenced the service of any civil
  • 52-57 — Sec. 52-57a. Service of process without state upon persons domiciled or subject to jurisdiction of courts in state. A pe
  • 52-57. — Sec. 52-57. Manner of service upon individuals, municipalities, corporations, partnerships and voluntary associations. (
  • 52-59 — Sec. 52-59d. Service of process outside country to be in accordance with treaty or convention or court order. (a) Notwit
  • 52-60. — Sec. 52-60. Judge of probate as attorney for nonresident fiduciary. Service of process. (a) No appointment of a nonresid
  • 52-61. — Sec. 52-61. Service upon nonresident fiduciaries. Process in civil actions against a nonresident executor, administrator
  • 52-62. — Sec. 52-62. Service upon nonresident in action for negligent operation of motor vehicle. (a) Any nonresident of this sta
  • 52-63. — Sec. 52-63. Service of civil process upon Commissioner of Motor Vehicles in lieu of owner or operator of motor vehicle,
  • 52-64. — Sec. 52-64. Service in action against state. (a) Service of civil process in any civil action or proceeding maintainable
  • 52-65. — Sec. 52-65. Service upon nonresident in a quo warranto case. Service of an information in the nature of quo warranto bro
  • 52-66. — Sec. 52-66. Execution of process by borough bailiffs. Section 52-66 is repealed.
  • 52-67. — Sec. 52-67. Service in actions on joint contracts. In actions on joint contracts, the service of any process upon such o
  • 52-68. — Sec. 52-68. Notice to nonresident adverse or interested parties and interested parties unknown to plaintiff. (a) The Sup
  • 52-69. — Sec. 52-69. Notice to “representatives and creditors”, “widow” or “widower and heirs”. The plaintiff in any action for e
  • 52-70. — Sec. 52-70. Endorsement on process for fees. Penalty for exacting illegal fees. Each officer serving any process shall e
  • 52-71. — Sec. 52-71. Process void if issued or served on Sunday. Section 52-71 is repealed.
  • 52-72. — Sec. 52-72. Amendment of process. (a) Upon payment of taxable costs, any court shall allow a proper amendment to civil p
Title 897 · CT 897 (17 sections)
  • 52-73 — Sec. 52-73a. (Formerly Sec. 52-116). Action on bond to municipal officer. When any bond, note or other security is taken
  • 52-73. — Sec. 52-73. Municipal corporations may sue and be sued. Towns, societies, communities and corporations may prosecute and
  • 52-74. — Sec. 52-74. Action on foreign probate bond. Any bond entered into in accordance with the laws of any other state of the
  • 52-75. — Sec. 52-75. Action by holder of mortgage or lien where grantee assumed the debt. Whenever any real property encumbered b
  • 52-76. — Sec. 52-76. Actions by and against voluntary associations. Any number of persons associated together as a voluntary asso
  • 52-77. — Sec. 52-77. Action by joint tenant or tenant in common; effect of nonjoinder. Any joint tenant or tenant in common of la
  • 52-78. — Sec. 52-78. Joinder of executor or administrator for a deceased joint contractor. (a) In any case in which any joint con
  • 52-79. — Sec. 52-79. Joinder of husband and wife; costs. Section 52-79 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 52-80. — Sec. 52-80. Nonsuits and withdrawals; costs. If the plaintiff, in any action returned to court and entered in the docket
  • 52-81. — Sec. 52-81. Costs taxable on withdrawal. Upon the withdrawal of any civil action after it has been returned to court and
  • 52-82. — Sec. 52-82. Withdrawal when court not in session or before return day. The plaintiff may withdraw a civil action when th
  • 52-83. — Sec. 52-83. Nonresident plaintiff's appearance by attorney sufficient. In any action brought by one who is not an inhabi
  • 52-84. — Sec. 52-84. When judgment by default may be rendered. When any process has been served on any defendant and returned to
  • 52-85. — Sec. 52-85. When garnishee may move to assign case for trial. When, in an action commenced in the Superior Court by proc
  • 52-86. — Sec. 52-86. When creditor may appear and defend. Costs. Prohibited defenses. (a) In any action in which property has bee
  • 52-87. — Sec. 52-87. Continuance on account of absent or nonresident defendant. Exceptions. (a) Every civil action in which the d
  • 52-88. — Sec. 52-88. Defense by garnishee. Continuance, postponement or adjournment of action. In any action in which property is
Title 898 · CT 898 (45 sections)
  • 52-100. — Sec. 52-100. Motions to expunge or correct pleadings. Section 52-100 is repealed.
  • 52-101. — Sec. 52-101. Joinder of interested persons as plaintiffs. All persons having an interest in the subject of a civil actio
  • 52-102 — Sec. 52-102b. Addition of person as defendant for apportionment of liability purposes. (a) A defendant in any civil acti
  • 52-102. — Sec. 52-102. Joinder of persons with interest adverse to plaintiff and of necessary persons. Upon motion made by any par
  • 52-103. — Sec. 52-103. Citation of new parties by judge. Any court, or a judge when the court is not in session, upon motion, may
  • 52-104. — Sec. 52-104. Joinder of plaintiffs and consolidation of causes. All persons may be joined in one action as plaintiffs in
  • 52-105. — Sec. 52-105. Numerous parties may be represented by one. When the persons who might be made parties are very numerous, s
  • 52-106. — Sec. 52-106. Executor, administrator or trustee of express trust may sue or be sued alone. An executor, administrator, o
  • 52-107. — Sec. 52-107. Additional parties may be summoned in. The court may determine the controversy as between the parties befor
  • 52-108. — Sec. 52-108. Nonjoinder and misjoinder of parties. An action shall not be defeated by the nonjoinder or misjoinder of pa
  • 52-109. — Sec. 52-109. Substituted plaintiff. When any action has been commenced in the name of the wrong person as plaintiff, the
  • 52-110. — Sec. 52-110. Summoning in of third parties by defendant who counterclaims. When a counterclaim raises questions affectin
  • 52-111. — Sec. 52-111. Effect of change of parties. A change in parties, made by order of court, shall not impair any previous att
  • 52-112. — Sec. 52-112. Insertion of names of partners in process in action by or against a partnership. (a) In commencing a civil
  • 52-113. — Sec. 52-113. Common counts; bill of particulars. Section 52-113 is repealed.
  • 52-114. — Sec. 52-114. Pleading of contributory negligence. In any action to recover damages for negligently causing the death of
  • 52-115. — Sec. 52-115. Pleading charters. All acts of incorporation passed by the General Assembly may be declared on or pleaded a
  • 52-116. — Sec. 52-116. Transferred to Chapter 897, Sec. 52-73a.
  • 52-117. — Sec. 52-117. Action on probate bond. (a) In any action upon a bond taken in a court of probate, not brought by a represe
  • 52-118. — Sec. 52-118. Action by assignee of chose in action. The assignee and equitable and bona fide owner of any chose in actio
  • 52-119. — Sec. 52-119. Pleading to be according to rules and orders of court. Parties failing to plead according to the rules and
  • 52-120. — Sec. 52-120. Pleading filed by consent after expiration of time. (a) Whenever any party or parties to a civil action, or
  • 52-121. — Sec. 52-121. Pleading may be filed after expiration of time fixed, but prior to hearing on motion for default judgment o
  • 52-122. — Sec. 52-122. Procedure in certain actions not changed. Sections 52-1, 52-45a, 52-45b, 52-91, 52-97 and 52-279 shall not
  • 52-123. — Sec. 52-123. Circumstantial defects not to abate pleadings. No writ, pleading, judgment or any kind of proceeding in cou
  • 52-126. — Sec. 52-126. Action not abated on account of marriage. An action commenced by a single person shall not abate on account
  • 52-127. — Sec. 52-127. Process not to be drawn or filled out by officer. Any process or complaint drawn or filled out by a state m
  • 52-128. — Sec. 52-128. Amendment of pleadings by plaintiff; costs. The plaintiff may amend any defect, mistake or informality in t
  • 52-129. — Sec. 52-129. Amendment of pleadings in appeals from justices. Section 52-129 is repealed.
  • 52-130. — Sec. 52-130. Amendment of defects, mistakes or informalities. Parties may amend any defect, mistake or informality in th
  • 52-131. — Sec. 52-131. Amendment of claim against estate of insolvent debtor or deceased person. In any hearing on the estate of a
  • 52-135. — Sec. 52-135. Amendment of pleadings after default or demurrer overruled; costs. The plaintiff, in any cause of action fo
  • 52-136. — Sec. 52-136. Amendment from contract to tort and vice versa. The complaint in an action brought for breach of contract m
  • 52-137. — Sec. 52-137. Amendment changing the relief sought. If, on the trial upon an issue of fact or of law of an action in whic
  • 52-138. — Sec. 52-138. Amendment calling for legal relief; jury trial. If any complaint is so amended as to call for legal instead
  • 52-139. — Sec. 52-139. Set-off of mutual debts; procedure. (a) In any action brought for the recovery of a debt, if there are mutu
  • 52-140. — Sec. 52-140. Set-off by defendant in suit by assignee. In any action brought in his own name by the assignee of a chose
  • 52-141. — Sec. 52-141. Set-off in action for trespass or tort. (a) In a civil action for trespass to real or personal property or
  • 52-142. — Sec. 52-142. Joint debtors; discharge; set-off. A discharge to one of several joint debtors, purporting to discharge him
  • 52-91 — Sec. 52-91a. (Formerly Sec. 52-38). Foreclosure. Redemption. Matter in demand. In actions for the foreclosure of title o
  • 52-91. — Sec. 52-91. Pleadings; contents of complaint. There shall be one form of civil action. The first pleading on the part of
  • 52-92. — Sec. 52-92. Demurrers to be specific. Section 52-92 is repealed, effective October 1, 2012.
  • 52-97. — Sec. 52-97. Union of legal and equitable causes of action; limitation. In any civil action the plaintiff may include in
  • 52-98. — Sec. 52-98. Pleadings to allege the material facts in concise form. Section 52-98 is repealed.
  • 52-99. — Sec. 52-99. Untrue allegations or denials; costs. Any allegation or denial made without reasonable cause and found untru
Title 899 · CT 899 (53 sections)
  • 52-143. — Sec. 52-143. Subpoenas for witnesses. Penalty for failure to appear and testify. (a) Subpoenas for witnesses shall be si
  • 52-144. — Sec. 52-144. Form of subpoena. The form of a subpoena may be as follows:
  • 52-145. — Sec. 52-145. Certain witnesses not disqualified. Credibility. (a) A person shall not be disqualified as a witness in any
  • 52-146 — Sec. 52-146x. Disclosure of patient communication or information relating to gender-affirming health care services or re
  • 52-146. — Sec. 52-146. Wife as a witness against her husband. A wife may be compelled to testify in any action brought against her
  • 52-147. — Sec. 52-147. Written statements in actions to recover damages for personal injuries. In any action to recover damages fo
  • 52-148 — Sec. 52-148e. Issuance of subpoena for taking of deposition. Deposition to be used in federal court or court of other st
  • 52-148. — Sec. 52-148. Depositions in civil actions and probate proceedings. Section 52-148 is repealed.
  • 52-149 — Sec. 52-149a. Depositions of medical witnesses. (a) The deposition of any physician, psychologist, chiropractor, naturop
  • 52-149. — Sec. 52-149. Depositions of persons sixty years old. Section 52-149 is repealed.
  • 52-150. — Sec. 52-150. Interested persons not to write depositions. Any deposition written, drawn up or dictated by the party, his
  • 52-151. — Sec. 52-151. Custody and opening of depositions. Depositions returned to the court shall remain in the custody of its cl
  • 52-152. — Sec. 52-152. Depositions of persons in armed forces. (a) The court in which any civil action or probate proceeding is pe
  • 52-155 — Sec. 52-155b. Limitations on issuance of out-of-state subpoena request relating to gender-affirming health care services
  • 52-155. — Sec. 52-155. Depositions before commissioner appointed by other jurisdiction. Compulsory process for witnesses. Section
  • 52-156 — Sec. 52-156a. Deposition to perpetuate testimony before action or pending appeal. (a)(1) A person who desires to perpetu
  • 52-156. — Sec. 52-156. Preservation of the testimony of a witness. (a) Any person who desires to preserve the testimony of any wit
  • 52-157. — Sec. 52-157. Taking of deposition may be adjourned. The authority before whom a deposition is taken may adjourn the taki
  • 52-158. — Sec. 52-158. Deposition may be used in Appellate Court. Section 52-158 is repealed, effective October 1, 2019.
  • 52-159 — Sec. 52-159a. Disclosure of names or reports of plaintiff's expert witnesses in malpractice action. Section 52-159a is r
  • 52-159. — Sec. 52-159. Deposition may be used in another action. The testimony of any witness, taken by deposition, in any civil a
  • 52-160. — Sec. 52-160. Admissibility in subsequent trial of testimony of witness recorded in former trial. If any witness in a civ
  • 52-161 — Sec. 52-161b. Subpoenaing of crime victim by pro se litigant. Court authorization required. (a) A pro se litigant in any
  • 52-161. — Sec. 52-161. Transcript of stenographer's or court reporter's record part of official record. An exemplified transcript
  • 52-162. — Sec. 52-162. Exemplification of laws of other states. Section 52-162 is repealed.
  • 52-163 — Sec. 52-163a. Determination of the law of jurisdictions outside this state. (a) In determining the law of any jurisdicti
  • 52-163. — Sec. 52-163. Judicial notice of special acts, regulations of state and municipal agencies and municipal ordinances. The
  • 52-164. — Sec. 52-164. Reports of judicial decisions of other states. The reports of the judicial decisions of other states and co
  • 52-165. — Sec. 52-165. Records of corporations and public offices. The entries or records of all corporations and all public offic
  • 52-166. — Sec. 52-166. Orders of state officials. Any order made by any state official in the performance of his duties may be pro
  • 52-167. — Sec. 52-167. Corporation certificates; copies as prima facie evidence. A copy of any certificate filed by any corporatio
  • 52-168. — Sec. 52-168. U.S. revenue stamps on recorded documents. Certified copies of any memorandum made by a recording officer,
  • 52-169. — Sec. 52-169. Protests of bills and notes. Protests of inland bills of exchange and promissory notes, protested without t
  • 52-170. — Sec. 52-170. Records of directors of health and religious societies. The records of the proceedings of directors of heal
  • 52-171. — Sec. 52-171. Sworn copies of files and records. The files, records, votes and proceedings of any court, community, corpo
  • 52-172. — Sec. 52-172. Declarations and memoranda of deceased persons. In actions by or against the representatives of deceased pe
  • 52-173. — Sec. 52-173. Entries admissible for those claiming title from decedent. Whenever the entries and written memoranda of a
  • 52-174 — Sec. 52-174a. Admissibility of reports or bills re pregnancy, childbirth or genetic or blood testing as business record.
  • 52-174. — Sec. 52-174. Admissibility of records and reports of certain expert witnesses as business entries. (a) In all actions fo
  • 52-175 — Sec. 52-175a. Negligence action, construction of acts of blind person. The failure of a blind person to use a service an
  • 52-175. — Sec. 52-175. Entries and memoranda of mentally ill and incapable persons. (a) In the trial of any civil action in which
  • 52-176. — Sec. 52-176. Promise to pay barred debt to be in writing. In any action against the representatives of a deceased person
  • 52-177. — Sec. 52-177. Action on bond. Burden of proving value of principal's interest. Whenever, in any action brought upon a bon
  • 52-178 — Sec. 52-178a. Physical examination of plaintiff, when. In any action to recover damages for personal injuries, the court
  • 52-178. — Sec. 52-178. Adverse party or officer, agent or employee thereof may be compelled to testify. A party to a civil action
  • 52-179. — Sec. 52-179. Seal and its equivalent. All instruments in writing executed by any person or corporation not having an off
  • 52-180 — Sec. 52-180c. Admissibility of evidence of sexual misconduct. (a) As used in this section: (1) “Sexual misconduct” means
  • 52-180. — Sec. 52-180. Admissibility of business entries and photographic copies. (a) Any writing or record, whether in the form o
  • 52-181. — Sec. 52-181. Evidence of death or capture. An official written report or record, or certified copy thereof, that a perso
  • 52-182. — Sec. 52-182. Presumption of family car or motorboat in operation by certain person. Proof that the operator of a motor v
  • 52-183. — Sec. 52-183. Presumption of agency in motor vehicle operation. In any civil action brought against the owner of a motor
  • 52-184 — Sec. 52-184e. Admissibility of amount of damages awarded to plaintiff in separate action against different health care p
  • 52-184. — Sec. 52-184. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-168.
Title 900 · CT 900 (60 sections)
  • 52-185. — Sec. 52-185. Bond or recognizance for prosecution. (a) No bond or recognizance for prosecution is required from a party
  • 52-189. — Sec. 52-189. Surety company bond acceptable. Any surety company chartered by this state or authorized to do business her
  • 52-190 — Sec. 52-190c. Mandatory mediation for negligence action against health care provider. Stipulation by mediator and partie
  • 52-190. — Sec. 52-190. Action on probate bond. Endorsement of writ. Section 52-190 is repealed, effective October 1, 2015.
  • 52-191 — Sec. 52-191c. Precedence of actions involving terminally ill persons. (a) Any civil action to which a terminally ill per
  • 52-191. — Sec. 52-191. Precedence of actions in favor of the state. All civil actions brought by or on behalf of the state, includ
  • 52-192 — Sec. 52-192b. Offers of judgment. Applicability. Sections 52-192a to 52-195, inclusive, of the general statutes, revisio
  • 52-192. — Sec. 52-192. Precedence of other cases in order of trial. Any objections made to the acceptance of the report of a commi
  • 52-193. — Sec. 52-193. Offer of compromise by defendant. In any action on contract, or seeking the recovery of money damages, whet
  • 52-194. — Sec. 52-194. Acceptance of defendant's offer of compromise. In any action, the plaintiff may, within sixty days after be
  • 52-195 — Sec. 52-195c. Time period for payment of settlement amount. (a) When an action to recover damages has been settled, any
  • 52-195. — Sec. 52-195. Effect of failure to accept defendant's offer of compromise. (a) If the plaintiff does not, within the time
  • 52-196 — Sec. 52-196a. Filing of special motion to dismiss based on exercise of certain state or federal constitutional rights in
  • 52-196. — Sec. 52-196. Motion to continue or postpone. Whenever in any action pending in the Superior Court a motion for a postpon
  • 52-197 — Sec. 52-197b. Discovery outside country to be in accordance with treaty or convention or court order. (a) If an applicab
  • 52-197. — Sec. 52-197. Motion for disclosure. Rules. (a) In any civil action, the court, upon motion of either party, may order di
  • 52-198. — Sec. 52-198. Disclosure; examination of officer of corporation. If a corporation is party to an action, the opposite par
  • 52-199. — Sec. 52-199. Questions which need not be answered. Self-incrimination. (a) In any hearing or trial, a party interrogated
  • 52-200 — Sec. 52-200a. Defendant's insurance liability policy limits and insurer's duty to indemnify subject to discovery. In any
  • 52-200. — Sec. 52-200. Disclosure not conclusive. When either party in any action has obtained from the other party a disclosure o
  • 52-201. — Sec. 52-201. Action on nonnegotiable instruments; defense. Assignment. Section 52-201 is repealed.
  • 52-202. — Sec. 52-202. Transferred to Chapter 925, Sec. 52-570a.
  • 52-203. — Sec. 52-203. Demand for receipt not to vitiate a legal tender. The requirement or demand for a receipt for such amount o
  • 52-204. — Sec. 52-204. Recovery of expenditures by husband or parent. In any civil action arising out of personal injury or proper
  • 52-205. — Sec. 52-205. Court may determine order in which issues shall be tried. In all cases, whether entered upon the docket as
  • 52-206. — Sec. 52-206. Writings; admission of their execution. (a) Either party to a civil action may, by a written notice, call u
  • 52-207. — Sec. 52-207. Defense based on Sunday contract. No person who has received a valuable consideration for a contract, expre
  • 52-208. — Sec. 52-208. Reception of evidence objected to as inadmissible. Whenever evidence offered upon the trial of any civil ac
  • 52-209. — Sec. 52-209. Argument of counsel; time limit. In a trial before the Superior Court, counsel shall not occupy more than o
  • 52-210. — Sec. 52-210. Motion for nonsuit. If, on the trial of any issue of fact in a civil action, the plaintiff has produced his
  • 52-211. — Sec. 52-211. Refusal to set aside nonsuit; appeal. If a nonsuit has been so granted in the Superior Court, the plaintiff
  • 52-212 — Sec. 52-212a. Civil judgment or decree opened or set aside within four months only. Unless otherwise provided by law and
  • 52-212. — Sec. 52-212. Opening judgment upon default or nonsuit. (a) Any judgment rendered or decree passed upon a default or nons
  • 52-215 — Sec. 52-215a. Jury of six in civil actions. On the trial of any civil action to a jury, the trial shall be to a jury of
  • 52-215. — Sec. 52-215. Dockets. Jury cases. Court cases. In the Superior Court a docket shall be kept of all cases. In such docket
  • 52-216 — Sec. 52-216c. Failure to call a witness. Jury instruction prohibited; argument by counsel permitted. No court in the tri
  • 52-216. — Sec. 52-216. Deciding questions of law and of fact. The court shall decide all issues of law and all questions of law ar
  • 52-217. — Sec. 52-217. Violation of statute by minor. In all actions for recovery of damages for injury to person or property, in
  • 52-218. — Sec. 52-218. Jury may try issues of fact in equitable action. Upon the application of either party, the court may order
  • 52-219. — Sec. 52-219. Claim for damages and equitable relief; separate trials. Whenever an action brought to recover damages and
  • 52-220. — Sec. 52-220. Hearing in damages: When to jury. In any action at law in which the defendant suffers a default and there i
  • 52-221 — Sec. 52-221a. Hearing in damages: Proof of damages on defendant's failure to appear. In any hearing in damages at which
  • 52-221. — Sec. 52-221. Hearing in damages: Evidence. Notice. (a) In any hearing in damages upon default suffered or after demurrer
  • 52-222. — Sec. 52-222. Verdict by nine jurors. Section 52-222 is repealed.
  • 52-223. — Sec. 52-223. Jury may be three times returned to consider verdict. The court may, if it judges the jury has mistaken the
  • 52-224. — Sec. 52-224. Special verdicts. Jury to assess damages. (a) The court shall determine questions of law referred to it by
  • 52-225 — Sec. 52-225l. Transfer of structured settlement payment rights: General provisions. (a) The provisions of sections 52-22
  • 52-225. — Sec. 52-225. Judgment on verdict; assessment of damages when judgment rendered other than on verdict. The court shall re
  • 52-226 — Sec. 52-226a. Special finding that action or defense without merit and not in good faith. In any civil action tried to a
  • 52-226. — Sec. 52-226. Trial to the court. Special finding. In any action for legal relief, when the parties join in an issue of f
  • 52-227. — Sec. 52-227. Judgment for or against some of the parties only. In any civil action in which a cause of action is sustain
  • 52-228 — Sec. 52-228c. Remittitur when noneconomic damages in negligence action against health care provider determined to be exc
  • 52-228. — Sec. 52-228. Judgment too large; remittitur; correction. If any judgment is rendered, by mistake or clerical error, for
  • 52-231 — Sec. 52-231b. Entry of order or judgment or approval of settlement that prohibits or restricts disclosure of sexual abus
  • 52-231. — Sec. 52-231. Facts on which judgments found to appear on record. Each court shall keep a record of its proceedings and c
  • 52-232. — Sec. 52-232. Judge to file memorandum of decision on demurrer. Section 52-232 is repealed.
  • 52-233. — Sec. 52-233. Certification of statutory appeals taken to a judge. Whenever any statutory appeal from the doings of any a
  • 52-234. — Sec. 52-234. Time for entering of justice appeals. Section 52-234 is repealed.
  • 52-235 — Sec. 52-235f. Referral to arbitration of civil action involving claim for bodily injury arising out of motor vehicle acc
  • 52-235. — Sec. 52-235. Reservation of questions of law. (a) The Superior Court, or any judge of the court, with the consent of all
Title 901 · CT 901 (32 sections)
  • 52-236. — Sec. 52-236. Actions on contract; evidence of damages since suit. In any action founded on contract, for the recovery of
  • 52-237. — Sec. 52-237. Damages in actions for libel. In any action for a libel, the defendant may give proof of intention; and unl
  • 52-238. — Sec. 52-238. Damages in actions on penal bonds. (a) In any action on a penal bond, containing any condition which has be
  • 52-239. — Sec. 52-239. When broadcasting stations, networks, CATV systems liable for defamation. The owner, licensee or operator o
  • 52-240 — Sec. 52-240b. Punitive damages in product liability actions. Punitive damages may be awarded if the claimant proves that
  • 52-240. — Sec. 52-240. Effect of damages on costs. (a) In any action founded on tort tried in the Superior Court, if the damages f
  • 52-243. — Sec. 52-243. Costs when plaintiff is partly successful. If a verdict is found on any issue joined in an action in favor
  • 52-244. — Sec. 52-244. When plaintiff not to recover costs. Costs shall not be recovered by the plaintiff in any case in which he
  • 52-245. — Sec. 52-245. False statement concerning defense. Costs. In any case in which an affidavit has been filed by the defendan
  • 52-246. — Sec. 52-246. Costs for service by indifferent person. Costs shall not be taxed, without the written consent of the defen
  • 52-247. — Sec. 52-247. Officer's fees on foreign attachment when garnishee not cited in. In any action commenced by process of for
  • 52-248. — Sec. 52-248. Costs when there are more civil actions than necessary. When two or more civil actions are pending in the s
  • 52-249 — Sec. 52-249a. Costs and attorney's fee in action upon a bond substituted for a mechanic's lien. A plaintiff who prevails
  • 52-249. — Sec. 52-249. Costs and attorney's fees in actions for foreclosure and substitution of bond. (a) The plaintiff in any act
  • 52-250. — Sec. 52-250. Costs of application to dissolve injunction. The costs of an application to dissolve an injunction may be a
  • 52-251 — Sec. 52-251d. Attorney's fees in action to establish parentage or establish, modify or enforce child support orders in t
  • 52-251. — Sec. 52-251. Expenses and counsel fees in action to construe will or for advice concerning will or trust. In any action
  • 52-252. — Sec. 52-252. Costs for nonappearance of party giving notice of deposition. When a notice is given to an adverse party or
  • 52-253. — Sec. 52-253. Costs in suit against manufacturers for nuisance. Costs upon a complaint against a manufacturer under secti
  • 52-254. — Sec. 52-254. Costs in amicable suit. All costs incurred in any amicable suit, under chapter 908, shall be borne equally
  • 52-255. — Sec. 52-255. Costs on motion to expunge. Section 52-255 is repealed.
  • 52-256 — Sec. 52-256b. Award of attorney's and officer's fees in contempt action. (a) When any person is found in contempt of any
  • 52-256. — Sec. 52-256. Transferred to Chapter 900, Sec. 52-195a.
  • 52-257 — Sec. 52-257a. Fees in Circuit Court. Section 52-257a is repealed.
  • 52-257. — Sec. 52-257. Fees of parties in civil actions. (a) The fees of parties in civil actions in which the matter in demand is
  • 52-258. — Sec. 52-258. Jury fees. The jury fee in civil actions shall be four hundred forty dollars to be paid at the time the cas
  • 52-259 — Sec. 52-259d. Additional fee for civil causes. Section 52-259d is repealed, effective July 1, 2004.
  • 52-259. — Sec. 52-259. Court fees. (a) There shall be paid to the clerks for entering each appeal or writ of error to the Supreme
  • 52-260. — Sec. 52-260. Witness fees. (a) The fees of a witness for attendance before any court, the General Assembly or any commit
  • 52-261 — Sec. 52-261a. Fees and expenses of officers and persons serving process or performing other duties for the Judicial Depa
  • 52-261. — Sec. 52-261. Fees and expenses of officers and persons serving process or performing other duties. (a) Except as provide
  • 52-262. — Sec. 52-262. Fees for signing process, administering oaths, acknowledgments. Any person legally authorized, except when
Title 902 · CT 902 (8 sections)
  • 52-263. — Sec. 52-263. Appeals from Superior Court. Exceptions. Upon the trial of all matters of fact in any cause or action in th
  • 52-264. — Sec. 52-264. Judges of Supreme Court to make rules for appeals and writs of error. The judges of the Supreme Court shall
  • 52-265 — Sec. 52-265a. Direct appeal on questions involving the public interest. (a) Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 5
  • 52-265. — Sec. 52-265. Action of Supreme Court on appeals and writs of error. Costs. (a) On an appeal or writ of error, if the Sup
  • 52-266. — Sec. 52-266. Several issues; new trial to be limited to issue in error. If several issues are presented by the pleadings
  • 52-267. — Sec. 52-267. Judge dying or ceasing to hold office at the time of decision; cause remanded to court rendering decision.
  • 52-268. — Sec. 52-268. New trial when judge, stenographer or court reporter dies or becomes incapacitated and review of errors not
  • 52-269. — Sec. 52-269. Record fee in Supreme Court. Section 52-269 is repealed.
Title 903 · CT 903 (2 sections)
  • 52-270. — Sec. 52-270. Causes for which new trials may be granted. (a) The Superior Court may grant a new trial of any action that
  • 52-274. — Sec. 52-274. Writs of error from summary process judgments. Section 52-274 is repealed.
Title 904 · CT 904 (39 sections)
  • 52-279. — Sec. 52-279. When attachments may be granted. Attachments may be granted upon all complaints containing a money demand a
  • 52-280. — Sec. 52-280. Service of writ of attachment. A writ of attachment shall be served by attaching the estate of the defendan
  • 52-281. — Sec. 52-281. Order for attachment on plaintiff's application during pendency of action. Section 52-281 is repealed.
  • 52-282. — Sec. 52-282. Transferred to Chapter 903a, Sec. 52-278i.
  • 52-283 — Sec. 52-283a. Discharge of attachment. Each person who has filed a notice of attachment as provided under section 52-283
  • 52-283. — Sec. 52-283. Certain attachments effective without removal of property. Attachments of machinery, engines or implements,
  • 52-284. — Sec. 52-284. Attachment against nonresident. When the defendant is not a resident or inhabitant of this state and has es
  • 52-285. — Sec. 52-285. Attachment of real estate. Real estate shall be attached by the officer by leaving in the office of the tow
  • 52-286. — Sec. 52-286. Attachment of leasehold interests. Leasehold interests in real estate, oyster lots or beds, franchises issu
  • 52-287. — Sec. 52-287. Attachment of fixtures of telephone or electric distribution company or association. The fixtures of every
  • 52-288. — Sec. 52-288. Attachment of railroad cars and motor vehicles. Section 52-288 is repealed.
  • 52-289. — Sec. 52-289. Attachment of corporate rights or shares. Rights or shares in the stock of any corporation, together with t
  • 52-292. — Sec. 52-292. Attachment in actions against voluntary associations and their members. The property of a voluntary associa
  • 52-293. — Sec. 52-293. Sale of attached livestock and perishable property. When any livestock, or other personal property in its n
  • 52-294. — Sec. 52-294. Procedure on sale of attached property. When the plaintiff intends to make application for a sale pursuant
  • 52-295. — Sec. 52-295. Costs and expenses of appraisal. The costs of the appraisal shall be paid by the officer and charged in his
  • 52-296. — Sec. 52-296. Disposition of avails of attachment sale. If the suit upon which such property was attached is decided in f
  • 52-297. — Sec. 52-297. Avails of attachment sale may be attached. After the money accruing from the sale of the property attached
  • 52-298. — Sec. 52-298. Defendant may take avails of sale on giving bond. The defendant may, at any time during the pendency of the
  • 52-299. — Sec. 52-299. Attachment of partnership property for partner's debt. When any action is brought to or is pending in the S
  • 52-300. — Sec. 52-300. Discontinuance of attachment proceedings; security. Any court or judge before whom any proceedings relative
  • 52-304. — Sec. 52-304. Dissolution of attachment by substitution of bond or lien. When any estate is attached, or any debt or effe
  • 52-305. — Sec. 52-305. Form of application for dissolution. The application may be in form substantially as follows:
  • 52-306. — Sec. 52-306. Notice of application to dissolve attachment. No attachment shall be dissolved until reasonable notice of t
  • 52-307. — Sec. 52-307. Amount of attachment bond or substitute lien; hearing as to sufficiency. All persons interested may be hear
  • 52-308. — Sec. 52-308. Form of attachment bond. The bond shall be taken to the plaintiff and be substantially in the following for
  • 52-309. — Sec. 52-309. Return of application, bond or certified copy of lien and proceedings. The authority dissolving the attachm
  • 52-310. — Sec. 52-310. Certificate of dissolution of attachment. The defendant, if the attachment dissolved is of real estate, may
  • 52-311. — Sec. 52-311. Attachment; new bond or lien may be required. The court before which any action may be pending, in which su
  • 52-321 — Sec. 52-321a. Trust or retirement income and certain retirement, education and medical savings accounts and group annuit
  • 52-321. — Sec. 52-321. Liability of income of trust fund to creditors. Expenses of trustee. Except as provided in sections 52-321a
  • 52-322. — Sec. 52-322. Certificate of plaintiff dissolving attachment and removing lien upon happening of certain events or attach
  • 52-323. — Sec. 52-323. Penalty for not filing certificate. Section 52-323 is repealed.
  • 52-324. — Sec. 52-324. Certificate of court clerk upon happening of certain events or attachment becoming ineffective. If an attac
  • 52-325 — Sec. 52-325e. Duration of notice of lis pendens. Rerecording. (a) No notice of lis pendens recorded against any real pro
  • 52-325. — Sec. 52-325. Notice of lis pendens. (a) In any action in a court of this state or in a court of the United States (1) th
  • 52-326. — Sec. 52-326. Discharge of lis pendens and invalid liens. The provisions of sections 52-322 and 52-324 shall apply, mutat
  • 52-327. — Sec. 52-327. Duration of attachment lien on real estate. Discharge upon expiration. No attachment of real estate shall c
  • 52-328. — Sec. 52-328. Duration of attachment liens after judgment. (a) Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section, no p
Title 905 · CT 905 (19 sections)
  • 52-329. — Sec. 52-329. Process of foreign attachment. When the effects of the defendant in any proposed or pending civil action in
  • 52-330. — Sec. 52-330. Citing garnishee to disclose. The plaintiff may insert in the writ a direction to the garnishee, except if
  • 52-331. — Sec. 52-331. Disclosure by garnishee to officer. The officer serving process upon any person or corporation named as gar
  • 52-332. — Sec. 52-332. Corporation as garnishee; disclosure; nonappearance. If any corporation made a garnishee and cited in to di
  • 52-333. — Sec. 52-333. Liability of garnishee for not appearing. If any garnishee, cited in to disclose before a court held in a t
  • 52-334. — Sec. 52-334. Disclosure by garnishee. The court may examine upon oath any garnishee cited in to disclose as to whether,
  • 52-335. — Sec. 52-335. Service of garnishee process on corporation. When any corporation, engaged in transacting business in any o
  • 52-336. — Sec. 52-336. Service on disbursing agent or paymaster of garnishee. When any corporation having a disbursing agent or pa
  • 52-337 — Sec. 52-337a. Garnishment of checking account. Section 52-337a is repealed.
  • 52-337. — Sec. 52-337. Service on bank or trust company as garnishee. Whenever a bank, savings bank, trust company or industrial b
  • 52-338. — Sec. 52-338. Service on nonresident garnishee. When the garnishee does not reside in this state, but is engaged in the t
  • 52-339. — Sec. 52-339. Service on partnership garnishees. When a partnership, the business of which is transacted by one or more o
  • 52-340. — Sec. 52-340. Subrogation of factorizing creditor. In actions by foreign attachment, the plaintiff shall be entitled to a
  • 52-341. — Sec. 52-341. Attachment of debt evidenced by negotiable note. When a debt evidenced by a negotiable promissory note has
  • 52-342. — Sec. 52-342. Presentation of debt by attaching creditor to decedent's or insolvent estate. When any debt due or to becom
  • 52-343. — Sec. 52-343. Death of garnishee pending attachment. If any executor, administrator or trustee, in whose hands any debt,
  • 52-344. — Sec. 52-344. Levy of execution as a discharge of garnishee. The taking of any effects or debt by judgment of law out of
  • 52-345. — Sec. 52-345. Judgment debt attached. Stay of execution. If any judgment debt is taken by foreign attachment, the issue o
  • 52-346. — Sec. 52-346. Garnishments of mortgages. The plaintiff in any civil action in which garnishee process is served upon any
Title 906 · CT 906 (35 sections)
  • 52-350 — Sec. 52-350f. Enforcement of money judgment. Costs, fees and interest. A money judgment may be enforced against any prop
  • 52-351 — Sec. 52-351b. Discovery by judgment creditor. (a) A judgment creditor may obtain discovery from the judgment debtor, or
  • 52-351. — Sec. 52-351. New judgment to include unsatisfied costs of execution. Any court issuing an execution on which the costs t
  • 52-352 — Sec. 52-352d. Exempt property of farm partnership. (a) As used in this section, “exempt” has the same meaning as provide
  • 52-352. — Sec. 52-352. Property exempt from attachment and execution. Section 52-352 is repealed.
  • 52-353. — Sec. 52-353. Levy on and sale of personal property exempt to a certain amount. When an execution debtor owns any persona
  • 52-355 — Sec. 52-355a. Judgment lien on personal property. (a) Except in the case of a consumer judgment, a judgment lien, securi
  • 52-356 — Sec. 52-356d. Installment payment order. (a) When a judgment is rendered against a natural person, the judgment creditor
  • 52-356. — Sec. 52-356. Levy on personal estate. Section 52-356 is repealed.
  • 52-361 — Sec. 52-361b. Notification of judgment debtor's rights. Claim for exemption or modification. (a) A property execution pu
  • 52-362 — Sec. 52-362j. “Past-due support”, “overdue support”, defined. For the purposes of sections 52-362d, 52-362e, 52-362g, an
  • 52-362. — Sec. 52-362. Income withholding and unemployment compensation for support. (a) For the purposes of this section:
  • 52-363. — Sec. 52-363. Levy on machinery, implements and crops. Removal. Section 52-363 is repealed.
  • 52-364. — Sec. 52-364. Levy against partnership. No execution upon a judgment rendered against copartners shall be levied upon any
  • 52-365. — Sec. 52-365. Demand on execution against voluntary association. Demand on execution, upon a judgment rendered against a
  • 52-367 — Sec. 52-367c. Execution against lottery and pari-mutuel winnings. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of the general
  • 52-380 — Sec. 52-380i. (Formerly Sec. 49-48). Foreclosure of lien when plaintiff holds mortgage. Upon proceedings for the foreclo
  • 52-381. — Sec. 52-381. Liability of garnishee; scire facias. If judgment is rendered in favor of the plaintiff in any action by fo
  • 52-382. — Sec. 52-382. Levy on nonresident garnishee. In an action by foreign attachment in which the garnishee is described as a
  • 52-383. — Sec. 52-383. Levy when garnishee has left the state. When the garnishee in any action of foreign attachment has removed
  • 52-384. — Sec. 52-384. Scire facias against garnishee who has left state. If, after demand made as provided in section 52-383, a w
  • 52-385. — Sec. 52-385. Scire facias founded on justice judgment. Section 52-385 is repealed.
  • 52-386. — Sec. 52-386. Stay of execution when debt is not payable. When it appears on the hearing of any scire facias, founded on
  • 52-387. — Sec. 52-387. Scire facias; defense by assignee or claimant. When a scire facias is brought to recover a debt or effects
  • 52-388. — Sec. 52-388. Commission to take disclosure of garnishee. The court before which any scire facias is pending may issue a
  • 52-389. — Sec. 52-389. Attachment lien on debt due from solvent estate. When any debt due or which may become due from the estate
  • 52-390. — Sec. 52-390. Execution; demand for legacy or distributive share. When any legacy or distributive share due or which may
  • 52-391. — Sec. 52-391. Execution; demand for debt due from insolvent estate. When any debt due or which may become due from the es
  • 52-392. — Sec. 52-392. Execution; payment by executor, administrator or trustee. When demand is made of the garnishee upon the exe
  • 52-393. — Sec. 52-393. Scire facias against executor, administrator or trustee. If, upon demand so made, the garnishee neglects or
  • 52-397. — Sec. 52-397. Examination of judgment debtor. Any judgment debtor, an execution against whom has been returned unsatisfie
  • 52-398. — Sec. 52-398. Scope of inquiry; debtor not excused from answering. The debtor shall not be excused from answering any que
  • 52-399. — Sec. 52-399. Commitment of debtor for contempt. Any judge before whom any such examination is ordered may commit the jud
  • 52-400 — Sec. 52-400f. Priority of claims for deposits for consumer goods and services. In the event of (1) the termination of th
  • 52-400. — Sec. 52-400. Costs of examination. The costs of such examination shall be taxed by the judge ordering the same and may i
Title 907 · CT 907 (5 sections)
  • 52-401. — Sec. 52-401. Court to settle terms of accounting. In any judgment or decree for an accounting, the court shall determine
  • 52-402. — Sec. 52-402. Procedure. Auditors' fees. (a) When a judgment is rendered against the defendant in an action for an accoun
  • 52-403. — Sec. 52-403. Accounting before a justice of the peace. Section 52-403 is repealed.
  • 52-404. — Sec. 52-404. Accounting between coexecutors and cotenants. (a) A residuary legatee, when all or any part of his legacy i
  • 52-405. — Sec. 52-405. Appeal in action demanding an accounting. When, in any action demanding an accounting, a judgment is render
Title 908 · CT 908 (2 sections)
  • 52-406. — Sec. 52-406. Submission of agreed case. Parties to a question in difference which might be the subject of a civil action
  • 52-407. — Sec. 52-407. Appeal. If either party to a submission pursuant to section 52-406 desires a review of any question of law
Title 909 · CT 909 (18 sections)
  • 52-407 — Sec. 52-407eee. Applicability of part I to action or proceeding commenced or right accrued before October 1, 2018. Appli
  • 52-408. — Sec. 52-408. Agreements to arbitrate. An agreement in any written contract, or in a separate writing executed by the par
  • 52-409. — Sec. 52-409. Stay of proceedings in court. If any action for legal or equitable relief or other proceeding is brought by
  • 52-410. — Sec. 52-410. Application for court order to proceed with arbitration. (a) A party to a written agreement for arbitration
  • 52-411. — Sec. 52-411. Appointment of arbitrator or umpire. (a) If, in a written agreement to arbitrate, a method of appointing an
  • 52-412. — Sec. 52-412. Subpoenas and depositions. (a) Any arbitrator or umpire and any other persons qualified by law to issue sub
  • 52-413. — Sec. 52-413. Hearing; time and place; adjournment. The arbitrators to an arbitration matter shall appoint a time and pla
  • 52-414. — Sec. 52-414. Additional arbitrator. Rehearing. Oath. (a) All the arbitrators to an arbitration matter shall meet and act
  • 52-415. — Sec. 52-415. Arbitrators may ask advice of courts. At any time during an arbitration, upon request of all the parties to
  • 52-416. — Sec. 52-416. Time within which award shall be rendered. Notice. (a) If the time within which an award is rendered has no
  • 52-417. — Sec. 52-417. Application for order confirming award. At any time within one year after an award has been rendered and th
  • 52-418. — Sec. 52-418. Vacating award. (a) Upon the application of any party to an arbitration, the superior court for the judicia
  • 52-419. — Sec. 52-419. Modification or correction of award. (a) Upon the application of any party to an arbitration, the superior
  • 52-420. — Sec. 52-420. Motion to confirm, vacate or modify award. (a) Any application under section 52-417, 52-418 or 52-419 shall
  • 52-421. — Sec. 52-421. Record to be filed with clerk of court. Effect and enforcement of judgment or decree. (a) Any party applyin
  • 52-422. — Sec. 52-422. Order pendente lite. At any time before an award is rendered pursuant to an arbitration under this chapter,
  • 52-423. — Sec. 52-423. Appeal. An appeal may be taken from an order confirming, vacating, modifying or correcting an award, or fro
  • 52-424. — Sec. 52-424. Reference of pending actions to arbitration. When the parties to any action pending in court desire to refe
Title 910 · CT 910 (11 sections)
  • 52-425. — Sec. 52-425. Appointment of a committee in civil actions. (a) In any civil action pending in the Superior Court in which
  • 52-426. — Sec. 52-426. Compensation of committee and stenographer. When any civil action is pending in the Superior Court and has
  • 52-427. — Sec. 52-427. Auditors or committee may be appointed when court not in session. Any judge of the Superior Court may, when
  • 52-428. — Sec. 52-428. Auditors in actions involving matters of accounting. When in any action it is necessary, by reason of its b
  • 52-429. — Sec. 52-429. Powers of auditors and committees over witnesses. Auditors and committees appointed by any court, while eng
  • 52-430. — Sec. 52-430. Filling of auditor or committee vacancies when court not in session. If any auditor, committee or member of
  • 52-431. — Sec. 52-431. Recommittal of incomplete report. When a finding of facts made and returned to any court by an auditor or a
  • 52-432. — Sec. 52-432. Judge not to be auditor or committee. No judge whose salary is paid by the state may be appointed as an aud
  • 52-433. — Sec. 52-433. Auditor or committee appointed judge may finish case. Any auditor or committee who is appointed judge of an
  • 52-434 — Sec. 52-434d. Special education administrative contested cases pilot program. Section 52-434d is repealed, effective Oct
  • 52-434. — Sec. 52-434. State referees. (a) Appointment of retired judges and members of the bar. Cases referred. (1) Each judge of
Title 911 · CT 911 (11 sections)
  • 52-435 — Sec. 52-435a. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-160.
  • 52-435. — Sec. 52-435. Bastardy complaint by mother. Section 52-435 is repealed.
  • 52-436. — Sec. 52-436. Continuance of case; evidence. Section 52-436 is repealed.
  • 52-437. — Sec. 52-437. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-167.
  • 52-438 — Sec. 52-438b. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-163.
  • 52-438. — Sec. 52-438. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-164.
  • 52-439 — Sec. 52-439a. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-170.
  • 52-439. — Sec. 52-439. Withdrawal, dismissal or settlement of case, consent. Section 52-439 is repealed.
  • 52-440 — Sec. 52-440b. Transferred to Chapter 815y, Sec. 46b-169.
  • 52-440. — Sec. 52-440. When state or town may maintain suit. Section 52-440 is repealed.
  • 52-441. — Sec. 52-441. Suit may be compromised by Welfare Commissioner or selectmen. Section 52-441 is repealed.
Title 912 · CT 912 (10 sections)
  • 52-446. — Sec. 52-446. Petition to flow land; contents; procedure. When any person who has set up or desires to set up a water mil
  • 52-447. — Sec. 52-447. Petition to be heard by committee, unless parties agree. The petition, unless the parties thereto agree upo
  • 52-448. — Sec. 52-448. Not to interfere with existing dams or millsites. No such dam shall be erected, or watercourse made or alte
  • 52-449. — Sec. 52-449. Procedure upon report of committee. New inquiry by court. Any person interested in the report of the commit
  • 52-450. — Sec. 52-450. Reassessment of damages by jury; addition by court. Either party may move for a reassessment of the damages
  • 52-451. — Sec. 52-451. Objections to action of jury. Upon the return of the doings of such jury, any person interested therein may
  • 52-452. — Sec. 52-452. Costs of reassessment; bond. If the petitioner moves for a jury, he shall pay the costs of the application
  • 52-453. — Sec. 52-453. Effect of assessment; payment of damages and costs. An assessment of damages so made shall be final and con
  • 52-454. — Sec. 52-454. Costs of petition. The fees and expenses of the petition shall be paid by the petitioner unless it is other
  • 52-455. — Sec. 52-455. Second petition; expenses of first petition to be paid. If, in any case, the petitioner fails to pay or dep
Title 913 · CT 913 (6 sections)
  • 52-456. — Sec. 52-456. Drain across land of another. When the owner of land may wish to drain it, either by the necessary deepenin
  • 52-457. — Sec. 52-457. Damages. Upon such complaint, the court may appoint three disinterested property owners of the town where s
  • 52-458. — Sec. 52-458. Reassessment of damages. Upon motion of either party, the court shall appoint three other disinterested pro
  • 52-459. — Sec. 52-459. Setting aside reassessment. The court may set such report aside if, upon exception taken, it appears that s
  • 52-460. — Sec. 52-460. Payment of costs. If such property owners do not increase the damages, the applicants for such reassessment
  • 52-461. — Sec. 52-461. Obstruction to drainage. When any low lands have been drained by a ditch or current running thence in a nat
Title 915 · CT 915 (5 sections)
  • 52-466. — Sec. 52-466. Application for writ of habeas corpus. Service. Return. (a)(1) An application for a writ of habeas corpus,
  • 52-467. — Sec. 52-467. Punishment for refusal to obey writ or accept copy. If any person having the custody of the body of anyone
  • 52-468. — Sec. 52-468. Commitment for contempt; application for discharge. The court may commit to prison, for any contempt of whi
  • 52-469. — Sec. 52-469. Averments of return may be denied or other facts alleged. Section 52-469 is repealed.
  • 52-470. — Sec. 52-470. Summary disposal of habeas corpus case. Determination of good cause for trial. Appeal by person convicted o
Title 916 · CT 916 (14 sections)
  • 52-471. — Sec. 52-471. Granting of injunction. (a) Any judge of any court of equitable jurisdiction may, on motion, grant and enfo
  • 52-472. — Sec. 52-472. Bond on issue of temporary injunction. No temporary injunction may be granted, except in favor of the state
  • 52-473 — Sec. 52-473a. Enjoining or restraining enforcement of certain environmental or public health laws. Ex parte orders prohi
  • 52-473. — Sec. 52-473. Injunctions may be granted immediately or after notice. (a) An injunction may be granted immediately, if th
  • 52-474. — Sec. 52-474. Interested persons may appear and be heard. Any person who may be directly or indirectly interested in, or
  • 52-475. — Sec. 52-475. Dissolution of temporary injunction. (a) When a temporary injunction is granted in any action before its re
  • 52-476. — Sec. 52-476. Continuance pending appeal. When a temporary injunction has been granted and upon final hearing judgment ha
  • 52-477. — Sec. 52-477. Permanent injunction; stay pending appeal. When judgment has been rendered for a permanent injunction order
  • 52-478. — Sec. 52-478. Removal of stay or dissolution of injunction. The court in which such case is pending may, if in its opinio
  • 52-479. — Sec. 52-479. Reservation for advice. Dissolution of injunction. When an injunction is granted by a judge when the court
  • 52-480. — Sec. 52-480. Injunction against malicious erection of structure. An injunction may be granted against the malicious erec
  • 52-481. — Sec. 52-481. Abatement of manufacturer's nuisance. Temporary injunction. (a) If any manufacturer carries on his business
  • 52-482. — Sec. 52-482. Injunction against manufacturing fish oil or manure. Section 52-482 is repealed, effective October 1, 2002.
  • 52-483. — Sec. 52-483. Injunction against sale on execution; adjournment of sale. When any temporary injunction is granted to rest
Title 917 · CT 917 (1 sections)
  • 52-484. — Sec. 52-484. Action in nature of interpleader. Whenever any person has, or is alleged to have, any money or other proper
Title 918 · CT 918 (10 sections)
  • 52-485. — Sec. 52-485. Writ of mandamus. (a) The Superior Court may issue a writ of mandamus in any case in which a writ of mandam
  • 52-486. — Sec. 52-486. Mandamus. Return. Judgment for costs. When the party to whom a writ of mandamus is directed makes a return
  • 52-487. — Sec. 52-487. Enforcement of corporation laws. Any stockholder of a corporation may apply for a writ of mandamus against
  • 52-488. — Sec. 52-488. Mandamus against corporation to repair highway. Any town may apply for a writ of mandamus against any corpo
  • 52-489. — Sec. 52-489. Issue of writ of ne exeat. The superior court for any judicial district, and, when such court is not in ses
  • 52-490. — Sec. 52-490. Issuance of writ of prohibition. Section 52-490 is repealed.
  • 52-491. — Sec. 52-491. Complaint in the nature of quo warranto. When any person or corporation usurps the exercise of any office,
  • 52-492. — Sec. 52-492. Quo warranto; costs to prevailing party; bond. When a complaint in the nature of a quo warranto is brought,
  • 52-493. — Sec. 52-493. Order in the nature of prerogative writs. Any court having cognizance of writs of habeas corpus, mandamus,
  • 52-494. — Sec. 52-494. Notice of rules and writs. All notices of rules and writs issued under the provisions of this chapter shall
Title 919 · CT 919 (10 sections)
  • 52-495. — Sec. 52-495. Partition of joint and common estates. Courts having jurisdiction of actions for equitable relief may, upon
  • 52-496. — Sec. 52-496. Devise of freehold with contingent interest; partition. When any deceased tenant in common, joint tenant or
  • 52-497. — Sec. 52-497. Decrees to be recorded in land records. Each decree for a partition under sections 52-495 and 52-496, toget
  • 52-498. — Sec. 52-498. Sale of land when trust cannot be executed. (a) If real property is held by a trustee under a trust created
  • 52-499. — Sec. 52-499. Sale of land to promote the interest of beneficiaries. (a) The Superior Court may, on application of any tr
  • 52-500. — Sec. 52-500. Sale or equitable distribution of real or personal property owned by two or more persons. Life estate. (a)
  • 52-501. — Sec. 52-501. Sale of building and land owned by different parties. Disposition of proceeds. (a) The Superior Court may,
  • 52-502. — Sec. 52-502. Orders to protect parties and effectuate sale. Sale by committee. (a) On any complaint for the sale of real
  • 52-503 — Sec. 52-503r. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act. The provisions of sections 52-503f
  • 52-503. — Sec. 52-503. Partition or sale of property when estate in settlement. No partition, or sale in lieu of partition, may be
Title 920 · CT 920 (11 sections)
  • 52-504. — Sec. 52-504. Application for receiver; orders of judge. When any action is brought to or pending in the superior court i
  • 52-505. — Sec. 52-505. Receivers for certain associations, communities or corporations. (a) If in any town, any association, commu
  • 52-506. — Sec. 52-506. Receiver to give bond. All receivers, before assuming to act as such, shall file with the clerk of the cour
  • 52-507. — Sec. 52-507. Authority of receiver of corporation. (a) Receivers of a corporation, appointed by judicial authority, shal
  • 52-508. — Sec. 52-508. Receiver to file semiannual statements. Each such receiver shall, during the first week in April and in Oct
  • 52-509. — Sec. 52-509. Appointment of receiver of partnership. (a) When any partnership is dissolved and the partners cannot agree
  • 52-510. — Sec. 52-510. Power of court over partnership property. The Superior Court, and when court is not in session any judge th
  • 52-511. — Sec. 52-511. Receiver entitled to control of partnership property. Upon the appointment of a receiver for a partnership,
  • 52-512. — Sec. 52-512. Preference in receivership proceedings to claims for wages and deposits for consumer goods and services. (a
  • 52-513. — Sec. 52-513. Court may remove receiver at pleasure and fill vacancy. Receivers may be removed at any time, at the pleasu
  • 52-514. — Sec. 52-514. Receivership; dissolution of attachment and levy of execution; costs. (a) The commencement of proceedings f
Title 921 · CT 921 (17 sections)
  • 52-515. — Sec. 52-515. When action of replevin maintainable. The action of replevin may be maintained to recover any goods or chat
  • 52-516. — Sec. 52-516. Commencement of action of replevin. Prejudgment remedy. (a) An action of replevin shall be commenced by a w
  • 52-517. — Sec. 52-517. Replevin for property attached. When any property is held by an officer by virtue of a writ of attachment,
  • 52-518. — Sec. 52-518. Replevin writ; affidavit as to value of goods and recognizance required. A writ of replevin shall not be is
  • 52-519. — Sec. 52-519. Form of writ, affidavit and bond. The writ in an action of replevin, and the accompanying affidavit and rec
  • 52-520. — Sec. 52-520. Determination of jurisdiction of court. Section 52-520 is repealed.
  • 52-521. — Sec. 52-521. Replevin; service; new bond; voiding of process. (a) The officer who replevies property shall leave a true
  • 52-522. — Sec. 52-522. Pleadings. In an action of replevin, no cause of action, except of replevin or for a conversion of the good
  • 52-523. — Sec. 52-523. Complaint. If the complaint in an action of replevin contains a sufficient statement of the plaintiff's tit
  • 52-524. — Sec. 52-524. Defenses. All defenses to an action of replevin, other than those to the jurisdiction or in abatement, incl
  • 52-525. — Sec. 52-525. Statement of title. (a) An allegation by either party that the party pleading or a third person was, at the
  • 52-526. — Sec. 52-526. Judgment. No judgment for a return of the goods or for damages may be given to a defendant under a mere den
  • 52-527. — Sec. 52-527. Transfer of cause to higher court. Section 52-527 is repealed.
  • 52-528. — Sec. 52-528. Procedure on withdrawal or nonsuit of plaintiff. If the plaintiff, in any action of replevin, fails to appe
  • 52-529. — Sec. 52-529. Burden of proof. Evidence. Damages and costs. If the plaintiff's right to the possession of the property de
  • 52-530. — Sec. 52-530. Damages for property not replevied. No costs against common carrier. If any of the property described in th
  • 52-531. — Sec. 52-531. Nonresident defendant; security for costs. In an action of replevin brought against any person not an inhab
Title 923 · CT 923 (2 sections)
  • 52-550. — Sec. 52-550. Statute of frauds; written agreement or memorandum. (a) No civil action may be maintained in the following
  • 52-551. — Sec. 52-551. Sale of personal property. Section 52-551 is repealed.
Title 924 · CT 924 (2 sections)
  • 52-553. — Sec. 52-553. Wagers and wagering contract void. Exceptions. All wagers, and all contracts and securities of which the wh
  • 52-554. — Sec. 52-554. Recovery of money lost in gaming. Any person who, by playing at any game, or betting on the sides or hands