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Conn. Practice Book § 10-12
Service of the Pleading and Other Papers; Responsibility of Counsel or Self-Represented Party: Documents and Persons To Be Served
(a) It is the responsibility of counsel or a self-represented party filing the same to serve on each
other party who has appeared one copy of every
pleading subsequent to the original complaint,
every written motion other than one in which an
order is sought ex parte and every paper relating
to discovery, request, demand, claim, notice or
similar paper, except a request for mediation
under General Statutes § 49-31l. When a party is
represented by an attorney, the service shall be
made upon the attorney unless service upon the
party is ordered by the judicial authority.
(b) It shall be the responsibility of counsel or a
self-represented party at the time of filing a motion
for default for failure to appear to serve the party
sought to be defaulted with a copy of the motion.
Upon good cause shown, the judicial authority
may dispense with this requirement when judg -
ment is rendered.
(c) Any pleading asserting new or additional
claims for relief against parties who have not
appeared or who have been defaulted shall be
served on such parties.
History
(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 121.) (Amended June 22, 2009, to take effect Jan. 1, 2010.)
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- 2026-09-15
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