Conn. Practice Book § 13-10

(a) The party to whom the request is directed

or such party’s attorney shall serve a written

response, which may be in electronic format,

within sixty days after the date of certification

of service, in accordance with Sections 10-12

through 10-17, of the request or, if applicable,

the notice of requests for production on the

responding party or within such shorter or longer

time as the judicial authority may allow, unless:

(1) counsel and/or self-represented parties file

with the court a written stipulation extending the

time within which responses may be served; or

(2) upon motion, the court allows a longer time;

or (3) objections to the requests for production

and the reasons therefor are filed and served

within the sixty day period.

(b) All responses: (1) shall repeat immediately

before the response the request for production

being responded to; and (2) shall state with

respect to each item or category that inspec -

tion and related activities will be permitted as

requested, unless the request or any part thereof

is objected to.

(c) Where a request calling for submission of

copies of documents is not objected to, the party

responding to the request shall produce those

copies with the response served upon all parties.

(d) Objection by a party to certain parts of a

request shall not relieve that party of the obligation

to respond to those portions to which that party

has not objected within the sixty day period.

(e) A party objecting to one or more of the

requests for production shall file an objection in

accordance with subsection (f) of this section.

(f) A party who objects to any request or portion

of a request shall: (1) set forth the request

objected to; (2) specifically state the reasons for

the objection; and (3) state whether any responsive materials are being withheld on the basis of

the stated objection. Objections shall be governed

by the provisions of Sections 13-2 through 13-5,

signed by the attorney or self-represented party

making them and filed with the court.

(g) To the extent a party withholds any responsive material based on an assertion of a claim of

privilege or work product protection, the party

must file an objection in compliance with the provisions of subsection (f) of this section and comply

with the provisions set forth in subsection (d) of

Section 13-3.

(h) No objection may be filed with respect to

requests for production set forth in Forms 204,

205, 206, 209, 211, 215, 216, 219, 222 and/or

223 of the rules of practice for use in connection

with Section 13-9.

(i) No objection to any request for production

shall be placed on the short calendar list until an

affidavit by counsel or self-represented parties is

filed certifying that they have made good faith

attempts to resolve the objection and that counsel

and/or self-represented parties have been unable

to reach an agreement. The affidavit shall set

forth: (1) the date of the objection; (2) the name

of the party who filed the objection and to whom

the objection was addressed; (3) the date, time

and place of any conference held to resolve the

differences; and (4) the names of all conference

participants. If no conference has been held, the

affidavit shall also set forth the reasons for the

failure to hold such a conference.

(j) If an objection to any part of a request for

production is overruled, the objecting party shall

comply with the request at a time set by the judicial authority.

(k) The party serving the request or the notice

of request for production may move for an order

under Section 13-14 with respect to any failure to

respond by the party to whom the request or notice

is addressed.