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Conn. Practice Book § 20-3
Transfer of Hearings before Judges
When, upon any application, petition or matter
presented to any judge of the court for a hearing
by him or her as a judge, notice to the adverse
party of the hearing thereon is required, either by
statute or in the discretion of the judge, the judge
to whom such application, petition or matter has
been presented may, in the order of notice issued
by the judge, designate any other judge of the
court to hear the same, the consent thereto of
such other judge having first been obtained, and
when any application, petition or matter is pending
before any judge of the court, such application,
petition or matter may be by the judge transferred
to any other judge of the court, upon like con -
sent first obtained; and in either case such other
judge shall thereupon proceed with such application, petition or matter with the same authority as
though the same had originally been presented
to such judge or had theretofore been pending
before him or her. (See General Statutes § 51-189.)
History
(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 448.)
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