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Conn. Practice Book § 5-2
Raising Questions of Law Which May Be the Subject of an Appeal
Any party intending to raise any question of law
which may be the subject of an appeal must either
state the question distinctly to the judicial authority
in a written trial brief under Section 5-1 or state
the question distinctly to the judicial authority on
the record before such party’s closing argument
and within sufficient time to give the opposing
counsel an opportunity to discuss the question. If
the party fails to do this, the judicial authority will
be under no obligation to decide the question.
(See Secs. 877, 285A, P .B.1978-1997.) (P .B. 1998.)
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