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Conn. Practice Book § 64-2
Exceptions to Section 64-1
(a) In any uncontested matter where no aspect
of the matter is in dispute, in any pendente lite
family relations matter whether contested or
uncontested, or in any dismissal under Section
14-3, the oral or written decision as provided in
Section 64-1 is not required. The trial clerk shall,
however, promptly notify the trial judge of the filing
of the appeal.
(b) Within twenty days from the filing of an
appeal from a contested pendente lite order or
from a dismissal under Section 14-3 in which an
oral or written decision has not been made pursuant to subsection (a), each party to the appeal
shall file a brief with the trial court discussing
the legal and factual issues in the matter. Within
twenty days after the briefs have been filed by
the parties, the court shall file a written memorandum of decision stating the factual basis for its
decision on the issues in the matter and its conclusion as to each claim of law raised by the parties.
History
(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 4060.) (Amended July 19, 2022, to take effect Jan. 1, 2023.)
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