Conn. Practice Book § 66-6

(a) The court may, on written motion for review

stating the grounds for the relief sought, modify

or vacate (1) any order made by the trial court

under Section 66-1 (a); (2) any action by the

appellate clerk under Section 66-1 (c); (3) any

order made by the trial court, or by the administrative law judge in cases arising under General Statutes § 31-290a (b), relating to the perfecting of

the record for an appeal or the procedure of prosecuting or defending against an appeal; (4) any

order made by the trial court concerning a stay

of execution in a case on appeal; (5) any order

made by the trial court concerning the waiver of

fees, costs and security under Section 63-6 or

Section 63-7; or (6) any order concerning the withdrawal of appointed appellate counsel pursuant to

Section 62-9 (d). Motions for review of the clerk’s

taxation of costs under judgments of the court

having appellate jurisdiction shall be governed by

Section 71-3.

(b) Motions for review shall be filed within ten

days of notice of the order sought to be reviewed.

If the order is issued in connection with a motion

that was filed with the appellate clerk, the motion

for review shall be filed within ten days from the

issuance of notice by the appellate clerk of the

order from the trial court sought to be reviewed.

Otherwise, if notice of the order sought to be

reviewed is given by the trial court in open court

with the party seeking review present, the time

for filing the motion for review shall begin on that

day; if notice is given to the party seeking review

only by mail or electronic delivery, the time for

filing the motion for review shall begin on the day

that notice was sent to counsel of record by the

clerk of the trial court.

(c) If a motion for review of a decision depends

on a transcript of evidence or proceedings taken

by an official court reporter or court recording

monitor, the moving party shall file with the motion

either a transcript or a copy of the transcript order

confirmation. The opposing party may, within one

week after the transcript or the copy of the order

confirmation is filed by the moving party, file either

a transcript of additional evidence or a copy of

the order confirmation for additional transcript.