Conn. Practice Book § 84-11

and Appellee in an Appeal After Certification

(a) Within ten days of filing the appeal, the

appellant shall also file a docketing statement pursuant to Section 63-4 (a) (4) and a designation

of the proposed contents of the clerk appendix

pursuant to Section 63-4 (a) (2). The parties shall

not file other Section 63-4 papers on a certified

appeal without permission of the Supreme Court.

(b) Within ten days of the filing of the appeal,

the appellee may file a statement of alternative

grounds for affirmance, provided that the appellee

briefed such alternative grounds in the Appellate

Court. If such alternative grounds for affirmance

were not raised in the Appellate Court, the appellee seeking to raise them in the Supreme Court

must move for permission to do so prior to the

filing of the appellee’s brief.

(c) Within thirty days of the filing of the appeal,

any party to the appeal may seek permission to

present for review: (1) adverse rulings or decisions which, in the interest of judicial economy,

should be considered in the event of a remand

for further proceedings, provided that such party

briefed such issues in the Appellate Court and (2)

any claim that the relief afforded by the Appellate

Court in its judgment should be modified, provided

the arguments underlying such claim were briefed

in the Appellate Court or raised in a motion for

reconsideration.