D. Conn. L. Civ. R. 83.6

(a) Withdrawal of Pleadings, Papers and Exhibits

After being filed in Court, pleadings or other papers may be withdrawn only upon order of the

Court. Exhibits received in evidence may be withdrawn by stipulation of the parties or by order

of the Court.

(b) Pre-marked Exhibits and Exhibit Lists

Prior to the commencement of trial, the parties shall pre-mark all exhibits to be offered at

hearing or trial. The parties shall prepare and submit to the courtroom deputy and the Judge a

list of their exhibits, as pre-marked.

(c) Custody of Exhibits After Trial

Except in proceedings before a special master, and unless the Court otherwise directs,

exhibits shall not be filed with the clerk, but shall be retained in the custody of the parties who

produce them in court. The parties shall retain these exhibits until final determination of the

action, including the date when the mandate of the final reviewing court has been filed or until

the time for appeal has expired.

(d) Disposition of Exhibits in the Custody of the Clerk

The offering party shall make arrangements for the return of those exhibits remaining with

the Clerk within ninety days after final determination of the action. Exhibits not claimed may be

destroyed by the Clerk, without notice.