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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 52 - Civil Actions
Connecticut Statutes
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Chapter 895
Civil Jurisdiction
Chapter 896
Civil Process, Service and Time for Return
Chapter 897
Parties and Appearances
Chapter 898
Pleading
Chapter 899
Evidence
Chapter 900
Court Practice and Procedure
Chapter 901
Damages, Costs and Fees
Chapter 902
Appeals to the Supreme Court
Chapter 903
New Trials and Writs of Error
Chapter 903a
Prejudgment Remedies
Chapter 904
Attachments
Chapter 905
Foreign Attachments
Chapter 906
Postjudgment Procedures
Chapter 907
Actions for Accounting
Chapter 908
Amicable Suits
Chapter 909
Arbitration Proceedings
Chapter 910
Committees, Auditors and Referees
Chapter 912
Flowage Petitions
Chapter 913
Drainage
Chapter 915
Habeas Corpus
Chapter 916
Injunctions
Chapter 917
Interpleader
Chapter 918
Mandamus, Ne Exeat, Prohibition and Quo Warranto
Chapter 919
Partition or Sale of Real or Personal Property
Chapter 920
Receivers
Chapter 921
Replevin
Chapter 922a
Hearing of Small Claims
Chapter 922b
Fact-Finding and Arbitration
Chapter 923
Statute of Frauds
Chapter 923a
Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
Chapter 924
Wagering Contracts
Chapter 925
Statutory Rights of Action and Defenses
Chapter 926
Statute of Limitations
Chapter 927
Survival of Actions
Chapter 928
Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
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