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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 52 > Chapter 896 - Civil Process, Service and Time for Return

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§ 52-45a	Commencement of civil actions. Contents and signature of process
§ 52-45b	Forms for commencement of civil action
§ 52-46	Time for service
§ 52-46a	Return of process
§ 52-47
§ 52-48	Return day of process
§ 52-50	Persons to whom process shall be directed
§ 52-51	Service by officer before giving bond
§ 52-52	Orders of notice of legal or judicial proceedings
§ 52-53	State marshal may make special deputation
§ 52-54	Service of summons
§ 52-55	When completion of service by another officer allowable
§ 52-56	Service of process outside of officer's precinct. Service of process on Secretary of the State or Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Service of process re family support matters
§ 52-57	Manner of service upon individuals, municipalities, corporations, partnerships and voluntary associations
§ 52-57a	Service of process without state upon persons domiciled or subject to jurisdiction of courts in state
§ 52-59b	Jurisdiction of courts over nonresident individuals, foreign partnerships and foreign voluntary associations. Service of process
§ 52-59c	Service upon nonresident attaching creditor
§ 52-59d	Service of process outside country to be in accordance with treaty or convention or court order
§ 52-60	Judge of probate attorney for nonresident fiduciary
§ 52-61	Service upon nonresident fiduciaries
§ 52-62	Service upon nonresident in action for negligent operation of motor vehicle
§ 52-63	Service upon motor vehicle operator or owner not found at his recorded address
§ 52-64	Service in action against state
§ 52-65	Service upon nonresident in a quo warranto case
§ 52-66	Execution of process by borough bailiffs
§ 52-67	Service in actions on joint contracts
§ 52-68	Notice to nonresident adverse or interested parties and interested parties unknown to plaintiff
§ 52-69	Notice to "representatives and creditors", "widow" or "widower and heirs"
§ 52-70	Endorsement on process for fees. Penalty for exacting illegal fees
§ 52-71	Process void if issued or served on Sunday
§ 52-72	Amendment of process

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MAO: ...

Can a Petition for Examination be left abode at my house?

January 02, 2012

Steven Daily: ...

Petitions for Examination may be served the same as a summons and complaint:
http://www.lawserver.com/law/s...es_52-397

In Connecticut, a summons and complaint may be served by leaving a copy of a summons at the defendant's place of residence:
http://www.lawserver.com/law/state/connecticut/ct-laws/connecticut_statutes_52-54

I hope this helps.

January 03, 2012