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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 52 > Chapter 906 - Postjudgment Procedures

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§ 52-350a	Definitions
§ 52-350b	Applicability
§ 52-350c	Rules of court. Forms
§ 52-350d	Jurisdiction of Superior Court
§ 52-350e	Service of process
§ 52-350f	Enforcement of money judgment. Costs, fees and interest
§ 52-351	New judgment to include unsatisfied costs of execution
§ 52-351a	Notice of enforcement action to be given judgment debtor
§ 52-351b	Discovery by judgment creditor
§ 52-352	Property exempt from attachment and execution
§ 52-352a	Definitions for exempt property provisions
§ 52-352b	Exempt property
§ 52-352c	Additional exempt property
§ 52-352d	Exempt property of farm partnership
§ 52-353	Levy on and sale of personal property exempt to a certain amount
§ 52-355a	Judgment lien on personal property
§ 52-356	Levy on personal estate
§ 52-356a	Execution against certain nonexempt personal property
§ 52-356b	Court order for transfer of specified property or evidence
§ 52-356c	Determination of interests in disputed property
§ 52-356d	Installment payment order
§ 52-361a	Execution on wages after judgment
§ 52-361b	Notification of judgment debtor's rights. Claim for exemption or modification
§ 52-362	Income withholding and unemployment compensation for support
§ 52-362a	Welfare support executions
§ 52-362b	Priority of voluntary wage deduction authorization for support over wage executions
§ 52-362c	Voluntary wage deduction authorization for support
§ 52-362d	Lien against property of obligor for unpaid child support. Securing, releasing or foreclosing lien. Notice of lien and opportunity for hearing. Information re unpaid support reported to participating consumer reporting agency. Offset for child support arr
§ 52-362e	Withholding federal income tax refunds in amount equal to support arrearage. Procedures. Eligibility. Regulations
§ 52-362f	Enforcement of child support orders by income withholding
§ 52-362g	Notice by IV-D agency for collection of current or past due child support payments
§ 52-362h	Defense re withholding support arrearage from federal and state income tax refunds
§ 52-362i	Court may require cash deposit of support to be held in escrow by Connecticut Child Support Enforcement Bureau or Support Enforcement Services, when
§ 52-362j	"Past-due support", "overdue support", defined
§ 52-363	Levy on machinery, implements and crops. Removal
§ 52-364	Levy against partnership
§ 52-365	Demand on execution against voluntary association
§ 52-367a	Execution against debts due from financial institution. Judgment debtor other than natural person
§ 52-367b	Execution against debts due from financial institution. Natural person as judgment debtor
§ 52-367c	Execution against lottery and pari-mutuel winnings
§ 52-380a	Judgment lien on real property
§ 52-380b	Judgment lien on certain public utility property
§ 52-380c	Judgment liens expired by limitation of time
§ 52-380d	Release of judgment lien on real or personal property. Form
§ 52-380e	Discharge of judgment lien on substitution of bond or lien on other property
§ 52-380f	Discharge of judgment lien from property not needed to secure judgment
§ 52-380g	Release of judgment lien on satisfaction of judgment
§ 52-380h	Form of judgment lien foreclosure certificates
§ 52-380i	Foreclosure of lien when plaintiff holds mortgage
§ 52-381	Liability of garnishee; scire facias
§ 52-382	Levy on nonresident garnishee
§ 52-383	Levy when garnishee has left the state
§ 52-384	Scire facias against garnishee who has left state
§ 52-385	Scire facias founded on justice judgment
§ 52-386	Stay of execution when debt is not payable
§ 52-387	Scire facias; defense by assignee or claimant
§ 52-388	Commission to take disclosure of garnishee
§ 52-389	Attachment lien on debt due from solvent estate
§ 52-390	Execution; demand for legacy or distributive share
§ 52-391	Execution; demand for debt due from insolvent estate
§ 52-392	Execution; payment by executor, administrator or trustee
§ 52-393	Scire facias against executor, administrator or trustee
§ 52-397	Examination of judgment debtor
§ 52-398	Scope of inquiry; debtor not excused from answering
§ 52-399	Commitment of debtor for contempt
§ 52-400	Costs of examination
§ 52-400a	Protective order by court. Execution against specified property
§ 52-400b	Penalty for failure to comply with certain court orders
§ 52-400c	Attorney's fees
§ 52-400d	Appeal of certain court decisions
§ 52-400e	Failure to pay judgment as basis for revocation, suspension or refusal to grant or renew license of licensed business
§ 52-400f	Priority of claims for deposits for consumer goods and services

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