Connecticut General Statutes
Title 52 - Civil Actions
Chapter 922b - Fact-Finding and Arbitration

Section 52-549n. - Certain contract actions referred to fact-finders. Rules of procedure. - In accordance with the provisions of section 51-14, the judges...

Section 52-549o. - Assignment of fact-finders. Hearings. - The Chief Court Administrator may assign to each judicial district...

Section 52-549p. - Appointment of fact-finders. Compensation. Powers. - (a) Upon publication of a notice in the Connecticut Law...

Section 52-549q. - Adjournment of meeting of arbitrators. Meeting of arbitrators. Absence of arbitrator. - Section 52-549q is repealed. (P.A. 81-462, S. 10, 13; P.A....

Section 52-549r. - Rules of evidence to apply to fact-finding proceedings. Finding of fact. Award. - In matters submitted to fact-finding a record shall be made...

Section 52-549s. - Consideration of finding by court. Objections. Authority of court re finding. - (a) Not less than fourteen days after the filing of...

Section 52-549t. - Failure to appear. Payment of fees of fact-finder. Dismissal of action. - (a) Where a party fails to appear at the hearing,...

Section 52-549u. - Arbitration of certain civil actions. Rules of procedure. - In accordance with the provisions of section 51-14, the judges...

Section 52-549v. - Assignment of arbitrators. Arbitration proceedings. - The Chief Court Administrator may assign to each judicial district...

Section 52-549w. - Appointment of arbitrators. Compensation. Powers. - (a) Upon publication of a notice in the Connecticut Law...

Section 52-549x. - Decision of arbitrator. - Within one hundred twenty days of the completion of the...

Section 52-549y. - Failure to appear. Judgment. Motion to open or set aside judgment. Dismissal of action. Payment of arbitration fee. - (a) Where a party fails to appear at the hearing,...

Section 52-549z. - Appeal. Trial de novo. - (a) A decision of the arbitrator shall become a judgment...

Section 52-549aa. - Setting aside award. Trial de novo. - In addition to the absolute right to a trial de...