Connecticut General Statutes

Conn. Practice Book § 11-9 (2026)

Sec. 11-9. Disclosure of Previous Appli-

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Sec. 11-9. Disclosure of Previous Appli- cations Upon making a motion or application to the court, or to a judge thereof before the return day of the action, (1) for an order appointing a receiver or an injunction, or (2) for a modification or disso- lution of any such order or injunction, or (3) for issuance of a prejudgment remedy, or (4) for a reduction or dissolution of an attachment, if a motion or application for the same order or injunc- tion has been previously made to the court or to any judge, such motion or application shall so recite. Nothing in this section shall be so con- strued as to preclude the making of more than one motion or application for the same or similar order or injunction or affect in any way the right of the applicant to have such motion or application passed upon on its merits. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 203.) Sec. 11-10. Requirement That Memorandum of Law Be Filed with Certain Motions (a) A memorandum of law briefly outlining the claims of law and authority pertinent thereto shall be filed and served by the movant with the follow- ing motions and requests: (1) motions regarding parties filed pursuant to Sections 9-18 through 9- 22 and motions to implead a third-party defendant filed pursuant to Section 10-11; (2) motions to dismiss except those filed pursuant to Section 14- 3; (3) motions to strike; (4) motions to set aside judgment filed pursuant to Section 17-4; and (5) motions for summary judgment. Memoranda of

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