Conn. Practice Book § 14-7B (2026)

Sec. 14-7B (f) No party shall include in such party’s brief or appendices, papers that were neither part of the designated contents of the record under sub- section (c), nor on the certified list filed in accord- ance with subsection (b), unless the court grants permission to supplement the records with such papers pursuant to General Statutes § 8-8 (k). (g) Disputes about the contents of the records or other motions, applications or objections will be heard on the administrative appeals calendar or as otherwise scheduled by the court. (h) If a party is not in compliance with the sched- uling order, the judicial authority may, on its own motion or on motion of one of the parties, and after hearing, make such order, including sanctions, as the ends of justice require. (i) Any hearings to consider taxation of costs in accordance with General Statutes § 8-8 (i) shall be conducted after the court renders its decision on the appeal. (j) No appeal under General Statutes §§ 8-8 or 22a-43 shall be withdrawn and no settlement between the parties to any such appeal shall be effective unless and until a hearing has been held before the Superior Court and such court has approved such proposed withdrawal or settle- ment. No decision that is appealed under General Statutes §§ 8-8 or 22a-43 shall be modified by settlement or stipulated judgment unless the terms of the settlement or stipulated judgment have been approved at a public meeting of the municipal agency that issued the decision. The proposed settlement shall be identified on the agenda of such meeting, which agenda shall be posted in accordance with the applicable require- ments of General Statutes § 1-210 et seq., and the reasons for such approval shall be stated on the record during such public meeting of such agency and before the court. The court may inquire about the procedure followed by the agency, inquire of the parties whether settlement was reached by coercion or intimidation, and consider any other factors that the court deems appropriate. No notice of the court proceeding other than normal publication of the calendar and notice to the parties is required unless otherwise ordered by the court. (Adopted June 20, 2011, to take effect Jan. 1, 2012; amended June 14, 2013, to take effect Jan. 1, 2014.)