Conn. Practice Book § 19-3 (2026)

Sec. 19-3. Reference to Judge Trial Referee (Amended June 28, 1999, to take effect Jan. 1, 2000.) The clerk shall give notice to each referee of a reference and note in the court file the date of the issuance of the notice. In addition to matters 273 19-9. Request for Finding 19-10. Alternative Report 19-11. Amending Report 19-12. Motion To Correct [Repealed] 19-13. Exceptions to Report or Finding [Repealed] 19-14. Objections to Acceptance of Report 19-15. Time To File Objections 19-16. Judgment on the Report 19-17. Function of the Court 19-18. Extensions of Time 19-19. Reference to Accountant required to be referred to a judge trial referee, the judicial authority may refer any civil nonjury case or, with the written consent of the parties or their attorneys, any civil jury case, pending before such court, in which the issues have been closed, to a judge trial referee, who shall have and exercise the powers of the Superior Court in respect to trial, judgment and appeal in such case, and any proceeding resulting from a demand for a trial de novo pursuant to subsection (e) of General Statutes § 52-549z, may be referred without the consent of the parties to a judge trial referee who has been specifically designated to hear such proceedings pursuant to subsection (b) of General Statutes § 52-434. Any case referred to a judge trial referee shall be deemed to have been referred for all further proceedings and judgment, including matters pertaining to any appeal there- from, unless otherwise ordered before or after the reference. The court may also refer to a judge trial referee any motion for summary judgment and any other pretrial matter in any civil nonjury or civil jury case. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 430.) (Amended June 24, 2002, to take effect Jan. 1, 2003.)