Conn. Practice Book § 6-2 (2026)

Sec. 6-2. Judgment Files; Captions and Contents The name and residence of every party to the action, at the date of judgment, must be given in the caption of every judgment file. In the cap- tions of pleas, answers, etc., the parties may be described as John Doe v. Richard Roe et al., but this will not be sufficient in a judgment file, which must give all the data necessary for use in drawing any execution that may be necessary. All judg- ment files in actions for dissolution of marriage or civil union, legal separation and annulment shall state the date and place, including the city or town, of the marriage and the jurisdictional facts as found by the judicial authority upon the hearing. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 336.) (Amended June 26, 2006, to take effect Jan. 1, 2007.) Sec. 6-3. —Preparation; When; By Whom; Filing (a) Judgment files in civil, criminal, family and juvenile cases shall be prepared when: (1) an appeal is taken; (2) a party requests in writing that the judgment be incorporated into a judgment file; (3) a judgment has been entered involving the granting of a dissolution of marriage or civil union, a legal separation, an annulment, injunctive relief, or title to property (including actions to quiet title but excluding actions of foreclosure), except in those instances where judgment is entered in such cases pursuant to Section 14-3 and no appeal has been taken from the judicial authority’s judgment; (4) a judgment has been entered in a

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