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Facsimile Filing Cover Sheet Form. This is a Connecticut form and can be use in General Statewide.
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FACSIMILE FILING
COVER SHEET
JD-CL-73 Rev. 10-04
CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH
SUPERIOR COURT
INSTRUCTIONS
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See back/page 2 for Procedures and Technical Standards for Electronic Filing.
Type or print legibly. One cover sheet must be submitted per document.
Do not fax back/page 2 of this form to the court.
The filing party shall retain the signed copy of the pleading, document or other paper
during the pendency of the action, any appeal period and any applicable appellate process.
5. The transmission record of each filing shall be the filing party's confirmation of
receipt by the Court. Please do not call the Clerk's Office to confirm receipt.
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TO: The below-named Superior Court.
Judicial District at:
Geographical Area No.:
Housing Session at:
Juvenile Matters at:
Small Claims Area at:
Child Protection Session at Middletown
FAX NO. OF ABOVE COURT
DOCKET NO.
(Include prefix: e.g., CI, CP, CR, CV, FA, HC, JV, MI, MV, SC, SP)
TITLE OF DOCUMENT FAXED
NUMBER OF PAGES
(Unless otherwise directed by the court, documents shall not exceed 20 pages (including cover sheet).)
The filing party assumes the risk of incomplete transmission or other factors that result in the document not
being accepted for filing.
FROM:
NAME (Print or type full name of person to be contacted, if necessary)
TELEPHONE NO. (Include area code)
DATE
FAX NO. (Include area code)
TO BE COMPLETED BY THE COURT ONLY
The document was not filed by the clerk's office for the following reason(s):
The document is not in compliance with procedures and technical standards established by the Office of the
Chief Court Administrator. See the Judicial Branch procedure at www.jud.state.ct.us.
The document exceeds the 20-page limit.
The document is:
incomplete.
illegible.
The document was not accompanied by the required fax cover sheet.
The document was faxed to the wrong court.
Other
Pursuant to the Procedures and Technical Standards for Electronic Filing established by the Office of the Chief Court
Administrator, such documents will not be returned by the clerk.
FROM (Print name and title)
DATE
The information contained in this facsimile message may be privileged and confidential and is intended only for the use of the individual or
entity named above. If the reader of this is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of
this communication is strictly prohibited. If you receive this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately.
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DO NOT FAX THIS SIDE/PAGE
Electronic Services Procedures and Technical Standards for Facsimile Filing
Sec. 1. Scope.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 4-4 of the Connecticut Practice Book, the following procedures are
established by the Office of the Chief Court Administrator for filing by facsimile transmission pleadings,
documents or other papers to be filed with the court.
Sec. 2. Facsimile Transmission of Pleadings, Documents and Other Papers
(a) Except as otherwise provided herein, any pleading, document or other paper to be filed with the
court, may be filed by facsimile transmission. This section shall not apply to any pleadings, documents or other
papers which commence an action, to any filings which must be accompanied by any fee or other payment, to
criminal summonses and complaints, Uniform Arrest Reports, arrest reports, bond forms and seized property
inventories, or to requests, applications, petitions and other documents pertaining to restraining orders.
(b) Except for short calendar markings, any pleading, document or other paper filed by facsimile
transmission shall be accompanied by a Facsimile Transmission Cover Sheet, form JD-CL-73, prescribed by
the Office of the Chief Court Administrator. Such filings shall not exceed twenty pages, including the cover
sheet, unless otherwise directed by the court.
(c) An attorney or party who files any pleading, document or other paper by facsimile transmission shall
cause the transmitting facsimile machine to print a transmission record of each transmission. The transmission
record shall be retained by the sending attorney or party. If the facsimile document is not filed with the court as
set out in subsection (e) herein because of an error in transmission, the occurrence of which was unknown to
the sender, or because of a failure to process the facsimile document when received by the court, the sender
may move for an order to allow the filing of the document as deemed appropriate by the court. The motion shall
be accompanied by the transmission record, a copy of the document transmitted, and an affidavit of
transmission.
(d) The facsimile transmission received by the clerk shall be deemed the original and shall be
considered signed for purposes of Section 4-2 of the Practice Book. The attorney or party who files any
pleading, document or other paper by facsimile transmission shall retain a signed copy of the pleading,
document or other paper during the pendency of the action, any appeal period and any applicable appellate
process. The copy retained by the attorney or party shall contain a certification signed by the attorney or party
indicating that the document is a true copy of the document that was transmitted by facsimile to the clerk. The
attorney or party shall produce the signed copy upon request of the Court. Upon failure to produce the
document, the Court may take any action and impose any sanction it deems appropriate.
(e) Facsimile transmission shall be complete upon receipt of the entire document by the clerk.
Facsimile transmissions completed after the normal business hours of the court shall be deemed to have been
filed on the next court day. The date of filing shall be as recorded on the document by the clerk.
(f) If the facsimile document exceeds the twenty page limit, is incomplete as transmitted, is faxed to the
wrong court or is otherwise not in compliance with the requirements of this section, the clerk shall not file the
transmitted document, but shall destroy it and return the cover sheet to the sender with a statement as to why
the document was not filed.
JD-CL-73 (back/page 2) New 10-04
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