Section 64.1 Exhibits to be markedThe court shall mark each exhibit not marked in advance of a hearing. The marking shall identify the exhibit and the party offering it. The court shall keep a list of exhibits marked for identification or admitted into evidence.
Section 64.2 Permanent official record(a) The court shall include the list of exhibits under section 64.1 in the permanent official record.(b) The court is not required to include an exhibit in the permanent official record unless the court determines that the exhibit is necessary to provide a complete record of the matter. (Probate Court Regulations, section 10.)
Section 64.3 Exhibits in matter appealed to Superior Court(a) If an appeal will be heard de novo, the Probate Court, on request, shall return each exhibit to the attorney or self-represented party who offered it.(b) If an appeal will be heard on the record, the Probate Court shall transmit each exhibit to the Superior Court in accordance with C.G.S. section 45a-186a. (C.G.S. section 45a-186(a).)
Section 64.4 Disposition of exhibitsExcept as required under section 64.3 or otherwise directed by the court, the court shall, on request, return each exhibit to the attorney or self-represented party who offered it. If no request is received within four months after the date on which the court sends the decree, the court may destroy an exhibit without notice.
Rule 64 adopted effective 7/1/2013. Sections 64.1, 64.2 and 64.4 amended effective 1/1/2020.