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Deadline to file suit for injury on a state highway, bridge or sidewalk · Connecticut

For Deadline to file suit for injury on a state highway, bridge or sidewalk · Connecticut, requirement is Deadline to file suit for injury on a state highway, bridge or sidewalk; state is Connecticut; deadline is two years; what must be done in that time is No such action shall be brought except within two years from the date of such injury; when the clock starts is from the date of such injury, recorded from its source on 2026-08-27.

Requirement
Deadline to file suit for injury on a state highway, bridge or sidewalk our reading
State
Connecticut verified
Deadline
two years verified
What must be done in that time
No such action shall be brought except within two years from the date of such injury verified
When the clock starts
from the date of such injury verified
Section
Sec. 13a-144 verified
Sourcecga.ct.gov
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DatasetDeadlines to notify or sue a government body, by state

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What the source says

Sec. 13a-144. Damages for injuries sustained on state highways or sidewalks. Any person injured in person or property through the neglect or default of the state or any of its employees by means of any defective highway, bridge or sidewalk which it is the duty of the Commissioner of Transportation to keep in repair, or by reason of the lack of any railing or fence on the side of such bridge or part of such road which may be raised above the adjoining ground so as to be unsafe for travel or, in case of the death of any person by reason of any such neglect or default, the executor or administrator of such person, may bring a civil action to recover damages sustained thereby against the commissioner in the Superior Court. No such action shall be brought except within two years from the date of such injury, nor unless notice of such injury and a general description of the same and of the cause thereof and of the time and place of its occurrence has been given in writing within ninety days thereafter to the commissioner.

cga.ct.gov, retrieved 2026-08-27

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