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Code · Connecticut · Title 4 — Management of State Agencies · CHAPTER 53* — Claims Against The State

Sec. 4-142b. Office of the Claims Commissioner. Authority of Claims Commissioner to assign a special deputy to hear and decide claims.

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The Office of the Claims Commissioner shall maintain a permanent office in Hartford County in such suitable space as the Commissioner of Administrative Services provides. All papers required to be filed with the Office of the Claims Commissioner shall be delivered to such office. The Claims Commissioner may assign a special deputy to hear a claim and issue a decision concerning the final disposition of a claim against the state, or make recommendations to the Claims Commissioner or Deputy Claims Commissioner concerning the final disposition of a claim as provided for in this chapter.
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