§ 17-2. Judgment on Verdict and Otherwise

§ 17-2. Judgment on Verdict and Otherwise

 

The judicial authority shall render judgment on all verdicts of the jury, according to the jury's finding, subject to statutory adjustments, with costs, unless the verdict is set aside; and in all cases where judgment is rendered otherwise than on a verdict, in favor of the plaintiff, the court shall assess the damages which the plaintiff shall recover. If no motions under Sections 16-35 or 16-36 are filed, upon the expiration of the time provided for the filing of such motions, judgment on the verdict shall be rendered in accordance with the verdict, and the date of the judgment shall be the date the verdict was accepted. If motions are filed pursuant to Sections 16-35 or 16-36, judgment shall be rendered at the time of and in accordance with the decision on such motions. Whenever a judgment is rendered in a civil jury case, the clerk shall send notice of such judgment to all attorneys and pro se parties of record. (See General Statutes § 52-225 and annotations.)