Conn. Gen. Stat. § 52-22
Courts may pass title to real property by decree
Connecticut · General Statutes of Connecticut Chapter 895 — Civil Jurisdiction · Status: effective
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The Superior Court in the exercise of its equitable jurisdiction may pass the title to real property by decree, without any act on the part of any party holding title to the real property, when in its judgment it is the proper mode to carry the decree into effect. When the decree is recorded in the land records in the town where the real property is situated, it shall be, while in force, as effectual to transfer the real property as the deed of the party or parties holding title.