—Persons before Whom Depo-

sition May Be Taken for Use in Proceedings in this State (Amended June 12, 2025, to take effect Jan. 1, 2026.) (a) Within this state, depositions shall be taken before a judge or clerk of any court, notary public or Commissioner of the Superior Court. (b) In any other state, as defined in General Statutes § 52-656 (4), that has adopted the Inter- state Depositions and Discovery Act, depositions for use in a civil action, probate proceeding or administrative appeal within this state shall be taken before a person authorized by that state to administer oaths. In any other state that has not adopted the Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act, depositions for use in a civil action, probate proceeding or administrative appeal within this state shall be taken before a notary public of such state, a commissioner appointed by the governor this state, any magistrate having power to of administer oaths in such state, or a person com- missioned by the Superior Court before which such action or proceeding is pending, or when such court is not in session, by any judge thereof. Any person so commissioned shall have the power by virtue of that person’s commission to 236 © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut SUPERIOR COURT—PROCEDURE IN CIVIL MATTERS