Connecticut § 10a-110d (Formerly Sec. 10-128). Disagreements; procedure.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 10a-110d — (Formerly Sec. 10-128). Disagreements; procedure.

Connecticut § 10a-110d

Title 10aState System of Higher Education

Ch. 185bConstituent Units

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10a-110d (2026).

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Disagreements as to the allocation of any invention to one of said categories, or as to the obligations of any employee or due performance thereof, or as to participation of any employee in net proceeds, or as to rights or obligations with reference to inventions in any category, shall be disposed of as follows:

(a)By voluntary arbitration of all relevant issues, if the disagreeing parties approve and agree to be bound by the decision upon such arbitration;

(b)by compulsory arbitration if that is provided for in any applicable contract between the disagreeing parties;

(c)by recourse to courts of appropriate jurisdiction within the state if arbitration cannot be resorted to under either subsection (a) or (b) of this section.

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Disagreements as to the allocation of any invention to one of said categories, or as to the obligations of any employee or due performance thereof, or as to participation of any employee in net proceeds, or as to rights or obligations with reference to inventions in any category, shall be disposed of as follows: (a) By voluntary arbitration of all relevant issues, if the disagreeing parties approve and agree to be bound by the decision upon such arbitration; (b) by compulsory arbitration if that is provided for in any applicable contract between the disagreeing parties; (c) by recourse to courts of appropriate jurisdiction within the state if arbitration cannot be resorted to under either subsection (a) or (b) of this section.