Conn. Gen. Stat. § 47-33a

Action on agreement to sell real estate.

Last amended: 1979Year: 2026Length: 239 wordsSubsections: 2Official source
(b) The interest may be extended only by reexecution of the written agreement or by execution of a new written agreement, provided the agreement, whether reexecuted or newly executed, shall be recorded as directed by sections 47-10 and 47-17 . The period provided by this section shall not otherwise be extended, whether because of death, disability or absence from the state or for any other reason. Upon the expiration of an interest the title to property affected by the interest shall not thereafter be considered unmarketable because of the expired interest. (c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit or deny any legal or equitable rights a party may have under the agreement except the right to have the agreement specifically enforced. Cited. 174 C. 592; 206 C. 454; 213 C. 676; 216 C. 509; 220 C. 453. Cited. 6 CA 595; 18 CA 569; 19 CA 413; 23 CA 579; 40 CA 64; 45 CA 466. Cited. 3 Conn. Cir. Ct. 86. Subsec. (a): Option to purchase contained in commercial lease which must be exercised within leasehold term valid without regard to rule against perpetuities. 213 C. 676. Death of grantor is a specific event that may act as the operative date where no date for exercising an option is otherwise provided. 57 CA 636. “Interest” is plaintiff's ability to purchase the property and seek specific performance once the option has been exercised. 100 CA 155.