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Case Information

Filed 2021-09-08
Type P 00 Property Foreclosure
Docket 42 entries
Disposition SUPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENT

Parties

Plaintiff City Of New Haven
Defendant Roberta Hoskie Aka Roberta Hoskie Graham Aka Robert Hoskie|Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, As Trustee|Non Appearing|Marilyn Mclauglin|Non Appearing|Department Of Treasury Internal Revenue Service|Greater New Haven Wpca|City Of New Haven|Hamden Hall School, Incorporated (the)
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Judge

Hon. Walter Spader

New Haven County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. ADDITIONAL PARTIES PAGE
  4. RETURN OF SERVICE
  5. FORECLOSURE MEDIATION â?? INELIGIBLE CASE (NO DOCUMENT)
  6. LIS PENDENS
  7. APPEARANCE
  8. SUPPLEMENTAL RETURN
  9. APPEARANCE
  10. APPEARANCE
  11. DISCLOSURE OF NO DEFENSE
  12. DISCLOSURE OF NO DEFENSE
  13. MOTION FOR DEFAULT -FAILURE TO APPEAR PB 17-20
  14. MOTION FOR DEFAULT FOR FAILURE TO DISCLOSE DEFENSE
  15. ORDER
  16. APPEARANCE
  17. ORDER
  18. DEMAND FOR DISCLOSURE OF DEFENSE PB 13-19
  19. MOTION FOR DEFAULT-FAILURE TO PLEAD
  20. ORDER
  21. MOTION FOR DEFAULT FOR FAILURE TO DISCLOSE DEFENSE
  22. ORDER
  23. MOTION FOR JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE BY SALE
  24. FORECLOSURE WORKSHEET JD-CV-77
  25. AFFIDAVIT OF DEBT
  26. AFFIDAVIT RE: ATTORNEY/COUNSEL FEES
  27. OATH OF APPRAISERS
  28. BILL OF COSTS
  29. FORECLOSURE WORKSHEET JD-CV-77
  30. MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  31. ORDER
  32. JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE BY SALE
  33. NOTICE OF JUDGMENT â?? CERTIFIED/SERVED
  34. NOTICE OF JUDGMENT â?? CERTIFIED/SERVED
  35. APPEARANCE
  36. RECEIPT OF NOTICE
  37. APPRAISAL
  38. MOTION FOR APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE SALE/DEED/REPORT/FEES AND EXPENSES/APPRAISERâ??S FEES JD-CV-99
  39. DEPOSIT RECEIVED
  40. ORDER
  41. ORDER
  42. COMMITTEE DEED

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