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Court

Fairfield County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-08
Type P 00 Property Foreclosure
Docket 32 entries
Disposition JUDGMENT OF STRICT FORECLOSURE

Parties

Plaintiff The Bank Of New York Mellon Fka The Bank Of New York, As Trustee For The Certificateholders Of The Cwabs, Inc., Asset Backed Certificates, Series 2006 12
Defendant Darren Ebron|State Of Connecticut, Department Of Revenue Services
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Judge

Hon. Walter Spader

Fairfield County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. RETURN OF SERVICE
  4. FORECLOSURE MEDIATION â?? ELIGIBLE CASE (NO DOCUMENT)
  5. FORECLOSURE MEDIATION PLAINTIFFâ??S COMPLIANCE WITH SERVICE (NO DOCUMENT)
  6. FORECLOSURE MEDIATION-COMPLIANCE WITH P.A.09-209 (NO DOCUMENT) SEE FORM# JD-CV-109
  7. APPEARANCE
  8. FORECLOSURE MEDIATION TIME PERIOD EXPIRED
  9. AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIANCE WITH EMAP
  10. MOTION FOR DEFAULT -FAILURE TO APPEAR PB 17-20
  11. MOTION FOR DEFAULT-FAILURE TO PLEAD
  12. ORDER
  13. MOTION FOR JUDGMENT-STRICT FORECLOSURE
  14. PRELIMINARY STATEMENT OF DEBT
  15. ORDER
  16. MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  17. FORECLOSURE WORKSHEET JD-CV-77
  18. AFFIDAVIT OF DEBT
  19. AFFIDAVIT RE: ATTORNEY/COUNSEL FEES
  20. OATH OF APPRAISERS
  21. APPRAISAL
  22. ORDER
  23. JUDGMENT OF STRICT FORECLOSURE
  24. APPEARANCE
  25. ANSWER
  26. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES
  27. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES
  28. MOTION TO OPEN JUDGMENT
  29. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116)
  30. ORDER
  31. ORDER
  32. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES

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