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Court

Middlesex County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-17
Type P 90 Property All Other
Docket 47 entries
Disposition judgment after completed trial to the court with no jury

Parties

Plaintiff Jose R. Otero Jr|Molly T. Otero
Defendant Nancy Marie Pine
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Judge

Hon. Rupal Shah

Middlesex County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. APPEARANCE Appearance
  4. APPEARANCE
  5. RETURN OF SERVICE
  6. MOTION FOR DEFAULT (NON-DISCOVERY)
  7. SCHEDULING ORDER
  8. ANSWER
  9. CERTIFICATE OF CLOSED PLEADINGS AND CLAIM FOR TRIAL LIST
  10. MOTION FOR PERMISSION TO WITHDRAW APPEARANCE
  11. ORDER Order for Remote Hearing RESULT: Order 4/23/2024 BY THE CLERK
  12. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE RESULT: Order 5/3/2024 HON EDWARD DOMNARSKI
  13. ORDER RESULT: Order 5/3/2024 HON EDWARD DOMNARSKI
  14. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116)
  15. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Granted 10/2/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  16. ORDER RESULT: Granted 10/2/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  17. ORDER RESULT: Order 11/4/2024 HON EDWARD DOMNARSKI
  18. REPORT Trial Management Report
  19. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE RESULT: Granted 11/13/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  20. ORDER RESULT: Granted 11/13/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  21. BJECTION TO MOTION
  22. OTION FOR CONTINUANCE RESULT: Granted 12/12/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  23. RDER RESULT: Granted 12/12/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  24. OMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE TO ORDER 113.10
  25. RDER RESULT: Rejected 12/18/2024 HON RUPAL SHAH
  26. PPLICATION FOR ISSUANCE OF SUBPOENA BY SELF-REP PARTY - PB SEC 7-19 RESULT: Granted 1/3/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  27. UBPOENA ISSUED
  28. ASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Order 1/3/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  29. RDER RESULT: Order 1/3/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  30. OTION FOR CONTINUANCE RESULT: Order 1/6/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  31. RDER RESULT: Order 1/6/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  32. ASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Granted 1/7/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  33. RDER RESULT: Granted 1/7/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  34. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  35. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  36. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  37. EQUEST TO AMEND COMPLAINT/AMENDMENT
  38. OMPLAINT Amended Complaint
  39. ASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Granted 1/22/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  40. RDER RESULT: Granted 1/22/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  41. XHIBITS List of Exhibits adding Exhibit #48
  42. RDER RESULT: Order 1/29/2025 HON RUPAL SHAH
  43. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a)
  44. RIEF Post-Trial Brief MMX-CV23-6039025-S
  45. RIEF Post Trial Brief
  46. RIAL COMPLETED-DECISION RESERVED RESULT: HON RUPAL SHAH
  47. EMORANDUM OF DECISION

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