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Court

New York State Courts Electronic Filing

New York

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-02
Status Disposed
Type Real Property Mortgage Foreclosure Residential
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Nyctl 1996 1 Trust And The Bank Of New York As Collateral Agent And Custodian For The Nyctl 1996 1 Trust
Defendant Luis H Anchundia|New York State Department Of Taxation And Finance|New York City Parking Violations Bureau|New York City Environmental Control Board|New York City Transit Adjudication Bureau|New York City Department Of Motor Vehicles|New York City Taxi And Limousine Commission|The People Of The State Of New York|The City Of New York|John Doe No. 1 Through John Doe No. 100
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Judge

Hon. Phillip Hom

Queens County (NY)

New York

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Docket Entries

  1. proof of service of notice of conversion to e-filing
  2. Copy of Referee's Report in Surplus Proceeding
  3. Notice of Motion to Confirm Referee Report and Distribute Surplus
  4. Affirmation in Support of City's Motion to Confirm Referee's Report and Distribution of Surplus
  5. Referee's Report of Surplus Money
  6. Proposed Order
  7. Report of Sale
  8. City of New York's Notice of Claim
  9. Court Certificates (Appearances, Notices of Claim, No Exceptions)
  10. Order Appointing Referee
  11. Notice of Hearing and Affidavits of Service
  12. Affidavit of City in Support of Motion to Confirm Referee Report and Exhibits
  13. State of NY Certificate of Deposit
  14. CONFIRM/DISAPPROVE AWARD/REPORT
  15. CONFIRM/DISAPPROVE AWARD/REPORT
  16. Aff of Service of Notice of Entry of Order Confirming Referee Report
  17. Notice of Entry of Order Confirming Referee Report

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