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Court

New Britain County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-12
Type C 00 Contracts Construction All Other
Docket 24 entries
Disposition judgment after completed trial to the court - hearing in damages

Parties

Plaintiff Sara Lamont
Defendant Jgk Enterprises Llc|Non Appearing|James Larosa|Non Appearing
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Judge

Hon. Joseph Shortall

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. RETURN OF SERVICE
  4. OTICE Notice to Defendants of Exhibit Filed
  5. OTION FOR DEFAULT -FAILURE TO APPEAR PB 17-20 RESULT: Granted 6/28/2024 BY THE CLERK
  6. RDER RESULT: Granted 6/28/2024 BY THE CLERK
  7. ILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  8. OTION FOR JUDGMENT
  9. ERTIFICATE Certificate of Closed Pleadings and Request for Hearing and Damages
  10. ERTIFICATE OF CLOSED PLEADINGS AND CLAIM FOR TRIAL LIST
  11. IST OF EXHIBITS (JD-CL-28/JD-CL-28a) Plaintiff's List of Exhibits
  12. FFIDAVIT RE: ATTORNEY/COUNSEL FEES
  13. ILL OF COSTS
  14. RDER RESULT: Order 12/18/2024 HON JOSEPH SHORTALL
  15. UDGMENT AFTER COMPLETED TRIAL TO THE COURT - HEARING IN DAMAGES RESULT: HON JOSEPH SHORTALL
  16. OTICE OF JUDGMENT – CERTIFIED/SERVED
  17. PPLICATION FOR EXECUTION-PROPERTY APPLICATION, ORDER, EXECUTION (JD-CV-5)
  18. XECUTION ISSUED
  19. XECUTION RETURNED UNSATISFIED
  20. PPLICATION FOR EXECUTION FINANCIAL INSTITUTION - NOT NATURAL PERSON/INDIVIDUAL (JD-CV-24N) RESULT: Rejected 2/26/2025 BY THE CLERK
  21. XECUTION REFILED AS CORRECTED - NO FEE RESULT: Rejected 2/28/2025 BY THE CLERK
  22. XECUTION REFILED AS CORRECTED - NO FEE RESULT: Rejected 3/6/2025 BY THE CLERK
  23. XECUTION REFILED AS CORRECTED - NO FEE
  24. XECUTION ISSUED

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