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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-29
Type P 00 Property Foreclosure
Docket 44 entries
Disposition supplemental judgment

Parties

Plaintiff The Consolidated Association Of The Birches At Foxon, Inc.
Defendant Steven K Basler|Mers, Inc. As Nominee For Members Mortgage Company Inc.
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Judge

Hon. Walter Spader

New Haven County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. PPEARANCE
  4. PPEARANCE Appearance
  5. PPEARANCE Appearance
  6. ETURN OF SERVICE
  7. ORECLOSURE MEDIATION - INELIGIBLE CASE (NO DOCUMENT)
  8. ISCLOSURE OF NO DEFENSE
  9. EMAND FOR DISCLOSURE OF DEFENSE PB 13-19
  10. OTION FOR DEFAULT-FAILURE TO PLEAD RESULT: Granted 9/19/2024 BY THE CLERK
  11. RDER RESULT: Granted 9/19/2024 BY THE CLERK
  12. OTION FOR DEFAULT FOR FAILURE TO DISCLOSE DEFENSE RESULT: Granted 11/7/2024 HON ALAYNA STONE
  13. RDER RESULT: Granted 11/7/2024 HON ALAYNA STONE
  14. OTION FOR JUDGMENT-STRICT FORECLOSURE
  15. RDER RESULT: Order 12/23/2024 HON ALAYNA STONE
  16. UGGESTED ORDER OF PRIORITIES
  17. ERTIFICATION OF SERVICE
  18. ATH OF APPRAISERS
  19. PPRAISAL
  20. FFIDAVIT RE: ATTORNEY/COUNSEL FEES
  21. FFIDAVIT OF DEBT
  22. ORECLOSURE WORKSHEET JD-CV-77
  23. UDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE BY SALE
  24. ILL OF COSTS FILED FOR TAXATION BY CLERK - PB SEC 18-5
  25. RDER RESULT: Order 2/3/2025 BY THE CLERK
  26. OTICE OF JUDGMENT - CERTIFIED/SERVED
  27. PPRAISAL Return Of Appraisal
  28. EPOSIT RECEIVED
  29. OTION TO APPROVE SALE AND DEED Foreclosure by Sale Committee Deed
  30. OTION FOR APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE SALE/DEED/REPORT/FEES AND EXPENSES/APPRAISER'S FEES JD-CV-99
  31. OMMITTEE REPORT Foreclosure by Sale Committee Report (JD-CV-75)
  32. FFIDAVIT Motion for Attorney's Fees (Committee Affidavit)
  33. OMMITTEE REPORT
  34. OTION FOR APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE SALE/DEED/REPORT/FEES AND EXPENSES/APPRAISER'S FEES JD-CV-99
  35. RDER RESULT: Granted 4/28/2025 HON ALAYNA STONE
  36. FFIDAVIT RE: ATTORNEY/COUNSEL FEES Motion for Attorney's Fees (Committee Affidavit)
  37. OMMITTEE DEED RESULT: Order 4/29/2025 HON ALAYNA STONE
  38. EPOSIT RECEIVED
  39. ETURN OF SALE - WITH PROCEEDS
  40. OTION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENT
  41. RDER RESULT: Granted 6/16/2025 HON WALTER SPADER
  42. UPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENT RESULT: HON WALTER SPADER
  43. OTION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENT MOTION FOR A DETERMINATION OF PRIORITIES AND FURTHER SUPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENT
  44. RDER RESULT: Granted 7/11/2025 HON ALAYNA STONE

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