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Court

New Britain County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-26
Type M 50 Misc Declaratory Judgment
Docket 21 entries
Disposition judgment without trial-general

Parties

Plaintiff Zardano, Llc
Defendant Tabitha Mullings
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Judge

Hon. Robert Young

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT
  2. EXHIBITS Exhibits to Complaint
  3. XHIBITS Exhibits to Complaint
  4. RDER FOR HEARING, NOTICE AND SERVICE/RULE TO SHOW CAUSE (PRE-SERVICE)
  5. ITHDRAWAL IN PART Entry No.: 100.30 ; and Entry No.: 102.00
  6. OMPLAINT Application for Approval of Transfer of Structured Settlement Payment Rights
  7. RDER FOR HEARING, NOTICE AND SERVICE/RULE TO SHOW CAUSE (PRE-SERVICE) Notice of Proposed Transfer
  8. RDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  9. ASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) Reschedule Hearing for an earlier date RESULT: Granted 7/31/2024 HON LISA MORGAN
  10. RDER RESULT: Granted 7/31/2024 HON LISA MORGAN
  11. OTICE Notice of Hearing on Proposed Transfer
  12. ITHDRAWAL IN PART Withdrawal of Counts 4 and 5 only of [entry no.: 104.00]
  13. MENDED COMPLAINT Amended Application for Approval of Transfer of Structured Settlement Payment Rights
  14. ETURN OF SERVICE Proof of Service
  15. ROPOSED ORDER Pacific Life Proposed Order (Count I)
  16. ROPOSED ORDER American General Life (Count II)
  17. ROPOSED ORDER MetLife Proposed Order (Count III)
  18. ROPOSED ORDER [REVISED] MetLife Proposed Order (Count III)
  19. RDER RE: Pacific Life Proposed Order (Count I)
  20. RDER RE: American General Life (Count II)
  21. RDER RE: MetLife (Count III)

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