Defendant sought to dismiss foreclosure on grounds that the plaintiff was not in possession of the subject note at the time the foreclosure complaint was filed, and therefore lacked standing and the court lacked jurisdiction. The trial court granted strict…
Held: Lender That Inspected Premises And Changed Locks Of Vacant Home Didn’t Engage in Unfair Practices
After observing the physical deterioration of a home, a lender sent inspectors to the property to determine whether the property was abandoned, posted notices on the property and sent letters to the borrower asking about the status of the property.…
Held: Agreement Reached Before Litigation Not Subject To Under Audobon-Style Summary Enforcement
Since the Connecticut Supreme Court issued its decision in Audobon Parking Associates v Barclay & Stubbs, Connecticut attorneys have understood that if the parties to litigation reach an agreement to settle a case with sufficient clarity as to terms, the…