Illian v. Chuluda

Maine Superior

Illian v. Chuluda

DecidedAugust 25, 2022

DocketCUMap-22-23

StatusUnpublished

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Illian v. Chuluda, (Me. Super. Ct. 2022).

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STATE OF MAINE SUPERIOR COURT CUMBERLAND, ss. CIVIL ACTION Docket No. AP-2022-23 ) MARK ILLIAN, ) ) Plaintiff/ Appellee, ) ) V. ) ORDER DISMISSING APPEAL ) LISA CHULUDA, ) ) Defendant/ Appellant. )

This matter is before the Court on Plaintiff/ Appellee Mark Illian's Motion to

Dismiss Appeal and for Writ of Possession to Issue. Defendant/ Appellant Lisa Chuluda

failed to timely oppose the motion. "When a motion is unopposed, the court need not

reach the merits of the motion because, under Rule 7(c)(3), the adverse party has waived

any objection to it." Petit v. Lumb, 2014 ME 117, 'l[ 8, 103 A.3d 205. Accordingly, the Court

grants Illian's Motion and dismisses Chuluda's appeal.

The entry is:

Plaintiff/ Appelle Mark Illian's Motion to Dismiss Appeal and For Writ of Possession to Issue is GRANTED. Defendant/ Appellant Lisa Chuluda's Appeal is DISMISSED. The writ of possession may issue pursuant to 14 M.R.S. § 6005.

The Clerk is directed to incorporate this Decision and Order into the docket by

r reference pursuant to Maine Rule of Civil Procedure 79(a).

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