Stein v. Berens, No. Cv 940141249 S (Jan. 21, 2003)

2003 Conn. Super. Ct. 1429
Connecticut Superior Court·Decided January 21, 2003·No. No. CV 940141249 S·Unpublished

Opinion

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This case is unpublished as indicated by the issuing court.]

ORDER
This Order is being entered sua sponte to correct a scrivener's error in the Memorandum of Decision Re: Motion For Exemption (#367) dated December 26, 2002. Connecticut National Bank v. Gager, 66 Conn. App. 797,801 (2001).

The corrections are as follows:

1) On page 13 after the first indented single spaced paragraph add the words: "General Statutes § 52-326." The first indented single spaced paragraph correctly states the exact language of the General Statute § 52-326 but the only reference to the statute number is in the preceding sentence.

2) On page 14 first line add a missing line that was caused by the computer copying from one page to another. The entire first sentence on the top of page 14 shall read: "There is no statute that permits a lis pendens to survive when the underlying lawsuit has been dismissed.

3) On page 15 last line delete a repetitious sentence caused by the computer copying from one page to another. The deleted sentence is a repeat and reads: "No application to modify or vacate the PJR was filed by Elaine Schur Berens after she intervened in this action over seven years ago. General Statutes § 52-278k." That unrepeated sentence is still included in the Memorandum of Decision.

A complete signed original Memorandum of Decision dated December 26, 2002 corrected in accordance with this Order is attached to this Order.

BY THE COURT ___________________ TIERNEY, J. CT Page 1430

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