On April 03, 2024 a
STIPULATION Final 8/31/2024 RESULT: Accepted 5/8/2024 HON WALTER SPADER
was filed
involving a dispute between
209 Wolcott Realty, Llc,
and
Jane Doe,
John Doe,
Kenneth Nesbit,
for H00 - Housing - Summary Process
in the District Court of New Haven County.
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STIPULATED AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES 2:
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
JD-HM-11C Rev. 6-22
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Docket number
Judicial Housing Waterbury WTHCV246013416S
District at Session at
Name of Case
209 WOLCOTT REALTY, LLC V. NESBIT, KENNETH.
Stipulated Agreement of the Parties
Judgment for possession may enter in favor of the plaintiff with a stay of execution
through August 31, 2024 on the condition(s) that:
Both parties agree reasonable use and occupancy shall be $950.00
Parties agree that this Judgment may enter for lapse of time.
1. Defendant agrees to vacate the subject premises located at 32 Farragut Street, Apt. 19, Waterbury ct 06705 on or before
August 31, 2024 and agrees not to file any motions to open, appeal or seek any further stays. (except as stated herein.)
2. Defendant represents that he is the sole adult occupant of the subject premises and this shall remain as such through the
duration of this stay.
3. Parties agree reasonable use and occupancy shall be $950.00 per month due on or before the 10th day of each month
commencing June 2024 and continuing through and including August 2024
4, Parties agree to abide by all terms and conditions of the lease and all Landlord Tenant responsibilities under CGS 47a
5. If all terms and conditions of this agreement are abided by, upon vacating the premises the Defendant may file a Motion to
Open and vacate the Judgment. Upon granting of that motion, Plaintiff will then file a Withdrawal of Action.
6. Parties understand they did not have to enter into this stipulation, and that either of them could have chosen to take this
matter to trial and have it heard on the merits.
7. Counsel for the Plaintiff is authorized to enter into this Stipulation on behalf of their client.
8. Parties represent that they fully understand the terms and conditions of the Stipulation.
9. Parties waive canvass before the Court.
The premises shall be left broom-clean and the keys to the premises returned to: Plaintiff via kitchen counter
Any personal property left in the premises after the keys are returned will be considered abandoned.
Payments shall be made to the Plaintiff with good funds via check
Payments must be received on or before the due dates.
If the defendant does not make any agreed payment, the plaintiff may immediately file an affidavit requesting
an execution without additional court hearings.
{f either party violates any condition other than a payment condition, the adversely affected party may file an
affidavit with the clerk's office requesting a court hearing
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Document Filed Date
May 08, 2024
Case Filing Date
April 03, 2024
Category
H00 - Housing - Summary Process
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