On January 06, 2017 a
Hearing
was filed
involving a dispute between
Servello, Jonathan,
Shepard, Mickayla,
and
Alta Realty Company, Llc,
Fredette, Jayson,
Linear Title, Llc,
Paulovich, Susan E.,
Service One, Llc,
Ventures Trust, 2013-I-H-R By Mcm Capital Partners, Llc, Its Trustee,
for Equitable Remedies
in the District Court of Hampshire County.
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QJovlig 3
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
HAMPSHIRE, S.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE 27 ©°S
TRIAL COURT
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NO.
47CV005
JONATHAN SERVELLO and
MICKAYLA SHEPARD, ]
Os i HAMPSHIRE SUPERIOR COURT
]
v. SEP 20 2018
]
E etal HARRY JEKANOWSKI, JR.
JAYSON FREDETTE, et. al., CLERK/MAGISTRATE
Defendants
MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT AGAINST JAYSON FREDETTE
Now come the plaintiffs who state that default has been entered
against defendant, Jayson Fredette, and plaintiffs now move this court to
enter default judgment against Jayson Fredette.
The facts related to. this motion are outlined in the plaintiffs’.
complaint, and are verified by the attached Affidavit of Jonathan Servello
and Mickayla Shepard, and are summarized as follows:
The defendants, Jayson Fredette and Susan Paulovich, entered into
a contract to sell the property located at 967 Huntington Road,
Worthington, Massachusetts to Jonathan Servello and Mickayla Shepard
for the sum of $205,000.00. The sale was to be a short sale and the
sellers’ bank had agreed to participate in the short sale. and discharge the
mortgage upon receipt of the proceeds of the short sale. There were a
number of delays in the closing of this property, however, it was scheduled
to occur on October 4, 2016. Jayson Fredette signed a warranty deed to
the buyers dated September 26, 2016 and Susan E. Paulovich signed a
warranty deed to the buyers dated September 16, 2016. That deed was
provided to the buyers (who are plaintiffs in this action) and the deed is now
in possession of the plaintiffs’ attorney who agreed to hold the deed in
Document Filed Date
September 21, 2018
Case Filing Date
January 06, 2017
Category
Equitable Remedies
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The Cs Dhbh aoheale & Kein om This vrton =f a a QJovlig 3 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS HAMPSHIRE, S.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE 27 ©°S TRIAL COURT SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 47CV005 JONATHAN SERVELLO and MICKAYLA SHEPARD, ] Os i HAMPSHIRE SUPERIOR COURT ] v. SEP 20 2018 ] E etal HARRY JEKANOWSKI, JR. JAYSON FREDETTE, et. al., CLERK/MAGISTRATE Defendants MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT AGAINST JAYSON FREDETTE Now come the plaintiffs who state that default has been entered against defendant, Jayson Fredette, and plaintiffs now move this court to enter default judgment against Jayson Fredette. The facts related to. this motion are outlined in the plaintiffs’. complaint, and are verified by the attached Affidavit of Jonathan Servello and Mickayla Shepard, and are summarized as follows: The defendants, Jayson Fredette and Susan Paulovich, entered into a contract to sell the property located at 967 Huntington Road, Worthington, Massachusetts to Jonathan Servello and Mickayla Shepard for the sum of $205,000.00. The sale was to be a short sale and the sellers’ bank had agreed to participate in the short sale. and discharge the mortgage upon receipt of the proceeds of the short sale. There were a number of delays in the closing of this property, however, it was scheduled to occur on October 4, 2016. Jayson Fredette signed a warranty deed to the buyers dated September 26, 2016 and Susan E. Paulovich signed a warranty deed to the buyers dated September 16, 2016. That deed was provided to the buyers (who are plaintiffs in this action) and the deed is now in possession of the plaintiffs’ attorney who agreed to hold the deed in