Broward County: Case Study

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION
CASE NO. COWE-14-010356 (83)

Hunter Run Homeowners Association
Of Broward county Plaintiff,
Vs.

Clement Watkins, (Pro Se) Defendant. ________________________________________/

Motion: OBJECTION TO FORECLOSURE SALE
COMES NOW Pro Se Defendant Clement Watkins, and objects to foreclosure sale.
• Pro Se Defendant argues that a foreclosure sale was conducted at the Broward County Court House in the above style case on Friday November 3, 2017.

• Pro Se Defendant argues that such a sale should not have been conducted. Based on multiple objections; no proper notification of the sale of the property was given, Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA) prevents the sale of the home and that the property is currently on the market for sale and a current offer has been accepted.

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• On July 20, 2017, Stevens & Goldwyn the firm representing Hunter Run Association was noticed of the approved short sale by CitiMortgage.

• On Oct 24, 2017, two motions were submitted to stop the sale of the property at 714 Holly St. North Lauderdale on November 3, 2017.

• Motion to stop the sale on the grounds that the sale of the home is prohibited under the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA).

• Second motion requesting stopping the sale to allow the completion of the short sale, which was granted by

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