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the Burlington property was encumbered by a first mortgage of
$60,000 and a second mortgage of $30,000. Florence was to make
the mortgage payments on these two loans. Neither Mr. Bowers nor
Florence was represented by counsel up through this point in
their divorce proceedings.
The Burlington land records reflect the following
encumbrances on the Burlington property as of April 15, 1988:
Type Face Amount Date In Favor of
Mortgage $70,000 Nov. 10, 1978 Hartford Natl. Bank & Trust Co.
Mortgage 49,000 Mar. 21, 1980 United Bank & Trust Co.
Mortgage unknown Apr. 23, 1980 Hartford Natl. Bank & Trust Co.
Attachment 100,000 Aug. 20, 1980 United Bank & Trust Co.
Attachment 100,000 Dec. 17, 1987 Citytrust
The land records also included two notices of lis pendens: one
dated September 8, 1980, by Hartford National Bank & Trust Co.
referencing the April 23, 1980, mortgage; and the second dated
October 28, 1980, by United Bank & Trust Co. referencing the
March 21, 1980, mortgage.
For the period May 7, 1988, to May 31, 1989, Mr. Bowers
rented a two-bedroom condominium in Newington, Connecticut (the
condo), for $895 per month. The lease included an option to
purchase the condo for $149,900, on the conditions that Mr.
Bowers notify the owners no later than August 30, 1988, of his
decision to exercise the option, and that closing occur no later
than November 30, 1988. Mr. Bowers did not exercise this option.
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