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During a portion of Mr. Bowers' tenancy, the condo contained
two bedroom sets, a dinette set, a sofa, a stereo, and sports and
exercise equipment. The furniture was the type that had to be
assembled. Mr. Bowers also kept his autographed boxing gloves,
his trophies, and his golf clubs at the condo.
On November 21, 1988, Citytrust filed a release of
attachment with respect to its December 17, 1987, attachment of
the Burlington house. On November 29, 1988, the Superior Court
for the Judicial District of Hartford/New Britain (the Superior
Court) entered a Stipulation as to Modification of Dissolution
Judgment. That stipulation provided that:
[Florence] shall sell the premises known as 71
Nassahegan Drive, Burlington, Connecticut, and the
adjoining lot and use her best efforts to receive the
highest and most reasonable offer. The net proceeds
from the sale shall be divided as follows:
(a) Seventy-five (75%) percent to [Florence]; and
(b) Twenty-five (25%) percent to [Mr. Bowers]
The parties hereto shall use their best efforts to
compromise the existing liens or encumbrances against
the above-mentioned real estate including the claim by
Citytrust Bank.
Other modifications to the original divorce judgment included
increased alimony for Florence, but only until the sale of the
Burlington house when all alimony would cease, and increased
child support for Kevin and Duane. The Superior Court issued an
order on January 31, 1989, in accordance with a stipulation by
Mr. Bowers and Florence, that the mortgage held by Mr. Bowers was
released; this order was recorded in the land records on March
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