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When a lis pendens is filed it provides constructive notice that a suit is pending, virtually making the property un-saleable. When the case is settled, or the claim has been satisfied by other means, it is imperative to record a "Release of Lis Pendens" and send a copy to all parties involved, avoiding a counterclaim. This form is used by the party who initiated the Notice of Lis Pendens, who wishes to voluntarily release it.
Included:
1- Release of Lis Pendens Form
2- Lis Pendens Guidelines
3- Completed Example
5- Attestation of Release of Lis Pendens Form (See C.G.S. 52-325(c)
6- Proof of Service by Disinterested Party (Plaintiff)
Deeds.com Connecticut Release of Lis Pendens Forms Have Been Updated as Recently as Wednesday November 30, 2022
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