Replies to post #65453 on Boreal Water Collection Inc. (fka BRWC)

[linda1]

I think I may be in error in stating that the JUDGE
did not make a final Decision in the Foreclosure Lawsuit.

According to the following link an " Order of Reference "
in a Foreclosure Lawsuit is typically for 2 purposes:


1. To appoint a referee to compute the amount owing.

2. To appoint a referee to conduct the foreclosure sale/auction.


" In foreclosure there are typically two references,
the first one being when a referee is appointed to
compute the amount due, and the second one being
when a referee is appointed to conduct the foreclosure
sale/auction "


https://laninlaw.com/order-of-reference/

[linda1]

Yes - I think that Francine did lose the Foreclosure
Lawsuit and BRWC is to be sold.

The following link shows - in a diagram form -
that in a New York Foreclosure Lawsuit - after the
JUDGE has granted the Summary Judgment in
favour of the Plaintiff - the Plaintiff/Lender files a
" Motion for Order of Reference ".


1. Summary Judgment granted in favour of Plaintiff.

2. Plaintiff files a " Motion for Order of Reference ".

3. JUDGE signs " Order of Reference " and appoints
a Referee.

4. Referee computes amount owed by Defendant/Borrower.

5. Plaintiff/Lender files a " Motion for Judgment of
Foreclosure and Sale ".

6. JUDGE signs " Judgement of Foreclosure and Sale "

7. Property is advertised for Sale and goes to Auction.


http://nycourts.gov/Courthelp/pdfs/NEDAP_ForeclosurePathsNYS.pdf