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Catjen, LLC v. Hunter Mill West, L.C.
No. 171067Supreme Court of Virginia
171067 Catjen, LLC v. Hunter Mill West, L.C. 07/26/2018 The circuit court erred in a confessed judgment case by reducing the amount due under a deed of trust note, and entering the confessed judgment for the r…
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171067 Catjen, LLC v. Hunter Mill West, L.C. 07/26/2018 The circuit court erred in a confessed judgment case by reducing the amou…
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171067 Catjen, LLC v. Hunter Mill West, L.C. 07/26/2018 The circuit court erred in a confessed judgment case by reducing the amount due under a deed of trust note, and entering the confessed judgment for the reduced amount without the agreement of the party seeking the judgment. Any judgment confessed under the provisions of § 8.01-432 may be set aside or reduced upon motion of the debtor on any ground which would have been an adequate defense or setoff in an action at law on the creditor's note, but where a court grants a motion to set aside or reduce a confessed judgment, the matter must be set for a full trial on the merits of the creditor's claim. Code § 8.01-433 makes no distinction be…
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