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`SUPERIOR COURT
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`ORDER 431197
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`CAIRES, RICHARD
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`JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA C/O C T
`CORPORATION SYSTEM
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`JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF STAMFORD
` AT STAMFORD
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`5/17/2018
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`ORDER
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`ORDER REGARDING:
`05/16/2018 506.01 ORDER
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`No Counsel Present. No Parties Present.
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`The foregoing, having been considered by the Court, is hereby:
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`ORDER:
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`Corrected Order. The court has received this morning, a package that does include a photo of a car that
`appears to have been in an accident, a picture of a document dated May 9, 2018 reflecting a Greenwich
`Police Case number (but no report); a picture of a document that appears to be written on a Greenwich
`Hospital prescription pad indicating that the plaintiff was admitted to the Greenwich Hospital on May 9
`and remained in the hospital on May 10. The package was labeled for Judge Genuario's "eyes only".
`Nothing in the court's order #505 allowed such ex parte communication. If the plaintiff wishes to rely on
`this documentation he may provide it to opposing counsel and file it with the court consistent with the
`rules of practice. Of course, the plaintiff may redact personal identifying information as allowed by the
`practice book (though the court did not observe any such information on the documents provided).
`Moreover, there is still no diagnosis of the plaintiff's condition; no Greenwich Hospital intake
`assessment or discharge summary and no police report provided. Accordingly, the motion for
`continuance is denied without prejudice to the plaintiff's right to provide the court with a diagnosis,
`more formal Greenwich Hospital documentation as originally ordered, and a police report. Such
`additional documentation must be shared with opposing counsel, if the plaintiff wants the court to
`consider it.
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`Judicial Notice (JDNO) was sent regarding this order.
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`431197
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`Judge: ROBERT LOUIS GENUARIO
`Processed by: Scott Abel
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`FSTCV096002651S 5/17/2018
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