PNC Bank, National Association v. Nordwall et al
| PNC Bank, National Association |
| Michael A Nordwall and Michael A. Nordwall, Ltd. |
| 1:2011cv01451 |
| December 14, 2011 |
| US District Court for the Central District of Illinois |
| Peoria Office |
| Adams |
| Byron G. Cudmore |
| Joe Billy McDade |
| Foreclosure |
| Mortgage Foreclosure |
| None |
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ORDER & OPINION Entered by Judge Joe Billy McDade on 1/11/13: IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the Court ADOPTS the Report and Recommendation of the Magistrate Judge 38 in full. Thus, the Court GRANTS Intervenor's Motion for Leave to File Counterc laim 33 , DENIES Intervenor's Motion to Dismiss Defendant Michael Nordwell 32 , GRANTS IN PART AND DENIES IN PART Plaintiff's Motion for Default Judgment 11 , and DENIES Plaintiff's Motion for Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale 12 , Motion to Appoint Special Commissioner 13 , Motion for Attorney Fees 14 , and Motion for Entry of Orders of Default and Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale 20 as premature. The parties are INVITED to file a motion for summary judgment within twenty-one days, if considered appropriate, to resolve the issues raised in the affirmative defense and counterclaim filed by the Intervenor pursuant to the Local Rules of this Court. SEE WRITTEN ORDER. (TK, ilcd)
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