7th Cir. — AO CV-2016-012-SC: ELECTRONIC SALE OF PROPERTIES IN FORECLOSURE CASES

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Verbatim from the operative section of the order's own record page (https://circuit7.org/orders/cv-2016-012-sc/), harvested 2026-08-03; whitespace normalised only. • A written motion substantially similar to Form 1.996(b), Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, must be filed in the event a plaintiff, or plaintiff’s attorney, wishes to cancel and reschedule a sale. Furthermore, the motion must state the number of previous requests for cancellation of sale filed by the plaintiff in the case. Absent the Court issuing an Order to Cancel the Sale, or a Notice/Suggestion of Bankruptcy as to a named defendant being filed prior to the scheduled sale date/time, the sale will proceed as scheduled. Any order issued by a judge of the US Bankruptcy Court that restricts the Clerks from conducting a sale shall be filed by the plaintiff, or plaintiff’s attorney. Such must be as a separate filing and not as an attachment or exhibit. • A $70 service charge must be advanced by the plaintiff prior to the sale (see § 45.031(1), Florida Statutes). If not paid in advance, the service charge will be assessed and deducted from the plaintiff’s funds on deposit with the on-line auction service on the day of the sale. • Those interested in participating in online auctions must register with the Clerks or Realauction by establishing a bidder account containing sufficient funds to cover the cost of a deposit equaling five percent of the final bid and payment of a $70 electronic sale service charge (see § 45.035(3), Florida Statutes). The $70 electronic sale service charge must be paid by the winning bidder and may not be covered by the plaintiff’s judgment credit amount. • The plaintiff, or plaintiff’s attorney, must provide a legible, recordable proposed Final Judgment. The Clerks may require resubmission of a proposed Final Judgment if it is illegible for recording purposes.

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A written motion substantially similar to Form 1.996(b), Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, must be filed in the event a plaintiff, or plaintiff’s attorney, wishes to cancel and reschedule a sale. Furthermore, the motion must state the number of previous requests for cancellation of sale filed by the plaintiff in the case. Absent the Court issuing an Order to Cancel the Sale, or a Notice/Suggestion of Bankruptcy as to a named defendant being filed prior to the scheduled sale date/time, the sale will proceed as scheduled. Any order issued by a judge of the US Bankruptcy Court that restricts the Clerks from conducting a sale shall be filed by the plaintiff, or plaintiff’s attorney. Such must be as a separate filing and not as an attachment or exhibit.

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Reviewer note: Record page sha256: bfb739621b0ef78a378b708b9b1feec4f9e562b80bdef8a88f66dd2d1c163306. The 7th publishes order text as HTML (CENSUS-NOTES.md); composed from the ORDERED section. 1 paragraph(s) withheld as damaged.

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7th Cir. — AO CV-2016-012-SC: ELECTRONIC SALE OF PROPERTIES IN FORECLOSURE CASES

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