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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK IN RE MERRILL LYNCH & CO., INC. SECURITIES, DERIVATIVE AND ERICA LITIGATION This Document Relates To: Louisiana Sheriffs' Pension and Relief

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How to fill out a notice of pendency of:

1. Begin by including the title of the document, "Notice of Pendency of," followed by the name of the legal action or case.
2. Provide the names of the parties involved in the legal action, including the plaintiff(s) and defendant(s).
3. Include the docket or case number assigned to the legal action by the court.
4. State the jurisdiction or the name of the court where the legal action is being pursued.
5. Specify the nature of the legal action, such as foreclosure, divorce, or any other type of civil litigation.
6. Describe the property or assets that are subject to the legal action, including the address and any identifying information.
7. State the purpose of the notice of pendency, which is to provide public notification of the pending legal action and to alert potential buyers or interested parties about the claim or dispute.
8. Include any additional relevant information, such as the date the legal action was initiated and any upcoming court dates or deadlines.

Who needs a notice of pendency of:

1. Parties involved in a legal action: Both plaintiffs and defendants need a notice of pendency of to ensure proper notification and compliance with legal requirements.
2. Potential buyers or interested parties: Individuals or entities considering purchasing the property or assets involved in the legal action should be aware of the pending legal dispute through the notice of pendency.
3. Public: The notice of pendency serves the purpose of making the general public aware of the legal action and the claim on the property or assets, allowing them to exercise caution or seek further information if necessary.

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What is notice of pendency of?

Notice of pendency of is a legal document filed in a court to provide public notice that there is a pending legal action involving a specific property.

Who is required to file notice of pendency of?

The party initiating the legal action and claiming an interest in the property is required to file the notice of pendency of.

How to fill out notice of pendency of?

To fill out the notice of pendency of, you need to provide information such as the name of the court, case number, names of parties involved, a description of the property, and the nature of the legal action.

What is the purpose of notice of pendency of?

The purpose of notice of pendency of is to inform potential buyers or other interested parties that there is a legal claim or action against the property, which may affect its ownership or title.

What information must be reported on notice of pendency of?

The notice of pendency of must include information about the court, case number, names of parties, property description, and a brief statement about the nature of the legal action.