Burritt Mutual Savings Bank of New Britain v. Tucker

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• objection to admission of affidavit sufficient where defendant disputed amounts averred regarding principal of loan and charges for interest, taxes, and late payment penalties
• where defendant claimed that mortgage debt was inaccurately computed, that the bank waived late charges and that certain amounts had been advanced for taxes
• “[t]here would be no need for a proceeding to ascertain the amount of the debt if the plaintiff were to accept the amount admitted by the defendant”
• § 23-18 [a] inapplicable where defaulted defendant objected to proffered affidavit on ground that amounts claimed were inaccurate and offered his own testimony regarding calculation of debt

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