Plymouth Capital Co. v. District Court of Elbert County

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• noting that Rule 120 proceedings are “limited [in] scope” and “non-adversarial”
• “Through creation of a public trustee’s office, the General Assembly sought to ensure the protection of debtors while maintaining a speedy, efficient procedure for creditors.”
• “The Rule 120 hearing is not the proper forum for addressing the various and complex issues that can arise in some foreclosures. .!. [T]he scope and purpose of a Rule 120 hearing is very narrow....”
• despite valid C.R.C.P. 120 order authorizing sale, debtor can still challenge foreclosure

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).