Middletown Press, PROPERTY AUCTION The tax collector of Westbrook, Connecticut, has levied upon 1660 BOSTON POST ROAD (G1-G3) in said town and, pursuant to Section 12-157 of the Connecticut General Statutes, will conduct an auction and sale of said property in satisfaction of delinquent taxes, interest, fees and/or other charges authorized by law. The record owner of the subject property is Aage V. Hogfeldt, Jr. aka Victor Hogfeldt Conservator of The Estate of Aage Hogfeldt, and Aage Victor Hogfeldt aka Aage V. Hogfeldt aka Aage Hogfeldt. Reference is made to the following for the property boundaries: a certain certificate of Notice Conservators Certificate recorded in Volume 297 Page 1088 and Warranty Deed recorded in Volume 41 at Page 66 of the Westbrook Land Records. Reference is also made to Assessor’s Map Block Lot 181/010 and Unique ID Number of H0161200. THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE IS 10:00 A.M. ON NOVEMBER 2, 2015 AT THE WESTBROOK TOWN HALL 866 BOSTON POST ROAD, WESTBROOK, CONNECTICUT 06498. The total amount due through July 31, 2015, is $21,296.96. The foregoing amount only includes taxes, interest, fees and/or charges through the end of the month as stated. Additional taxes, interest, fees and/or other charges authorized by law accruing after said date have been added to the amount indicated as due and owing in this notice. AAGE V. HOGFELDT, JR. AKA VICTOR HOGFELDT CONSERVATOR OF THE ESTATE OF AAGE HOGFELDT, AAGE VICTOR HOGFELDT AKA AAGE V. HOGFELDT AKA AAGE HOGFELDT, STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES, STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE SERVICES, STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE SERVICES and FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MADISON SUCCESSOR OMNIBANK THEN AS ACQUIRED BY CITIZENS BANK, NA may claim interests in the property that will be extinguished by the sale. The property will be sold “as is” and with “all faults” in accordance with and subject to the rules and terms and conditions of sale established by the tax collector. Prospective bidders must conduct their own due diligence and are advised to consult an attorney before bidding. Bidders must present $5,000 in cash or a certified check at the auction made payable to “John D. Watts, Trustee” on the day of the auction as a deposit. The winning bidder must pay the balance of the sales price within five (5) days after the auction or forfeit the deposit. Except in the case of a redemption, the purchaser will take title to the property six (6) months after the date of the auction. For more information contact John D. Watts, Esq. at the Watts Law Office 186 East Main Street, Clinton, Connecticut 06413, telephone number 860-669-6677.
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