Fine v. Bork, No. Cv 0585665s (Dec. 6, 1999)

[EDITOR'S NOTE: This case is unpublished as indicated by the issuing court.]

MEMORANDUM OF DECISIONThe court, following a hearing at which each party appeared and was heard, issues a prejudgment remedy of attachment against the defendant Irving Bork in favor of the plaintiff David Fine in the amount of $152,000.

For the guidance of the parties and their counsel the court arrived at its figure as follows:

Sterling

Management fee $14,400 x 4 years x 49% $28,224.00

Tower

Developer's fee $35,000 x 24.5% 8,575

Levi fee $47,323 x 24.5% 11,594

Management fee $96,000 x 2 years 24.5% 47,040

$17,000 per month payment

17,000 — 14,000 = 3000

3,000 x 12 x 3 x 24.5% 26,460 $121,893 Interest 30,000 Rounded to $152,000 $151,893

While the court hopes to aid the parties and their counsel by providing a specific rational for the amount arrived at, the court is mindful that this is a prejudgment proceeding. The court has tested its specific number against the several days of testimony and finds the number justified by the record as a whole.

The parties should contact the court for additional orders if they can not agree on a specific asset or assets to be attached.

Booth, J. CT Page 15780