Chapter 2 - EXHIBIT 2I • FINAL ORDER AND DEFAULT JUDGMENT

• Jurisdiction: Colorado

EXHIBIT 2I • FINAL ORDER AND DEFAULT JUDGMENT

DISTRICT COURT, [county] COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO [court's address]	▲ COURT USE ONLY ▲
Plaintiff: [plaintiff's name] v. Defendants: [defendants' names]; and all unknown persons who claim any interest in the subject matter of this action
	Case No.: [case number] Division: [division] Courtroom: [courtroom]
FINAL ORDER AND DEFAULT JUDGMENT AGAINST [NAME]

THE COURT, having reviewed Plaintiff's Motion for Entry of Default and for Default Judgment and the exhibits attached to the Motion, and being fully advised in the premises, finds as follows:

1. This lawsuit was brought by Plaintiff to quiet title to real property in [county] County.

2. On [date], Plaintiff filed its Complaint against defendant [defendant's name] to establish quiet title to the real property that is the subject of this lawsuit. Defendant [defendant's name] apparently is the record holder of a deed of trust on the subject property.

3. A default judgment against Defendant [defendant's name] is proper pursuant to C.R.C.P. 55 and C.R.C.P. 121(c) § 1-14. Specifically, the Court finds that:

a. The name of the party to which the judgment is to be granted is [plaintiffs name].

b. The name of the party against whom judgment is being taken is [defendant's name].

c. The Court has considered venue and it is proper.

d. The judgment rendered here is against Defendant [defendant's name] only.

e. This judgment is a final judgment against the Defendant [defendant's name].

f. Final judgment against [defendant's name] will constitute a complete adjudication of the rights of the respective parties, and Plaintiff's interests in the real property that is the subject of this litigation will extinguish the [defendant's name]'s Deed of Trust.

The Court further concludes as follows:

1. [Defendant's name] was properly served in...