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SB 1336

AN ACT CONCERNING MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES AND UNDISCHARGED MORTGAGES.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Fred Gee and 3 co-sponsors

Connecticut law modifies mortgage foreclosure and lien discharge procedures to balance homeowner protections with lender recovery processes during property proceedings.

SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
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Bill Summary · SB 1336

Legislative bill overview

SB 1336 modifies Connecticut's mortgage foreclosure and property discharge procedures. The bill became law in June 2025 after passing through both chambers and receiving gubernatorial signature. The specific provisions concern how mortgages are handled during foreclosure proceedings and the process for discharging mortgage liens.

Why is this important

Mortgage foreclosure laws directly affect homeowners facing financial distress and lenders seeking to recover debts. Changes to these procedures can alter timelines, costs, and protections for both parties. Connecticut's approach influences housing stability and the speed at which properties re-enter the market during economic downturns.

Potential points of contention

  • Homeowner protection vs. lender efficiency: Stricter discharge requirements may slow foreclosures, protecting vulnerable homeowners but potentially harming lenders' ability to recover losses
  • Administrative burden: Changes to foreclosure procedures may increase court workload and processing costs, affecting system accessibility
  • Technical clarity: "Undischarged mortgages" language requires precise definition to prevent disputes over which properties and liens are affected

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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