Opinion
CASE NO: 8:09-cv-384-T-23TGW.
April 15, 2010
ORDER
The United States sues to foreclose tax liens on real property owned by the defendant William O'Callaghan. Following the Clerk's entry of default (Doc. 18) against the defendant JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., the United States moves for a default judgment "providing that (1) any foreclosure sale subsequently ordered by this Court be free and clear of any lien of JPMorgan; and (2) JPMorgan shall not share in the proceeds of any such foreclosure sale." (Doc. 45 at 2) Because the remaining defendants have answered the complaint and dispute the validity of the United States' liens on the property, and because no foreclosure sale is imminent, the United States' motion (Doc. 45) for default judgment is DENIED as premature.
Additionally, the United States' "motion to file unilateral proposed case management report" (Doc. 44) is DENIED. On or before Friday, April 23, 2010, the parties shall submit a case management report that complies with Local Rule 3.05(c)(2).
ORDERED in Tampa, Florida.