Alameda — Deficiency Memorandum for Default Judgment Form AC-014

Source: https://www.alameda.courts.ca.gov/system/files/ac014.pdf

ATTORNEYFOR(Name): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ALAMEDAI COURTADDRESS

PLAINTIFF

DEFENDANT

DEFICIENCY MEMORANDUM FOR DEFAULT CASENUMBER
JUDGMENT-AUTO SALES AND LEASES

1. CONTRACT (Submit original contract)
a. Type of contract: Dpurchase-add-on interest Dpurchase-simple interest Dlease-open-end
b. Date of contract:
c. Original seller or lessor:
d. Assignee:

2. REPOSSESSION (Submit copies of notices sent)
8. Date of default: , .
I b. Date of repossession:
Ic. Date redemption notice mailed:

3. RESALE (Submit proof of sale)
a. Date of resale:
I b. Resale price:
c. Type of sale: Dpublic Dprivate
d. Name of purchase at resale:
e. Condition of merchandise (submit proof to support sale conducted in commercially reasonable manner):

I DGood DFair
I f. Blue Book value: High: $ ~ -Low: $ ,

4. DEFICIENCY CALCULATIONS (NOTE: Line a plus line d minus line e must equal line f)
Contract Balance
a. Total contract amount (total of payments): $
I b. Amount of ins~rance add-n (submit cpy of letter sent): $
i c; Other add-on Items (explain and submit proof):
$ .d. Subtotal (add-on items):
e. Less: Amount paid before default: ($ -
f. Balance due on date of default (contract amount plus add-on items
$ minus amount paid):
Rebates
g. Amount rebated, unused finance charges or unearned
lease charges:
h. Amount rebated, unused insurance:
i. Other rebates (expiain): ~
($ )
j. Less: Subtotal (rebates):
$ k. Balance due after rebates:

JUDGMENT-AUTO SALES AND LEASES

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Expenses (Submit proof) I. Repossession expenses: m. Bank collection charges: n. Reconditioning expenses: o. Storage expenses: p. Salesperson commissions: q. Title expenses: r. Late charges: s. Other expenses (specify):

t. Subtotal (expenses): $
Credits
u. Amount received resale: $
v. Amounts paid in suit: $

w. Other credits (specify): $

x. Less: Subtotal (credits): ($ )
y. Less: Amounts paid after suit and before judgment: ($ )

5. DEFAULT JUDGMENT PRINCIPAL: $