Jerry Gaucher v. Gary E. Waterhouse, Trustee of the Waterhouse Realty Trust & a.; Jerry Gaucher v. Gary Waterhouse & a. (2022)

Citation: Jerry Gaucher v. Gary E. Waterhouse, Trustee of the Waterhouse Realty Trust & a.; Jerry Gaucher v. Gary Waterhouse & a. (2022)
Parent Document: Jerry Gaucher v. Gary E. Waterhouse, Trustee of the Waterhouse Realty Trust & a.; Jerry Gaucher v. Gary Waterhouse & a. (2022)
Jurisdiction: New Hampshire (state)
Effective Date: 2022-07-20
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10271738/jerry-gaucher-v-gary-e-waterho... ↗

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In November 2017, the plaintiff initiated a civil action in the superior
court against the Trust, Gary and Kevin Waterhouse in their capacities as
trustees, and Waterhouse Country Store, Inc. seeking, among other things, the
return of his $1,500 security deposit and the payment of the $20,000 lease
termination fee. The Trust filed a counterclaim for, among other things,
indemnification pursuant to the LTA for the expenses that it claimed to have
incurred litigating the eviction proceeding against the plaintiff. The plaintiff
later amended his complaint to include Gary and Kevin Waterhouse as
defendants in their personal capacities, alleging that their transfer of the
property from the Trust to themselves prior to the closing violated the Uniform
Fraudulent Transfer Act. See RSA ch. 545-A (2021). Kevin Waterhouse did not
respond to the plaintiff’s complaint and the Superior Court (McNamara, J.)
entered a default judgment against him. The court granted the plaintiff’s
motion to consolidate the claims against the defendants, and the parties
proceeded to a bench trial.

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