Provides that a judgment of sale as a result of an action to foreclose a mortgage shall direct the mortgaged premises to be sold within forty-five days of the date of the judgment.

This bill requires that when a court orders a property to be sold due to mortgage foreclosure, the sale must happen within 45 days of the court's decision. This aims to expedite the process of selling foreclosed properties. The goal is to reduce the time homeowners are in limbo during foreclosure proceedings.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will help streamline the foreclosure process, providing clarity and speed for both lenders and borrowers. By ensuring quick sales, it can potentially reduce the financial burden on homeowners and help stabilize neighborhoods affected by foreclosures.

Critics of the bill contend that a rushed sale might not allow homeowners enough time to explore alternatives to foreclosure or secure better sale terms. They argue that this could lead to unfair outcomes for families facing financial difficulties, exacerbating their struggles during a challenging time.