HSBC Bank USA filed a foreclosure against Navin in 2007, alleging that he had failed to pay any of a $1.3 million mortgage on 7 Hart Road in Guilford. Navin has appealed the judgment against him to the appellate court twice but has lost both times.
The case is still pending in New Haven court eight years after it was filed. A judge denied Navin's latest attempt to reopen the case in late July, court records show. The debt that Navin now owes has grown to $2.2 million as of the end of 2014, according to court records.
Another foreclosure action filed against Navin by OCWEN Financial Corp. was resolved with the sale of property in 2012, the records show.
Connecticut Light & Power, now called Eversource, also took Navin to court last year, saying that he owed about $130,600 for electrical service for the Hart Road house. In November, he and a co-defendant were ordered to pay $138,137.79 in $35 weekly payments, plus interest. Navin, who disputed the amount owed, appealed.
