EXHIBIT 1

TITLE III STAY MODIFICATIONS AGREED TO BY THE DEBTORS

FROM AUGUST 18, 2018 THROUGH OCTOBER 16, 2018

CASE 

INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

1. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportación de 

Puerto Rico v. Finca 

Perseverancia, Inc. et 

al.,

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. KEF-2011-0244 

(1002)

Eminent Domain

Action

Sucesión 

Pastor 

Mandry 

Mercado

HTA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow Movant to 

withdraw the Deposit consigned to 

the Prepetition Court in the 

Prepetition Action; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against HTA or any other 

Title III Debtor, and any 

requirement for HTA to supplement 

the Deposit.

August 21, 2018

2. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportación de 

Puerto Rico v. Finca 

Matilde, Inc. et al.,

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. KEF-2004-0377

Eminent Domain 

Action

Finca 

Matilde, Inc.

HTA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow (i) Movant to 

withdraw the Deposit consigned to 

the Prepetition Court, (ii) to allow

HTA to make a one-time payment 

of $10,329.59 to Movant pursuant 

to the terms of the Prepetition 

Judgment (the “Principal Payment”) 

which shall be consigned to the 

Prepetition Court for withdrawal by 

Movant (iii) to allow HTA to pay 

the sum of $56.55 corresponding 

interest owed with regards to the 

Principal Payment (the “Interest 

Payment”) which shall also be 

consigned to the Prepetition Court 

for withdrawal by Movant and (iv) 

to allow the Prepetition Court to 

enter an order closing the 

Prepetition Action, with prejudice, 

once Movant has received the 

Deposit, the Principal Payment and 

the Interest Payment; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, any 

claims for money damages and 

provisional remedies against HTA 

August 22, 2018 

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CASE 

INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

or any other Title III Debtor, and 

any requirement for HTA to 

supplement the Deposit, the 

Principal Payment or the Interest 

Payment. 

3. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportación de 

P.R. v. José Collazo 

Pérez et als.

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. KEF2005-0084

Eminent Domain 

Action

Rexach 

Hermanos, 

Inc.

HTA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to enable the Prepetition 

Action to proceed to judgment 

before the State Court; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against HTA or any other 

Title III Debtor, and any 

requirement for HTA to supplement 

the Deposit.

August 28, 2018

4. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportación de 

Puerto Rico v. Lucas 

Pérez Valdivieso 

Torruella et als.,

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case

No. KEF-2006-0227 

(1003)

Eminent Domain 

Action

Lucase Pérez 

Valdivieso 

Torruella, and 

the Estate of 

Yesmin Galib 

Frau, 

composed by 

Yesmin 

Marie, Lucas 

P., María 

Teresa, and 

María 

Cristina 

Valdivieso 

Galib and 

Jorge Lucas 

Pérez 

Valdivieso 

Torruella

HTA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow Movants to 

withdraw the Deposit consigned to 

the Prepetition Court; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against HTA or any other 

Title III Debtor, and any 

requirement for HTA to supplement 

the Deposit.

August 31, 2018

(Approved by the 

Court on 

September 7, 2018, 

Case No. 17-3567-

LTS, ECF No. 

500)

5. Autoridad de 

Carreteras y 

Transportación de 

Puerto Rico v. 

Tallaboa Industrial 

Development, Inc., 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. KEF-2006-0283 

(1003)

Tallaboa 

Industrial 

Development, 

Inc.

HTA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow Movant to 

withdraw the Deposit consigned to 

the Prepetition Court; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

August 31, 2018

(Approved by the 

Court on 

September 7, 2018, 

Case No. 17-3567-

LTS, ECF No. 

499)

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CASE 

INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

Eminent Domain 

Action

remedies against HTA or any other 

Title III Debtor, and any 

requirement for HTA to supplement 

the Deposit.

6. Beltrán-Cintrón, 

Francisco Et Als. v. 

Depto. Familia, Et 

Als., 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Civil 

No. K AC2009-0809

Employment Action

(wage and hours)

Plaintiffs1in 

the case 

BeltránCintrón, 

Francisco Et 

Als. v. Depto. 

Familia, Et 

Als., Civil 

Number K 

AC2009-

0809

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow (a) the Certiorari 

Petition to proceed to final 

judgment before the PR Supreme 

Court; (b) the Prepetition Action to 

proceed to final judgment before the 

Prepetition Court, and (c) any 

appeal of such final judgment of the 

Prepetition Court to proceed to final 

judgment before the Puerto Rico 

Court of Appeals and the PR 

Supreme Court; provided, however, 

the Title III Stay shall continue to 

apply in all other respects to the 

Prepetition Action and Certiorari 

Petition including but not limited to, 

the execution and enforcement of 

any judgment and any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

September 7, 2018

7. Acevedo- Arocho, 

Prudencio et als. v. 

Depto. de Hacienda, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Civil 

Number K AC2005-

5022

Employment Action

(wage and hours)

Plaintiffs2in 

the case 

AcevedoArocho, 

Prudencia Et 

Als. v. Depto. 

Hacienda, 

Civil Number 

K AC2005-

5022

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the 

Prepetition Action to proceed to 

judgment, partial judgment or 

resolution before the Prepetition 

Court only with respect to a pending 

Motion for Summary Judgment 

dated March 18, 2014 (the “Motion 

for Summary Judgment”), (b) allow 

any appeal of the Prepetition 

Court’s determination with respect 

to the Motion for Summary 

Judgment to proceed to judgment 

September 7, 2018

 

1 The plaintiffs includes 3,793 former or active employees of the Department of Family, 696 former or active 

employees of the Vocational Rehabilitation Administration and 104 former or active employees of the Program 

of Youth Affairs.

2 The plaintiffs include 1,379 former or active employees of the Department of Treasury.

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CASE 

INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

before the Puerto Rico Court of 

Appeals, and (c) allow any certiorari 

petition with respect to the Motion 

for Summary Judgment to proceed 

to final judgment and/or resolution 

in the Puerto Rico Supreme Court; 

provided, however, the Title III Stay 

shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

8. Giménez, Abraham-, 

Jorge L. y otros v. 

DTOP, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Civil 

Number K AC 2013-

1019

Employment Action

(wage and hours)

Plaintiffs3in 

the case 

Giménez, 

Abraham-, 

Jorge L. y 

otros v. 

DTOP, Civil 

Number K 

AC 2013-

1019

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow (a) the Certiorari 

Petition to proceed to final 

judgment before the PR Supreme 

Court; (b) the Prepetition Action to 

proceed to final judgment before the 

Prepetition Court, and (c) any 

appeal of such final judgment of the 

Prepetition Court to proceed to final 

judgment before the Puerto Rico 

Court of Appeals and the PR 

Supreme Court; provided, however, 

the Title III Stay shall continue to 

apply in all other respects to the 

Prepetition Action and Certiorari 

Petition including but not limited to, 

the execution and enforcement of 

any judgment and any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor. 

September 7, 2018

9. Cruz-Santos, Alejo y 

otros v. DTOP, 

(CASP) Case RET 

2002-06-1493

Employment Action

(wage and hours)

Plaintiffs4in 

the case Alejo 

Cruz-Santos, 

et als. v. 

DTOP, 

(CASP) 

CASE RET 

2002-06-1493

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow the 

Prepetition Action to proceed to 

final judgment and/or resolution 

before the Administrative Forum, 

and (b) allow any appeal of the 

Administrative Forum’s decision to 

September 12, 

2018

 

3 The plaintiffs are 1,046 former or active employees of the Department of Transportation and Public Works.

4 The plaintiffs include 262 former or active employees of the Department of Transportation and Public Works 

(“DTOP”).

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INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

proceed to final judgment in the 

courts of the Commonwealth; 

provided, however, the Title III Stay 

shall continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

10 Sun and Sand 

Investment Corp. v. 

Commonwealth of PR, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Civil 

No. N2CI201600089

Regulatory Taking

Sun and Sand 

Investment 

Corp.

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow Movant and the 

Commonwealth to continue 

settlement discussions in connection 

with the Prepetition Action limited 

to the controversies pertaining to 

applicable zoning and 

environmental regulations relating 

to the development of land in 

Vieques, Puerto Rico; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

continuation of any proceeding 

before the Prepetition Court, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment and for any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

September 13, 

2018

11 Lortu-TA, LTD. v. 

ELA, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. NSCI2014-00371

Supreme Court of 

Puerto Rico, Case No. 

CC-2017-59

Regulatory Taking

LORTU-TA

LTD, INC., 

La 

Cuarterola, 

Inc., and 

Juaza, Inc. 

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to allow (a) the Certiorari 

Petition to proceed to final 

judgment before the PR Supreme 

Court, and (b) the Prepetition 

Action to proceed to final partial 

judgment before the Prepetition 

Court, both preceding clauses (a) 

and (b) solely with respect to the 

issues of whether and when a 

regulatory taking or a taking 

occurred; provided, however, the 

Title III Stay shall continue to apply 

in all other respects to the 

Prepetition Action and the Certiorari 

Petition including but not limited to, 

the execution and enforcement of 

September 17, 

2018

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INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

any judgment and any claims for 

money damages against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor, without prejudice to 

Movant’s right to seek further relief 

from the Title III Stay after the PR 

Supreme Court and the Prepetition 

Court have rendered their 

determinations regarding whether 

and when a regulatory taking or a 

taking occurred.

12 Puerto Rico Electric 

Power Authority v. 

Antonio Fuentes 

Gonzalez, et al., 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. KEF 2012-0039, 

Eminent Domain 

Action

Antonio 

FuentesGonzalez, 

Maria I. 

VigueFernandez, 

and the 

conjugal 

partnership 

comprised by 

them

PREPA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the extent 

necessary to permit the Prepetition 

Action to proceed in the ordinary 

course until its conclusion, 

including the right of the Movants 

to withdraw the funds awarded 

thereto in the Prepetition Action.

September 18, 

2018

13 Ismael L. PurcellSoler, Alys CollazoBougeois v. Puerto 

Rico Electric Power 

Authority, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. J DP 2012-0406, 

Eminent Domain 

Action

Ismael L. 

Purcell-Soler, 

Alys CollazoBougeois, 

and the 

community 

property 

comprised by 

them

PREPA The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the extent 

necessary to permit the Prepetition 

Action to proceed in the ordinary 

course until its conclusion.

October 3, 2018

14 Finca Matilde, Inc. v. 

Puerto Rico Highways 

and Transportation 

Authority, 

Puerto Rico Court of 

First Instance, Case 

No. JAC2015-0577

Inverse Condemnation 

Action

Finca 

Matilde, Inc.

Commonwealth 

and HTA

The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to enable the Prepetition 

Action to proceed to final judgment

before the State Court; provided, 

however, the Title III Stay shall 

continue to apply in all other 

respects to the Prepetition Action, 

including, but not limited to, the 

execution and enforcement of any 

judgment, for any claims for money 

damages and provisional remedies 

against the Debtors or any other 

Title III Debtor and any requirement 

for the Debtors to consign a deposit.

October 4, 2018

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CASE 

INFORMATION

MOVANT DEBTOR

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE 

MODIFICATION STIPULATION 

DATE 

15 Acevedo Camacho, 

Madeline et als. v. 

Depto. Familia, et als., 

CASP, Case No. 2016-

05-13403

Appellants in 

the case 

Acevedo 

Camacho, 

Madeline et 

als. v. Depto. 

Familia, et 

als.,

5

Commonwealth The Title III Stay is hereby 

modified solely to the limited extent 

necessary to (a) allow any appeal of

the Administrative Forum’s 

decision with respect to the 

resolution dated November 23, 2016 

(the “Resolution”) to proceed to 

final judgment before the Puerto 

Rico Court of Appeals, and (b) 

allow any certiorari petition with 

respect to the Resolution to proceed 

to final judgment and/or resolution 

before the Puerto Rico Supreme 

Court; provided, however, the Title 

III Stay shall continue to apply in all 

other respects to the Prepetition 

Action including but not limited to, 

the execution and enforcement of 

any judgment and any claims for 

money damages and provisional 

remedies against the 

Commonwealth or any other Title 

III Debtor.

October 5, 2018

. 

 

5 The appellants are 2,818 former or active employees of the Department of Family Affairs of Puerto Rico.

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