Connecticut deficiency judgments are:

Option A is incorrect because deficiency judgments are not prohibited in Connecticut. They are available in foreclosure by sale proceedings. Connecticut law allows lenders to pursue deficiency judgments when the foreclosure sale proceeds are insufficient to cover the outstanding mortgage balance. However, deficiency judgments are generally not permitted in strict foreclosure cases, making Option B the correct answer rather than a complete prohibition.

Deficiency judgments are not automatic; they require a separate legal action by the lender to obtain a court order for the difference between the sale price and the outstanding debt.

Deficiency judgments are not always available in Connecticut; they are specifically prohibited in strict foreclosure proceedings, making this option incorrect.