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Court

Mediana County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-20
Status KOVACH, JAMES D
Type Civil Case (converted Over)
Docket 57 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Third Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Defendant Doe Real Name Unk, Jane
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Judge

Hon. Collier Christopher

Medina County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. Cost Bill Issued Civil
  3. Work Sheet
  5. Order of Sale Ret'd & Filed from Medina County Sheriff
  7. Proof of Publication Filed
  9. Order to Withdraw/Stay Sheriff's Sale
  11. Dismissal Entry Filed
  13. Motion to Cancel Sheriff's Sale
  15. Motion to Vacate
  17. Online Auction Invoice
  19. Notice of Sheriff's Sale
  21. Land Appraisement Returned and Filed
  23. Order of Sale Issued to Medina County Sheriff
  25. Praecipe for Order of Sale Filed
  27. Foreclosure Cost Bill Done
  29. Notice of Final Appealable Order Sent to Parties & Attys
  31. Judgment Entry
  33. Final Judicial Report Filed
  35. Military Affidavit
  37. Affidavit
  39. Motion for Default Judgment
  40. Answer of Defendant
  41. Process Servers Return Filed
  42. Answer of Defendant
  43. Personal Service Made on
  44. Residence Service Made on
  45. Certified Mail Service Completed on
  46. Certified Mail Service Completed on
  47. Certified Mail Service Completed on
  48. Notified Process Server Papers Ready for Service
  49. Certified Mail Sent to Def(s) Return Receipt Requested
  50. Summons
  51. Instructions for Service
  52. Order Appointing Process Server
  53. Motion to Appoint Private Process Server
  54. Instructions for Service
  55. Preliminary Judicial Report Filed
  56. Complaint Filed
  57. Case Designation Form

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