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Monterey

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-02
Status Closed
Type Business Tort/unfair Bus Prac Unlimited (07)
Docket 56 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff People Of The State Of California
Defendant Ryan Peacock, Inc., A California Corporation

Docket Entries

  1. Judgment
  2. Summons: Issued/Filed
  3. Complaint Filed
  4. Notice of Judicial Assignment and CMC
  5. Proof of Service: Summons
  6. Proof of Service: Summons
  7. Answer (Unlimited) (Fee Applies)
  8. Statement: Case Management Conference
  9. Zoom Instruction Sheet J. Panetta D14
  10. Statement: Case Management Conference
  11. Proof of Service
  12. Minute Order
  13. Statement: Case Management Conference
  14. Proof of Service
  15. Statement: Case Management Conference
  16. Proof of Service
  17. Minute Order
  18. Notice
  19. Substitution: Attorney
  20. Substitution: Attorney
  21. Motion
  22. Motion
  23. Declaration
  24. Declaration
  25. Proof of Electronic Service
  26. Proof of Service
  27. Proof of Electronic Service
  28. Proof of Service
  29. Proof of Service
  30. Statement: Case Management Conference
  31. Application: Ex Parte (Fee Applies)
  32. Minute Order
  33. Order
  34. Notice of Entry of Order
  35. Minute Order
  36. Notice
  37. Proof of Service
  38. Statement: Case Management Conference
  39. Proof of Service
  40. Statement: Case Management Conference
  41. Proof of Service
  42. Disqualification/ReAssignment
  43. Minute Order
  44. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  45. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  46. Declaration
  47. Proof of Service
  48. Reply
  49. Reply
  50. Proof of Service
  51. Minute Order
  52. Order
  53. Request
  54. Proof of Service
  55. Proof of Service
  56. Stipulation (No Order)

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