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Monterey

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-08
Status Closed
Type Other Pi/pd/wd Unlimited (23)
Docket 85 entries
Disposition default

Parties

Plaintiff Sung Yan|Chew
Defendant Shi 'peter'|Yan

Docket Entries

  1. Notice: Change Address/Firm Name
  2. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  3. Complaint Filed
  4. Notice of Judicial Assignment and CMC
  5. Answer (Unlimited) (Fee Applies)
  6. Proof of Service
  7. Zoom Instruction Sheet J. Panetta D14
  8. Statement: Case Management Conference
  9. Statement: Case Management Conference
  10. Minute Order
  11. Request for Dismissal: Full
  12. Notice
  13. Proof of Service
  14. Statement: Case Management Conference
  15. Statement: Case Management Conference
  16. Proof of Service
  17. Minute Order
  18. Settlement conference - Ordered
  19. Substitution: Attorney
  20. Statement: Settlement Conference
  21. Statement: Settlement Conference
  22. Notice of Remote Appearance
  23. Notice of Remote Appearance
  24. Notice of Related Case
  25. Minute Order
  26. Request for Interpreter
  27. Notice of Remote Appearance
  28. Notice of Remote Appearance
  29. Notice of Remote Appearance
  30. Notice of Remote Appearance
  31. Report
  32. Brief
  33. Motion: In Limine
  34. Brief
  35. Minute Order
  36. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  37. Minute Order
  38. Minute Order
  39. Minute Order
  40. Minute Order: Amended
  41. Minute Order: Amended
  42. Minute Order
  43. Request
  44. Opposition/Objections
  45. Opposition/Objections
  46. Order
  47. Tentative decisions
  48. Opposition/Objections
  49. Memorandum of Costs
  50. Order
  51. Judgment
  52. Judgment: Notice of Entry (Civil)
  53. Memorandum of Costs
  54. Notice of Intention to Move for New Trial CCP 659
  55. Motion
  56. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  57. Declaration
  58. Motion
  59. Memorandum: Points and Authorities
  60. Declaration
  61. Declaration
  62. Opposition/Objections
  63. Reply
  64. Notice of Remote Appearance
  65. Notice of Remote Appearance
  66. Minute Order
  67. Case under submission for decision
  68. Order After Submission
  69. Notice: Clerk's Notice of Appeal
  70. Notice of Appeal - Court of Appeal
  71. Designation/Transcript on Appeal
  72. Notice: Default (Appeal)
  73. Designation/Transcript on Appeal
  74. Notice
  75. Notice
  76. Notice
  77. Notice: Prepare Reporter's Transcrpt
  78. Document: Other
  79. Minute Order: Amended
  80. Notice
  81. Certificate
  82. Receipt: Record/Exhibits
  83. Notice: Transmittal
  84. Appeal Transcript: Clerk-Augmented 06-10 Volumes
  85. Notice: Transmittal

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