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Danbury County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-12
Type P 90 Property All Other
Docket 53 entries
Disposition WITHDRAWAL OF ACTION

Parties

Plaintiff Miriam Lissak
Defendant John Dibacco Jr
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Judge

Hon. By The Plaintiff

Danbury County

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS
  2. COMPLAINT
  3. RETURN OF SERVICE
  4. MOTION FOR TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
  5. AFFIDAVIT
  6. AFFIDAVIT
  7. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF BOND
  8. CERTIFICATION OF NOTICE P.B. 4-5
  9. ORDER
  10. MOTION FOR TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
  11. AFFIDAVIT
  12. AFFIDAVIT
  13. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF BOND
  14. CERTIFICATION OF NOTICE P.B. 4-5
  15. APPEARANCE
  16. APPEARANCE
  17. APPEARANCE
  18. ORDER
  19. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO PLEAD
  20. MOTION FOR TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
  21. AFFIDAVIT
  22. AFFIDAVIT
  23. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF BOND
  24. CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE
  25. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO PLEAD
  26. ORDER
  27. APPEARANCE
  28. ORDER
  29. ORDER
  30. MOTION TO DISMISS PB 10-30
  31. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116)
  32. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116)
  33. ORDER
  34. ORDER
  35. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO PLEAD
  36. MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN OPPOSITION TO MOTION TO DISMISS PB 10-31
  37. AFFIDAVIT
  38. REPLY MEMORANDUM
  39. MOTION FOR ORDER
  40. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  41. ORDER
  42. ORDER
  43. ORDER
  44. ORDER
  45. MEMORANDUM OF DECISION
  46. ORDER
  47. MOTION FOR ORDER
  48. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  49. REPLY
  50. ORDER
  51. REPLY
  52. WITHDRAWAL OF ACTION
  53. WITHDRAWAL OF ACTION

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