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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-05
Type Ac Pers Injury-Vehicular
Docket 50 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff -Ac00026 Alyia CANZIANI
Defendant CANZIANI , Steven
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Judge

Hon. Purschke Joseph W

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Civil Setting Scheduled
  2. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  3. Order for Continuance
  4. Motion for Continuance
  5. Civil Setting Scheduled
  6. Judge Assigned
  7. Hearing/Trial Cancelled
  8. Judge Assigned
  9. Order
  10. Motion to Transfer
  11. Civil Setting Scheduled
  12. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  13. Motion Granted/Sustained
  14. Motion for Continuance
  15. Civil Setting Scheduled
  16. Hearing/Trial Cancelled
  17. Motion Granted/Sustained
  18. Motion for Continuance
  19. Civil Setting Scheduled
  20. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  21. Memorandum Filed
  22. Memorandum Filed
  23. Civil Setting Scheduled
  24. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  25. Order
  26. Memorandum Filed
  27. Civil Setting Scheduled
  28. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  29. Order
  30. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  31. Order
  32. Civil Setting Scheduled
  33. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  34. Returned Mail-Undeliverable
  35. Civil Setting Scheduled
  36. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  37. Motion Granted/Sustained
  38. Motion for Continuance
  39. Judge/Clerk - Note
  40. Non Contested Hrng Sched
  41. Notice of Hearing Filed
  42. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  43. Order
  44. Proposed Order Filed
  45. Civil Setting Scheduled
  46. Consent Filed
  47. Application Filed
  48. Pet Filed in Associate Ct
  49. Judge Assigned
  50. Filing Info Sheet eFiling

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