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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-13
Status Closed
Type Direct Appeal Civil Common Law Contract
Docket 30 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ervice - Certified mail signature return card returned, unsigned or dated.
  2. otice-Incoming - Record completion notice from DC but no NOA received
  3. ees - Docket fee received
  4. otice-Outgoing - Docketing letter
  5. rder - Sanction - notice of appeal
  6. ees - Sanctions received - NOA
  7. rief - Appellant
  8. vent - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellant; and received copy of designation of record on appeal
  9. rief - Appellee
  10. otice-Outgoing - Notice of case maturity
  11. otice-Outgoing - Request for transmitted record on appeal
  12. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellee's Brief; and received copy of designation of record on appeal
  13. ecord - Transmitted record on appeal from district court clerk, three volumes, original papers.
  14. rief - Appellant reply
  15. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellant's Reply Brief
  16. rder - Oral argument scheduled
  17. ral Argument Receipt Acknowledgment Form (Fill out and return to clerk's office)
  18. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting from Paula A. Fleck obo Appellee
  19. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting from James K. Lubing obo Appellant
  20. otice-Internal - Oral argument notice, argued before Chief Justice Fox, Justices Kautz, Boomgaarden, Gray and Fenn (James Lubing arguing obo Appellant and Paula Fleck arguing obo Appellee) and taken under advisement
  21. pinion - Opinion and journal order, affirming with Justice Kautz writing for the Court.
  22. otion - Other (Proposed order removed pursuant to W.R.A.P. 1.01(c)(3))
  23. rder Granting Appellee's Request for Extension to File Motion for Attorney Fees and Costs
  24. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellee's Motion for Extension of Time to File Motion for Attorney Fees and Costs
  25. otice-Incoming - Status report - other
  26. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellee's Notice Regarding Motion for Attorney Fees and Costs
  27. otice-Outgoing - Mandate
  28. ecord - Record returned to district court
  29. otice-Outgoing - Record return letter
  30. vent - Case closed

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