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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-28
Type Cc Replevin
Docket 68 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff -Cc00077 Robert Bell
Defendant Meyer , Ashley , Respondent
Photo of Hon. Hickle William Earl

Judge

Hon. Hickle William Earl

Cole County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice
  2. Judge/Clerk - Note
  3. Filing:
  4. Motion Filed
  5. Request Filed
  6. Motion to Set Aside
  7. Judge/Clerk - Note
  8. Dismiss by Ct w/o Prejudice
  9. Judge/Clerk - Note
  10. Motion Filed
  11. Notice
  12. Judge/Clerk - Note
  13. Motion for Leave
  14. Motion Filed
  15. Notice
  16. Order
  17. Order Withdrawing Attorney:
  18. Judge/Clerk - Note
  19. Motion of Withdrawl of Counsel
  20. Entry of Appearance Filed
  21. Judge/Clerk - Note
  22. Motion for Summary Judgment
  23. Judge/Clerk - Note
  24. Motion to Dismiss
  25. Order
  26. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  27. Judge/Clerk - Note
  28. Judge/Clerk - Note
  29. Amended Motion/Petition Filed
  30. Notice
  31. Order
  32. Notice
  33. Judge/Clerk - Note
  34. Motion for Habeas Corpus-TES
  35. Motion to Dismiss
  36. Suggestions in Support
  37. Judge/Clerk - Note
  38. Motion for Leave
  39. Civil Motion Hearing Scheduled
  40. Request for Notc of Hrg Filed
  41. Motion to Quash
  42. Entry of Appearance Filed
  43. Return Service - Other
  44. Notice
  45. Case Review Scheduled
  46. Hearing Continued/Rescheduled
  47. Notice
  48. Correspondence Sent
  49. Summons Issued-Circuit
  50. Correspondence Filed
  51. Correspondence Filed
  52. Notice
  53. Case Review Scheduled
  54. Order
  55. Judge/Clerk - Note
  56. Correspondence Filed
  57. Notice
  58. Ord Allow In Forma Pauperis
  59. Notice
  60. Judge/Clerk - Note
  61. Proposed Order Filed
  62. Exhibit Filed
  63. Filing:
  64. Statement of Account Filing
  65. Mot to Proc In Forma Pauperis
  66. Pet Filed in Circuit Ct
  67. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed
  68. Judge Assigned

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