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Court

Ashtabula Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-16
Status CLOSED
Type Civil (western)
Docket 41 entries
Disposition satisfaction of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Cavalry Spv I Llc
Defendant Chapman, Kelly
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Judge

Hon. Fisher, Michelle M

Ashtabula County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. CIVIL MONEY ONLY 1 DEF
  2. CERTIFIED MAIL
  3. SUMMONS ISSUED
  4. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  5. FAILURE OF SERVICE LETTER SENT TO ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
  6. ALIAS SERVICE CERTIFIED MAIL CIVIL
  7. CERTIFIED MAIL
  8. SUMMONS ISSUED
  9. ALIAS SERVICE CIVIL REGULAR MAIL
  10. MISC
  11. SUMMONS ISSUED
  12. MISC
  13. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  14. RULE 40 DISMISSAL
  15. MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT FILED
  16. Judgment Docket Entry (001)
  17. MISC
  18. JUDGEMENT ENTRY FOR DEF RETURNED FROM POST OFFICE MARKED “NOT DELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED, UNABLE TO FORWARD”.
  19. REQUEST FOR CERTIFICATE OF JUDGMENT FILED; CERTIFICATE ISSUED 04/05/2023 Receipt: 173336 Date: 04/05/2023
  20. CERTIFICATE OF JUDGMENT
  21. SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT FILED
  22. CIVIL MONEY ONLY 1 DEF
  23. CERTIFIED MAIL
  24. SUMMONS ISSUED
  25. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  26. FAILURE OF SERVICE LETTER SENT TO ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
  27. ALIAS SERVICE CERTIFIED MAIL CIVIL
  28. CERTIFIED MAIL
  29. SUMMONS ISSUED
  30. ALIAS SERVICE CIVIL REGULAR MAIL
  31. MISC
  32. SUMMONS ISSUED
  33. MISC
  34. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  35. RULE 40 DISMISSAL
  36. MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT FILED
  37. Judgment Docket Entry (001)
  38. MISC
  39. MISC
  40. CERTIFICATE OF JUDGMENT FOR LIEN OR TRANSFER
  41. CERTIFICATE OF JUDGMENT

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