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Court

Wayne Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-17
Status Final
Type (ni) Personal Injury, Auto Negligence
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Comerica Bank
Defendant Baker, Sam M
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Judge

Hon. Joseph Edward J

Wayne County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. Garnishment Disclosure, Filed
  2. Service Review Scheduled
  3. Status Conference Scheduled
  4. Case Filing Fee - Paid
  5. Case Reassigned
  6. Motion to Extend Summons Filed
  7. Order for Extension of Summons, Signed and Filed
  8. Motion for Alternate Service, Filed
  9. Order for Special Service, Signed and Filed
  10. Proof of Service, Filed
  11. Status Conference
  12. Closed - Case Dismissed, Order to Follow
  13. Default, Request, Affidavit and Entry Filed
  14. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  15. Praecipe, Filed
  16. Motion Hearing
  17. Motion Granted, Order to Follow
  18. Case Reopened - Order of Reinstatement, Signed and Filed
  19. Proof of Service, Filed
  20. Proof of Service, Filed
  21. Proof of Service, Filed
  22. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  23. Motion for Default Judgment, Filed
  24. Proof of Service, Filed
  25. Review Hearing
  26. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  27. Proof of Service, Filed
  28. Proof of Service, Filed
  29. Proof of Service, Filed
  30. Praecipe, Filed
  31. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  32. Proof of Service, Filed
  33. Proof of Service, Filed
  34. Motion Hearing
  35. Closed - Default Judgment Granted, Order to Follow
  36. Final - Order for Default Judgment, Signed and Filed
  37. Notice of Judgment Lein
  38. Writ of Garnishment, Filed
  39. Proof of Service, Filed
  40. Garnishment Disclosure, Filed
  41. Writ of Garnishment, Filed

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