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Gallup

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-22
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Subrogation
Docket 52 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Agcs Marine Insurance Company, As Subrogee Of Artur Express,
Defendant Ta Operating Llc
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Judge

Hon. Pederson R David

McKinley County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: COMPLAINT
  2. MTN: TO DISMISS
  3. NTC: OF DEPOSITION
  4. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  5. NTC: OF DEPOSITION
  6. NTC: OF DEPOSITION
  7. ORD: ORDER
  8. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  9. ORD: OF CONTINUANCE
  10. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  11. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  12. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  13. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  14. REPLY
  15. RESPONSE
  16. MTN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  17. WITHDRAWAL/ ENTRY/ SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  18. ORD: ORDER DENYING
  19. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  20. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  21. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  22. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  23. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  24. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  25. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  26. REPLY
  27. ANSWER
  28. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  29. ANSWER
  30. RESPONSE
  31. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  32. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  33. MTN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  35. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  36. ORD: ORDER
  37. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  38. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  39. MTN: FOR LEAVE
  40. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  41. WITHDRAWAL/ ENTRY/ SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  42. WITHDRAWAL/ ENTRY/ SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  43. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  44. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  45. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  46. DISCOVERY
  47. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  48. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  49. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  50. JURY DEMAND 12 PERSON
  51. ANSWER

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