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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-14
Status Judgment
Type 09 Limited Rule 3.740 Collections Under $10,000
Docket 52 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Midland Credit Management Inc
Defendant Ly, A
Photo of Hon. Brickey Gabriel

Judge

Hon. Brickey Gabriel

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Comment Costs: $153.50 Credit: $0.00 Interest: $880.46
  2. View Document complaint
  3. Civil case cover sheet
  4. View Document civil case cover sheet
  5. Declaration Filed
  6. View Document declaration of venue
  7. Comment declaration of venue
  8. Summons issued and filed
  9. View Document summons
  10. Proof of Service
  11. View Document POS_eABC_Proof_97827534.pdf
  12. Summons and Complaint
  13. Served
  14. Request to Enter Default
  15. View Document - Request for Entry of Default
  16. Dismissal of Doe Defendant(s)
  17. View Document - Request for Dismissal DOES 1-10
  18. Declaration Filed
  19. View Document - Declaration Pursuant to CCP 1033
  20. Comment Re: CCP 1033
  21. Declaration Filed
  22. View Document - Declaration ISO Application for Entry of Default Judgment Pursuant to CCP 1788.60
  23. Comment ISO Application for Entry of Default Judgment Pursuant to CCP 1788.60
  24. Declaration Filed
  25. View Document -Declaration Re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  26. Comment Re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  27. Declaration Filed
  28. View Document -Declaration in Support of Calculation of Accrued Interest and Attorney Fees
  29. Comment Declaration in Support of Calculation of Accrued Interest and Attorney Fees
  30. Order Received for Signature
  31. View Document - Proposed Order
  32. Comment Forward to Dept 402 on .
  33. Judgment Received
  34. View Document - Proposed Judgment
  35. Comment Forward to Dept 402 on
  36. Chambers Work- Pre
  37. Judicial Officer Negin, Stephanie
  38. Hearing Time 5:30 PM
  39. Result Chambers Work - Order Submitted for Consideration
  40. Order Granted
  41. View Document Order Granted
  42. Judicial Officer Brickey, Gabriel
  43. Comment Proposed Order Re: Accepting Copies in LIEU of Originals
  44. Memorandum of Costs filed
  45. View Document 7-18-22 Memorandum of Costs
  46. Comment Costs: $0.00 Credits: $0.00 Interest: $155.18
  47. Writ of Execution Issued
  48. View Document 7-18-22 Writ of Execution
  49. Comment County: Sacramento Amount: $6,479.51
  50. Memorandum of Costs After Judgment Filed
  51. View Document 10-31-23 Memorandum of Costs After Judgment Filed

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