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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-28
Status Dismissed
Type 47 Small Claims $0 $1,500
Docket 13 entries
Disposition notice of entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Avila, Daniel|View Document 's Claim Filed
Defendant Avila, Jonathan
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Judge

Hon. Brickey Gabriel

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing View Document Clerk's Certificate of Mailing Comment I certify that I am not a party to this cause and a true copy of the (Copy of Deposit/Payment to Fresno Superior Court, Official Receipt) was placed in a sealed envelope and placed for collection and mailing on the date and at the place shown below following our ordinary business practice. I am readily familiar with this court's practice for collection and processing correspondence for mailing. On the same day that correspondence is placed for collection and mailing, it is deposited in the ordinary course of business with the United States Postal Service with postage fully prepaid. Place of Mailing: Fresno, California on (5/29/25) . Parties served: (Daniel Avila)
  2. Cause Of Action Action Plaintiff's Claim File Date
  3. Chambers Work- Pre Judicial Officer Brickey, Gabriel Hearing Time 5:30 PM Cancel Reason Clerical Error
  4. Order Granting Waiver of Court Fees and Cost Signed View Document Order Granting Waiver of Court Fees and Cost Signed Comment By Deputy Clerk
  5. Letter sent Comment Method: Fax To: Daniel Avila
  6. Court Trial Hearing Time 1:30 PM Result Heard Parties Present Plaintiff: Avila, Daniel
  7. Minute Order Attachment View Document Minute Order Attachment
  8. Request Filed View Document Request Filed HRG 3/15/22 Comment 1st Continuance by Court for Service to
  9. Court Trial Hearing Time 1:30 PM Result Heard Parties Present Plaintiff: Avila, Daniel
  10. Minute Order Attachment View Document Minute Order Attachment
  11. Remote Appearance Via Courtcall
  12. Notice of Entry of Judgment Mailed to All Parties
  13. Deposit, payment,disbursment View Document - Deposit, payment,disbursment Comment Inmate Payment: $30.00

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