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Court

Santa Barbara County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-12
Status Active
Type Unlimited Defamation (13)
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Uruk, Cevdet
Defendant Uruk, Natalie
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Judge

Hon. Anderle, Thomas P

Santa Barbara County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Minute Order, Filed
  2. Complaint PI/PD/WD Non Motor Vehicle, Filed
  3. Summons Issued, Filed
  4. Civil Case Cover Sheet, Filed
  5. Civil Case Cover Sheet Addendum (Local Form), Filed
  6. Request to Waive Court Fees, Filed
  7. Notice of Waiver of Court Fees, Filed
  8. Notice of Case Assignment/Case Management Conf, Filed
  9. Case Management Statement, Filed
  10. Amended Complaint, Filed
  11. Request, Filed
  12. Notice of Motion, Filed
  13. Memorandum of Points & Authorities, Filed
  14. Order, Filed
  15. Case Management Conference
  16. Minute Order, Filed
  17. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing, Filed
  18. Affidavit of Unsuccessful Service, Filed
  19. Case Management Statement, Filed
  20. Case Management Conference Original Type Case Management Conference Judicial Officer Geck, Donna D Hearing Time AM Result Held
  21. Minute Order, Filed Comment CMC cont'd to 1/19/24
  22. Notice of Change of Address, Filed
  23. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing, Filed Comment Minute Order dated 11/17/23
  24. Case Management Statement, Filed
  25. Case Management Conference Original Type Case Management Conference Judicial Officer Geck, Donna D Hearing Time AM Result Held
  26. Affidavit of Unsuccessful Service, Filed
  27. Minute Order, Filed Comment CMC cont'd to 3/8/24
  28. Case Management Statement, Filed
  29. Recusal, Filed Comment by Judge Geck
  30. Notice of Resetting Hearing, Filed
  31. Case Management Conference Original Type Case Management Conference Judicial Officer Anderle, Thomas P Hearing Time AM Result Held
  32. Minute Order, Filed Comment CMC: con't to 3/20/24 at 1:30 pm dept, to be heard with the family law case #22FL01415
  33. Case Management Conference Original Type Case Management Conference Judicial Officer Anderle, Thomas P Hearing Time PM Result Held

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