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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-02
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Declaratory Relief
Docket 54 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff City Of Carlsbad
Defendant Cabinet Secretary Of The Taxation And Revenue Department
Photo of Hon. Riley Lisa B

Judge

Hon. Riley Lisa B

Lea County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. LS: DISMISSAL BY PARTY
  2. TN: TO DISMISS
  3. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  4. RD: ORDER
  5. APE & LOG RECEIPT
  6. ench Trial Commenced
  7. APE & LOG RECEIPT
  8. TC: HEARING (STATUS)
  9. EPLY
  10. ESPONSE
  11. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  12. EPLY
  13. EPLY
  14. TN: MOTION
  15. ESPONSE
  16. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  17. ESPONSE TO MEMORANDUM BRIEF
  18. EMORANDUM
  19. TN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  20. TN: FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  21. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  22. RD: VACATING HEARING
  23. TIPULATION
  24. TN: TO VACATE
  25. EPLY
  26. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  27. ESPONSE
  28. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  29. TN: TO COMPEL
  30. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  31. RD: VACATING HEARING
  32. TN: TO VACATE
  33. TC: HEARING (MOTION)
  34. TC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  35. RD: STIPULATED
  36. TN: FOR DISMISSAL OF PARTIES
  37. ERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  38. ERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  39. TIPULATION
  40. TIPULATION
  41. NSWER
  42. UMMONS RETURN
  43. UMMONS RETURN
  44. UMMONS RETURN
  45. UMMONS RETURN
  46. UMMONS RETURN
  47. UMMONS RETURN
  48. UMMONS RETURN
  49. DG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
  50. DG: JUDGE EXCUSAL/PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE
  51. EQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  52. TN: MOTION

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