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Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-05
Status TRIAL - TRIAL HELD - AWAIT JUDGMENT
Type Cg Cv Damage To Personal Property
Docket 56 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Myers, Jeff
Defendant Gillham, Kari|Burnett, Sherry D|Gilliam, Aaron
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Judge

Hon. DISTRICT JUDGE OF HOT SPRING CO

Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. SC COMPLAINT FILED $65
  2. none.
  3. COMPLAINT
  4. SUMMONS - FILER PREPARED
  5. none.
  6. SUMMONS
  7. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  8. A Payment of -$65.00 was made on receipt 30MV11311.
  9. No Images
  10. MOTION DISMISS
  11. none.
  12. MOTION
  13. LETTER FROM SC DEF ATTORNEY
  14. THE DEFENDANTS IN THIS CASE HIRED AN ATTORNEY, SHERRY BURNETT, WHO SUBMITTED A MOTION TO DISMISS CASE FOR JURISDICTION IS NOT PROPER IN THIS CASE.
  15. LETTER
  16. TRANSFER TO CIVIL FROM SC
  17. none.
  18. NOTICE
  19. NOTICE SENT
  20. none.
  21. NOTICE
  22. SHOW CAUSE HEARING SCHED
  23. none.
  24. No Images
  25. TRIAL HELD
  26. NO PARTIES PRESENT - JUDGE GIBSON PRESIDING - PREVIOUS CLERK SENT NOTICE TO PARTIES WITH NO COURT DATE ENTERED - WHEN NO PARTIES SHOWED FOR COURT - CLERK FOUND THAT PARTIES WERE NEVER NOTIFIED OF A SET DATE - CLERK PHONED DEFT ATTY BURNETT - BURNETT ADVISED TO SET FOR 9/8/22 @ 1:30 PM
  27. No Images
  28. TRIAL SCHEDULED
  29. none.
  30. No Images
  31. NOTICE SENT
  32. NOTICE SENT TO PLAINTIFF & DEFT ATTORNEY
  33. NOTICE
  34. NOTICE
  35. NOTICE SENT
  36. NOTICE OF TRIAL DATE SENT TO BOTH PARTIES
  37. NOTICE
  38. NOTICE
  39. TRIAL HELD
  40. none.
  41. No Images
  42. ORDER MOTION GRANTED
  43. none.
  44. ORDER

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