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About 41,000 new cases are filed in U.S. courts every weekday. Behind each one is a person trying to understand what happens next. Here’s what the public record can tell you about this matter — and about the people deciding it.
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- Summary Eviction Tenant Answer CVS Summary Eviction Tenant Answer
- Summary Eviction Landlord Complaint Landlord complaint, nonpayment of rent with lease
- Order Setting Hearing Order Setting Hearing
- Motion Tenant's Motion for Telephonic Appearance
- Eviction Tenant Answer - Non Payment (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Pancoast, Janet) 7 day pay or quit. Result: Matter Heard
- Order for Summary Eviction (Hearing Master)
- Eviction Order Sent to Constable
- Constable Notified Motion to Stay Emailed Constable at 4:22 pm SC
- Motion to Stay Summary Eviction Motion to Stay Order For Summary Eviction
- Motion to Set Aside Eviction Motion to Set Aside Order For Summary Eviction and Seal Case
- Order Denying Motion to Stay Order Regarding Motion to Stay
- Order Denying Motion to Vacate Order Regarding Tenant's Motion to Set Aside Order for Summary Eviction
- Disposition Sent to Constable
- Constable Notified Motion to Stay emailed @ 846am, DR - APPEAL
- Notice of Appeal
- Statement of Facts and Law
- Documents in Support Tenants Documents in Support - CHAP
- Certification on Appeal Certification on Appeal
- DC Filing Fee Processed
- District Court Remittitur Remittitur - District Court ORDERS as follows: 1. The order of summary eviction is REVERSED and the case is REMANDED for the justice court to (re)hold the summary eviction hearing providing Appellant-Tenant an opportunity to participate, whether in person or telephonically. If the justice court intends to require in person attendance, the justice court must actually deny Appellant-Tenant s request to appear telephonically so that she has sufficient notice of the requirement to appear. 2. The district court case is CLOSED. 3. The BOND, if any, shall be returned to Appellant, or if a person or entity posted the bond on behalf of the Appellant, then to the person or entity who posted the bond.
- Refund Check Processed TO TENANT: LAURA GASKILL ***TO PICK UP CHECK****
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