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Court

Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-21
Type Automobile Tort
Docket 45 entries
Disposition remov

Parties

Plaintiff Cleveland, Donna C
Defendant Banks County,|Banks County Sheriffs Dept,
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Judge

Hon. Nick Primm

Banks County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. EFiled Document: "COMPLAINT"
  2. EFiled Document: "EXHIBIT"
  3. EFiled Document: "DISCOVERY"
  4. EFiled Document: "SUMMONSCOORDINATEDBYFILER"
  5. EFiled Document: "INITIATIONFORM"
  6. Motion
  7. EFiled Document: "Affidavit"
  8. First Answer
  9. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  10. EFiled Document: "AmendedComplaint"
  11. Other
  12. Motion
  13. Other
  14. EFiled Document: "STIPULATION"
  15. EFiled Document: "Order" BANKS COUNTY HAS BEEN REMOVED AS DEFENDANT PARTY AND REPLACED, VIA THE HONORABLE JUDGE PRIMMS ORDER, WITH THE BANKS COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPT JBM
  16. Other
  17. Other
  18. Other
  19. First Answer
  20. Amended NOD
  21. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  22. NPS Hall County Sheriff'S Office
  23. September 2023 Civil Trial Calendar
  24. Notice Of Deposition Of Dr. Bryan Barnes MD
  25. Notice Of Deposition Of Dr. Kevin Stevenson MD
  26. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  27. Second Consent Motion To Extend Time For Discovery
  28. Consent Order
  29. Second Notice Of Deposition Of Bryan Barnes, MD
  30. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  31. Notice Of Leave Of Absence
  32. Amended NOD
  33. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  34. Joint Motion To Extend Discovery And Enter Scheduling Order
  35. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  36. Consent Scheduling Order
  37. Objection To Request For Production Of Documents To Non-Party
  38. LOA Preston Moore
  39. Objection To Request For Production Of Documents
  40. Rule 5.2 COS
  41. Rule 5.2 COS
  42. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  43. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  44. Rule 5.2 Certificate Of Service Of Discovery
  45. March 2024 Civil Trial Calendar

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