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Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-19
Type Rplc Replevin (cc)
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Young, Stephen 27251 Wesley Chapel Blvd Wesley Chapel Fl 33544
Defendant Scott, Mitchel 2514 Old Tampa Highway Lakeland Fl 33815
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Judge

Hon. Hope M Pattey

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. OMPLAINT
  2. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK- MITCHELL SCOTT
  3. LERK'S DETERMINATION OF INDIGENT STATUS APPROVED
  4. MERGENCY MOTION FOR HEARING
  5. XHIBITS
  6. ERTIFICATION OF OWNERSHIP
  7. ETTER TO JUDGE FROM PLAINTIFF
  8. ETTER TO JUDGE FROM PLAINTIFF
  9. RDER ON PLAINTIFFS MOTION FOR EMERGENCY HEARING
  10. alendar entry added for: 07/05/2023 09:45 AM
  11. eason: REPLEVIN ORDER SHOW CAUSE
  12. UDGE'S RESPONSE - DENIED
  13. EPLEVIN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  14. MERGENCY MOTION FOR PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN WITHOUT NOTICE
  15. RIT OF POSSESSION (TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK)
  16. XHIBIT 2
  17. ETTER FROM DEPUTY CLERK
  18. RDER ON PLAINTIFFS EMERGENCY MOTION FOR PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN WITHOUT NOTICE
  19. ERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - MITCHELL SCOTT 06/19/2023 BY INDIVIDUAL SERVICE
  20. ETTER FROM STEPHEN YOUNG
  21. ROPOSED ORDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  22. ETTER FOR NEW FILING FEES AND SUMMONS FEES
  23. RDER AUTORIZING PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  24. AX FROM STEPHEN YOUNG
  25. MERGENCY MOTION FOR PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN WITHOUT NOTICE
  26. MENDED ORDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  27. RDER ESTABLISHING CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT PLAN - STREAMLINED TRACK
  28. MERGENCY MOTION FOR PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN WITHOUT NOTICE
  29. ROPOSED ORDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  30. UDGE'S RESPONSE - NO ACTION TAKEN UNTIL FILING FEE AND WRIT FEES ARE PAID BY THE PLAINTIFF
  31. ERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - SUMMONS/REPLEVIN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE/GEORGIA CERTIFICATE OF TITLE/
  32. EXT MESSAGES X 2 PAGES/ZELLE PAYMENTS X 4 PAGES/CONFIRMED COST FOR CONTRACT SERVICES/
  33. OME DEPOT RECEIPTS X 13 PAGES/HOODMART RECEIPTS X 10 PAGES/PROGRESSIVE X 2/BILL OF SALE X2 -
  34. ITCHELL SCOTT
  35. ERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - ORDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN/STATEMENT OF CLAIM
  36. N REPLEVIN - MITCHEL SCOTT
  37. RIAL MEMO / PRE-TRIAL MEMO
  38. OTION TO RELEASE CASH BOND WITH PROPOSED ORDER ATTACHED FROM PLAINTIFF
  39. OTION TO RELEASE CASH BOND WITH PROPOSED ORDER ATTACHED
  40. RDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  41. ERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER AUTHORIZING PREJUDMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN
  42. RDER DENYING MOTION TO RELEASE CASH BOND

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