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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-03
Status CLOS
Type Evictions Non Monetary
Docket 25 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Bowen, Wayne | Edge, Maranda Dee
Defendant Bodner, Laura | Corey, Steve
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Judge

Hon. Browning James T

Levy County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionRETURNED MAIL FOR LAURA BODNER AND STEVE COREY -- FINAL JUDGMENT AS TO COUNT I OF EVICTION COMPLAINT
  2. DescriptionFINAL JUDGMENT AS TO CUNT I OF EVICTION COMPLAINT -- INSTRUMENT # 709968 OR BK 1664 PG 25-2PG (S)
  3. DescriptionCASE STATUS SET TO CLOS
  4. DescriptionFINAL JUDGMENT AS TO COUNT I OF EVICTION COMPLAINT TO BE RECORDED
  5. DescriptionEMAIL CORRESPONDENCE AS TO OBJECTION
  6. DescriptionPERMISSION FOR EMAIL FOR PLAINTIFF
  7. DescriptionPLAINTIFFS OBJECTION TO CONTINUANCE
  8. DescriptionORDER GRANTING DEFENDANTS 2ND MOTION TO CONT EVICTION HEARING
  9. DescriptionMOTION TO CONTINUE
  10. ORDER DENYING MOTION MOTION TO CONT
  11. MOTION TO CONTINUE HEARING
  12. ANSWER/RESPONSE FILED BY : LAURA AND STEVE
  13. RETURN OF SERVICE FOR LAURA SERVED 10/04/2022
  14. RETURN OF SERVICE FOR STEVE
  15. NOTICE OF HEARING
  16. SUMMONS ISSUED
  17. SUMMONS ISSUED
  18. COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION
  19. RECEIPT
  20. PAYMENT RECEIVED: $185.00 RECEIPT NUMBER XX 2022009915
  21. RECEIPT
  22. PAYMENT RECEIVED: $20.00 RECEIPT NUMBER XX 2022009914
  23. ASSESSMENT 2 ASSESSED AT SUM $10.00
  24. JUDGE: ASSIGNED
  25. ASSESSMENT 1 ASSESSED AT SUM $185.00

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