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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-04
Type Forcible Entry And Detainer
Docket 30 entries
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Judge

Hon. Reilly Maxey P

Okfuskee County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. ISSUE AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM/ORDER UP TO $5000.
  2. LAW LIBRARY ASSESSMENT
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION ASSESSMENT
  4. SUMMONS
  5. SHERIFF SERVICE - CIVIL
  6. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  7. AJE: COST DUE TO CARD ALLOCATION FEE
  8. RECEIPT
  9. RETURN OF SERVICE AND TRACKING LOG-SERVED
  10. MINUTE ORDER - FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER - PLAINTIFF
  11. APPEARS IN PERSON WITH COUNSEL. DEFENDANT APPEARS IN
  12. PERSON, PRO SE. DEFENDANT REQUEST ADDITIONAL TIME TO
  13. HIRE AN ATTORNEY. THE COURT RE-SETS THE MATTER FOR
  14. 11-29-2022 AT 11:00 A.M. PARTIES ARE RECOGNIZED BACK TO
  15. THAT DATE AND TIME.
  16. MINUTE ORDER-PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT APPEAR. COURT
  17. CONTINUES HEARING TO 1-24-23 @ 1:30 TO ALLOW DEF TIME
  18. TO FILE A MOTION TO ENFORCE CONTRACT IN THE PROBATE
  19. CASE FILED IN HIGHES CO.
  20. DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO CONTINUE
  21. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  22. AGREED ORDER RESETTING HEARING
  23. MINUTE ORDER-THE COURT APPROVED THE CONTINUANCE AND
  24. RE-SETS THE HEARING FOR 2-7-23 AT 9:30AM
  25. JOINT MOTION TO STAY PROCEEDINGS
  26. ORDER STAYING PROCEEDINGS
  27. MINUTE ORDER-HEARING IS STRICKEN DUE TO AN ORDER
  28. STAYING PROCEEDINGS FILED OF RECORD ON 2-6-23

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