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Court

Fulton Co

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-19
Status Open
Type Automobile Tort
Docket 56 entries
Disposition order to transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Weaver, Tabitha
Defendant Crymes, Lashunda Lanise
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Judge

Hon. Roth Jay M

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. Case Initiation Form
  2. View Document 15- General Civil Information Sheet
  3. Comment 15- General Civil Information Sheet
  4. AFFIDAVIT
  5. View Document 00- Case #23A01827 Certification
  6. Comment 00- Case #23A01827 Certification
  7. NOTICE
  8. View Document 01- Index
  9. Comment 01- Index
  10. ORDER
  11. View Document 02- Order to Transfer
  12. Comment 02- Order to Transfer
  13. NOTICE
  14. View Document 03- Transfer Fee Forward to Receiving Court
  15. Comment 03- Transfer Fee Forward to Receiving Court
  16. NOTICE
  17. View Document 04- Transfer to Other Jurisdictions
  18. Comment 04- Transfer to Other Jurisdictions
  19. Cost Letter Mailed
  20. View Document 05- Cost Bill Sent
  21. Comment 05- Cost Bill Sent
  22. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  23. View Document 06- Certificate of Discovery
  24. Comment 06- Certificate of Discovery
  25. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  26. View Document 07- Rule 5.2
  27. Comment 07- Rule 5.2
  28. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  29. View Document 08- Certificate of Service
  30. Comment 08- Certificate of Service
  31. Motion (OBTS)
  32. View Document 09- Motion
  33. Comment 09- Motion
  34. ORDER
  35. View Document 10- Standing Order
  36. Comment 10- Standing Order
  37. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  38. View Document 11- Rule 5.2
  39. Comment 11- Rule 5.2
  40. ANSWER
  41. View Document 12- Answer
  42. Comment 12- Answer
  43. NOTICE
  44. View Document 13- Notice
  45. Comment 13- Notice
  46. NOTICE
  47. View Document 14- Certificate
  48. Comment 14- Certificate
  49. Summons
  50. View Document 16- Summons
  51. Comment 16- Summons
  52. NOTICE
  53. View Document 17- Request for Admissions
  54. Comment 17- Request for Admissions
  55. COMPLAINT
  56. View Document 18- Complaint

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