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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-16
Status ACTIVE - ACTIVE
Type Ca Civil Appeal Circuit
Docket 66 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bank Ozk|Marts Jr., Gary D|Miller, Lance Randell
Defendant Howerton, Wendy R.|Verkamp, John Paul|Reeves Jr , Olan Warren|Carroll County Tax Collector|Ozark Mountain Solid Waste District|Bishop, Matthew Ryan|Summers, Paul

Docket Entries

  1. APPELLATE COVERSHEET
  2. Appellate court coversheet.
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  4. RECORD LODGED $
  5. E-filed record. Pleadings: 4 volumes; 2585 pages. Transcript: 1 volume; 83 pages. No physical exhibits.
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  7. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  8. none.
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  10. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  11. Appellant's brief due September 25, 2023.
  12. BRIEFING NOTICE
  13. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  14. A Payment of $165.00 was made on receipt ARCA5101.
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  16. MOTION FOR STAY
  17. Appellant's motion to stay of enforcement and application for approval of supersedeas bond.
  18. MOTION
  19. SUPPLEMENTAL RECORD TENDERED
  20. Supplemental record tendered and rejected. The supplemental transcript was not bookmarked.
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  22. MOT TO SUPP THE RECORD
  23. Appellant's motion to supplement partial record.
  24. MOTION
  25. SUPPLEMENTAL RECORD TENDERED
  26. Corrected supplemental record tendered.
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  28. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  29. Appellee's response to motion for stay.
  30. RESPONSE
  31. MOTION SUBMITTED
  32. Appellant's motion to stay of enforcement and application for approval of supersedeas bond.
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  34. MOTION SUBMITTED
  35. Appellant's motion to supplement partial record.
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  37. MOTION EXTENSION OF TIME
  38. Appellant's motion for extension of time to file brief.
  39. MOTION
  40. BRIEF EXTENSION
  41. Appellant's brief is due October 25, 2023.
  42. ORDER
  43. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  44. Appellant's motion to stay of enforcement and application for approval of supersedeas bond is granted. Original supersedeas bond to stay in the registry of the Carroll County Circuit Court while appeal is pending. Appellant's motion to supplement partial record is granted. Tendered supplemental record filed this date. Per Arkansas Rule of Appellate Procedure 8(a), appellee(s) are hereby commanded to stay proceedings on the judgment, decree, or order appealed from.
  45. ORDER
  46. AMENDED
  47. SUPPLEMENTAL RECORD LODGED
  48. Supplemental Record - Transcript. 1 volume, 24 page supplemental transcript filed. No conventionally filed exhibits. See order this date. Supplemental Record - Pleading. 1 volume, 14 page supplemental pleadings filed. See order this date.
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  50. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  51. Appellant's Brief e-filed by attorney. No paper copies required.
  52. BRIEF

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