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Arkansas Unified County

Arkansas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-22
Status FINAL - FINAL
Type Ca Civil Appeal Circuit
Docket 147 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Hall Jr, John Wesley|Hall, Alison Wesley|Shannon, Michael|Hall Jr , John Wesley
Defendant Elder, Michael Todd|Bateman, Kelsey Ryan|Arkansas State Highway Commission
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Judge

Hon. N Mark Klappenbach

Arkansas County (AR)

Arkansas

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Docket Entries

  1. APPELLATE COVERSHEET
  2. Appellate court coversheet.
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  4. RECORD LODGED $
  5. E-filed record. Pleadings: 1 volume; 59 pages. Transcript: 1 volume; 51 pages. No physical exhibits. Supplemental Record Pleadings: 1 volume; 5 pages filed July 19, 2022. Supplemental record e-filed. Pleadings 1 vol. 239 pages filed April 3, 2023.
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  7. LOWER COURT INFORMATION
  8. none.
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  10. BRIEFING COMMENCED
  11. Appellants' brief due May 1, 2022. Briefing notice sent to John Hall, Michael Shannon, and Todd Elder.
  12. BRIEFING NOTICE
  13. PAYMENT RECEIVED
  14. A Payment of $165.00 was made on receipt ARCA4388.
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  16. 7 DAY BRIEF EXTENSION
  17. Appellant's brief is now due May 8, 2022.
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  19. LETTER FROM ATTORNEY
  20. Letter confirming the appellant's brief due date of May 8, 2022, after a 7-day clerk's extension.
  21. LETTER
  22. APPELLANT'S BRIEF
  23. Appellant's Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copes not required.
  24. BRIEF
  25. RECUSAL
  26. none.
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  28. 7 DAY BRIEF EXTENSION
  29. Appellee's brief is due June 9, 2022 after 7-day brief extension.
  30. LETTER
  31. STIP OF PARTIES TO SUPP REC
  32. Stipulation to supplement record on appeal.
  33. MOTION
  34. MOTION SUBMITTED
  35. Stipulation to supplement record on appeal.
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  37. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  38. Entry of appearance by Kelsey Bateman on behalf of the appellee.
  39. MOTION
  40. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  41. Stipulation to supplement record on appeal is granted. Whiteaker, J., not participating. Certified electronic supplemental record is due in thirty days (July 1, 2022). Appellee's brief is due thirty days after the supplemental record is lodged.
  42. ORDER
  43. SUPPLEMENT RECORD ORDERED
  44. Certified electronic supplemental record is due in thirty days (July 1, 2022).
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  46. MOTION TO STRIKE
  47. Appellee's motion to strike portions of the appellants' brief and brief in support.
  48. MOTION
  49. RESPONSE TO MOTION TENDERED
  50. Appellant's response to motion to strike portions of the appellant's brief. Response tendered. Not timely received.
  51. RESPONSE
  52. MOTION SUBMITTED
  53. Appellee's motion to strike portions of the appellant's brief and brief in support.
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  55. LETTER ORDERS - COA
  56. Appellee's motion to strike portions of the appellant's brief and brief in support is passed until the case is submitted. Whiteaker, J., not participating.
  57. ORDER
  58. SUPPLEMENTAL RECORD LODGED
  59. Supplemental Record Pleadings: 1 volume; 5 pages.
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  61. APPELLEE'S BRIEF
  62. No paper copies required.
  63. BRIEF
  64. 7 DAY BRIEF EXTENSION
  65. Reply brief is due August 13, 2022 after 7-day brief extension.
  66. LETTER
  67. REPLY BRIEF
  68. Appellant's Reply Brief e-filed by attorney. Paper copies not required.
  69. BRIEF
  70. CASE SUBMITTED
  71. none.
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  73. OPINION - OTHER
  74. Remanded for supplementation of the record. Wood and Hixson, JJ., agree.
  75. OPINION
  76. FORMAL ORDERS - COA
  77. Remanded for supplementation of the record. Wood and Hixson, JJ., agree. See OPINION issued this date. Electronic supplemental record due within twenty-one days (April 5, 2023).
  78. ORDER
  79. SUPPLEMENT RECORD ORDERED
  80. Electronic supplemental record due within twenty-one days (April 5, 2023).
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  82. OPINION PANEL
  83. none.
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  85. SUPPLEMENTAL RECORD LODGED
  86. Supplemental record e-filed. Pleadings 1 vol. 239 pages.
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  88. CASE SUBMITTED
  89. none.
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  91. MAJORITY OPINION
  92. Reversed and remanded. Gladwin and Gruber, JJ., agree.
  93. OPINION
  94. OPINION PANEL
  95. none.
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  97. MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
  98. Appellee's motion for reconsideration.
  99. MOTION
  100. RESPONSE TO MOTION
  101. Appellant's response to motion for reconsideration.
  102. RESPONSE
  103. MOTION SUBMITTED
  104. Appellee's motion for reconsideration.
  105. No Images
  106. LETTER ORDERS - COA
  107. Appellee's motion for reconsideration is denied.
  108. ORDER
  109. MANDATE TO CLERK
  110. none.
  111. MANDATE

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