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Court

Miami Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-26
Status Closed
Type Civil
Docket 69 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Asher, Nicholas
Defendant Absolute Construction Management, Llc
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Judge

Hon. Nasal Gary A

Miami County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. Fed-2nd Cause
  2. Bailiff Service
  3. Security
  4. Forcible Entry & Detainer
  5. Document Created
  6. Bailiff Service (Tracking Number For Internal Purposes Only)
  7. Regular Mail Service
  8. Certified Mailer Issued
  9. Successful Service
  10. Unsuccessful Service
  11. Document Created
  12. No service by Certified Mail, returned "
  13. Document Created
  14. Motion
  15. Entry =
  16. Request for service by -
  17. Request for service by -
  18. Forcible Entry & Detainer
  19. Document Created
  20. Document Created
  21. Regular Mail Service
  22. No service -
  23. Document Created
  24. Bailiff Service (Tracking Number For Internal Purposes Only)
  25. Served by Bailiff -
  26. Court Trial - Civil
  27. Document Created
  28. Answer filed
  29. Praecipe for Writ of Restitution
  30. Document Created
  31. Document Created
  32. Document Created
  33. Notice of Court Ordered Removal : Writ of Restitution Granted (Issued to the Bailiff)
  34. Entry Granting First Cause Of Action
  35. Notice of service filed by
  36. Served by Bailiff -
  37. Motion for Summary Judgment filed and Entry rec'd from Atty
  38. Entry reassigning case from Judge Nasal to Magistrate Utrecht
  39. "File To Magistrate's Office"
  40. Entry =
  41. Motion
  42. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  43. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  44. Civil Summons - FedEx
  45. Failure of service by FedEx, returned "
  46. Document Created
  47. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  48. Civil Memo:
  49. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  50. Certified Mailer Issued
  51. Security - Applied/Return
  52. No service by Certified Mail, returned "
  53. Document Created
  54. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  55. Request for service by -
  56. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  57. Regular Mail Service
  58. Motion
  59. Entry =
  60. Motion
  61. Civil Memo:
  62. Debtor's Exam - Certified Mail
  63. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  64. Certified Mailer Issued
  65. Unsuccessful Service
  66. Document Created
  67. Regular Mail
  68. Debtor's Exam Hearing
  69. Debtor's Exam Hearing

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