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Court

Fulton Co

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-28
Status Open
Type Premises Liability
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Helen Sims Vs. Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority
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Judge

Hon. Mcafee, Scott

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE INITIATION FORM
  2. View Document CASE INITIATION FORM
  3. Comment GENERAL TORT
  4. SUMMONS
  5. View Document SUMMONS
  6. Comment MARTA summons
  7. PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION
  8. View Document COMPLAINT
  9. Comment Complaint with Jury Demand
  10. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  11. View Document AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  12. Comment Affidavit of Service of Defendant MARTA
  13. CERTIFICATE
  14. View Document CERTIFICATE
  15. Comment 5.2 Certificate of Service of Discovery
  16. ANSWER
  17. View Document ANSWER/RESPONSE
  18. Comment Defendant MARTA's Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint
  19. OTHER
  20. View Document OTHER
  21. Comment Joint Stipulation Allowing Defendants An Extension of Time to File Answer
  22. CERTIFICATE
  23. View Document CERTIFICATE
  24. Comment Rule 5.2 Certification for Defendant MARTA's First Requests for Discovery to Plaintiff
  25. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  26. View Document CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  27. Comment Rule 5.2 COS
  28. CERTIFICATE
  29. View Document CERTIFICATE
  30. Comment Rule 5.2
  31. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  32. View Document CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  33. Comment Rule 5.2 Certificate of Service
  34. SCHEDULING ORDER
  35. View Document SCHEDULING ORDER
  36. Comment Civil CSSO
  37. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  38. View Document LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  39. Comment Leave of Absence
  40. NOTICE
  41. View Document NOTICE

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