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Court

Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas

Pennsylvania

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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-16
Status ORDER ENTERED - FINAL DISPOS
Type Civil Service Commission
Docket 58 entries
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Judge

Hon. Supervising Judge

Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas

Pennsylvania

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Docket Entries

  2. NOTICE OF STATUTORY APPEAL
  3. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER ISSUED
  4. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  5. WAITING/ISSUE SCHEDULING ORDER
  6. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  7. MOT-PROCEED IN FORMA PAUPERIS
  8. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  9. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  10. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  11. MOTION ASSIGNED
  12. MISCELLANEOUS MOTION/PETITION
  13. BRIEF
  14. MOTION ASSIGNED
  15. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  16. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  17. MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
  18. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  19. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  20. MOTION ASSIGNED
  21. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  22. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  23. SCHEDULING ORDER ISSUED
  24. LISTED FOR ORAL ARGUMENTS
  25. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  26. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  27. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  28. CERTIFIED RECORD RECEIVED
  29. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  30. JURY TRIAL PERFECTED
  31. BRIEF
  32. BRIEF
  33. WAITING TO LIST ORAL ARGUMENT
  34. LISTED FOR ORAL ARGUMENTS
  35. NOTICE GIVEN
  36. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  37. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  38. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  39. EMERGENCY MOTION/PET FILED
  40. MOTION ASSIGNED
  41. MOTION ASSIGNMENT UPDATED
  42. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  43. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  44. ORDER ENTERED - FINAL DISPOS
  45. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  46. APPEAL TO SUPERIOR COURT
  47. NOTICE OF APPEAL SENT
  48. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  49. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  50. PRAECIPE TO SUPPL/ATTACH FILED
  51. APPELLATE APPEAL TRANSFERRED
  52. OPINION FILED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  53. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  54. APPEAL INVENTORY RECORD SENT
  55. RECORD MAILED/TRANSMITTED
  56. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  57. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  58. ORDER AFFIRMED BY APPELLATE CT

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