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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-14
Status Disposed
Type Appeal Property Tax
Docket 34 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed
  2. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Appellee Town of Groton
  3. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Appellee Town of Groton
  4. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellant Lyon, Peter; Appellee Town of Groton
  5. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Appellee Town of Groton
  6. Sent to Judge (Judicial Officer: Richardson, Daniel P.)
  7. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellant Lyon, Peter; Appellee Town of Groton
  8. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke Representing: Appellant Lyon, Peter
  9. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke Party for: Appellee Town of Groton
  10. Hearing Held - Status Conference (Judicial Officer: Richardson, Daniel P.)
  11. Sent to Case Parties
  12. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  13. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton
  14. Sent to Case Parties
  15. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  16. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton
  17. Sent to Case Parties
  18. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  19. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton
  20. Sent to Case Parties
  21. Hearing Held - Status Conference (Judicial Officer: Richardson, Daniel P.)
  22. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  23. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton
  24. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  25. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke Party for: Appellee Town of Groton
  26. Sent to Case Parties
  27. Sent to Judge (Judicial Officer: Richardson, Daniel P.)
  28. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  29. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton
  30. Settlement Agreement Filed Filed by: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  31. Sent to Case Parties
  32. Dismissal Order (Judicial Officer: Richardson, Daniel P.)
  33. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Dingledine, L. Brooke
  34. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellee Town of Groton

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