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- NOTICE: Case Not To Proceed Until Deficiencies Are Cured
- Notice of Appeal (From District Court) District Court Case Number: 4FA-22-00158MO
- Notice of Appeal Deficiency: Your appeal paperwork was received on 05/20/2022. In order for your case to proceed, you must submit the following items to the above superior court unless otherwise indicated. Pay the filing fee of $250.00, or file a request that the judge waive the filing fee, form AP-135. Admin. Rules 9 and 10 File the Case Description Form (CIV-125S) - mark one box to match your complaint type, Civil Rule 3(a). File Notice of Appeal with Statement of Points (form AP-100) with a copy of the judgment attached. App. Rule 204(e) and 602(c)(1)[A] Robert Terry (Appellant);
- Appeal Dismissed. Case Closed. Pursuant to Admin. Rule 9(f)(4).
- Notice of Appeal Deficiency These documents are rejected for filing due to the deficiencies listed below: Request and Proposed Order filed 07/29/2022 Notice of Appeal filed 07/29/2022 Case Description Form filed 07/29/2022 There is no case number on your case description form. All documents filed with the court must include the case number. Appellate Rule 513.5(e). You must include a copy of the judgment. Appellate Rule 204(e) and 602(c)(1)(A). Pursuant to Minor Offense Rule 20(a), minor offense judgments are electronic. You may include a print out of the judgment docket (showing the date of judgment) from CourtView (courts.alaska.gov), or request a copy of the official judgment from the Clerk's Office by coming to the court in person or submitting a records request (form TF-311 FBKS). Pursuant to Administration Rule 9(f)(4), this case was closed due to non-payment of the filing fee on 07/25/2022. If you wish to proceed, file a request to reopen the case (form AP-135). A request to waive the filing fee must be accompanied by a Financial Statement (form CR-206). Administration Rule 10. If it has been more than thirty days since the judgment on appeal was issued, you must file a request to accept late filed appeal (form AP-135). Appellate Rule 602(a)(1). Documents filed in an appeal must be served on all parties. You did not complete the certificate of service on your documents. The District Attorney represents the other party. Appellate Rule 602(j). Forms listed above are available online at courts.alaska.gov If you have any questions, please call the above court at (907) 452-9267.
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