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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-21
Status Reopened
Type Eviction Superior Court (4 Fa)|Eviction Superior Court (may Include Rent And Damages)
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Interior Regional Housing Authority
Defendant Riley, Desiree
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Judge

Hon. Welch, Amy K

Denali Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment: Honorable Paul Lyle
  2. Complaint for Eviction Receipt: 2042159 Date: 11/22/2022
  3. Attorney Information Attorney Harki, Adam D representing Plaintiff Interior Regional Housing Authority as of 11/21/2022
  4. Summons Forcible Entry and Detainer Issued Desiree Riley (Defendant);
  5. Return of Service - Summons Served On: 11/25/22 Desiree Riley (Defendant);
  6. Order Denying Forcible Entry and Detainer
  7. Case Dismissed. Case Closed.
  8. Exhibit List for Plaintiff/Petitioner Adam D Harki (Attorney) on behalf of Interior Regional Housing Authority (Plaintiff)
  9. Exhibits to Storage Adam D Harki (Attorney) on behalf of Interior Regional Housing Authority (Plaintiff)
  10. Motion to Reopen Case to Litigate Ejectment and Damages Claims Attorney: Harki, Adam D (1411095) Filing Party: Interior Regional Housing Authority Case Motion #1
  11. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #1 Motion to Reopen Case to Litigate Ejectment and Damages Claims
  12. First Amended Complaint for Ejectment and Damages Attorney: Harki, Adam D (1411095)
  13. Motion for Summary Judgment On Plaintiff's Ejectment Claim Attorney: Harki, Adam D (1411095) Interior Regional Housing Authority (Plaintiff); Filing Party: Interior Regional Housing Authority Case Motion #2
  14. Notice to Defendant of Need to Respond Case Motion #2: Motion for Summary Judgment On Plaintiff's Ejectment Claim
  15. Reason for Returned Mail: No Mail Receptacle Type of Document(s) Distributed and Returned Unserved: Notice to Defendant of Need to Respond Desiree Riley (Defendant);
  16. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #2 Motion for Summary Judgment On Plaintiff's Ejectment Claim
  17. Administrative Reassignment from Judge Paul Lyle to Judge Not Assigned 4FA01
  18. [Proposed] Writ of Assistance Attorney: Harki, Adam D (1411095) Filing Party: Interior Regional Housing Authority Case Motion #3
  19. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #3 [Proposed] Writ of Assistance

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