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Court

New York State Courts Electronic Filing

New York

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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-05
Status Active-Post Judgment
Type Real Property Other (enforcement Of Jod)
Docket 88 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Yu Zhuan Li|Amy Zhang And|Jimmy Zhang
Defendant Li Chang Zhang
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Judge

Hon. Ulysses B Leverett

Queens County (NY)

New York

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