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Court

Dekalb County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-07
Status Open
Type Appeal From Lower Court
Docket 20 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Crown Asset Management
Defendant Springfield, Kameka
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Judge

Hon. Jackson Asha F Converted

DeKalb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. 07/07/2023 Complaint or Petition for Other General Civil Comment Appeal to the State / Superior Court
  2. 07/07/2023 Case Initiation Form Comment Initiation
  3. 07/07/2023 Summons Comment Summons
  4. 09/21/2023 Rule Nisi Issued Comment Calendar Call Notice 10.11.2023
  5. 10/11/2023 Civil Non-Jury Judicial Officer Jackson, Asha F. Hearing Time 9:00 AM Comment Magistrate Appeal
  6. 11/08/2023 Trial Notice Comment Specially Set Trial Notice for 12.18.23
  7. 11/08/2023 Returned by Post Office Comment 1-Return from post office
  8. 11/08/2023 Notice of Filing Comment 2-Request for Fifa
  9. 11/08/2023 Notice of Filing Comment 3-Appealed to Superior Court
  10. 11/08/2023 Notice of Filing Comment 4-Appealed to Superior Court
  11. 11/08/2023 Notice of Filing Comment 5-Judgment for Plaintiff
  12. 11/08/2023 Returned by Post Office Comment 6-Returned From Post Office
  13. 11/08/2023 Certificate of Service Comment 7-Certificate of Service
  14. 11/08/2023 Affidavit Comment 8-Affidavit
  15. 11/08/2023 Answer Comment 9-Answer
  16. 11/08/2023 Service - Personal Service Comment 10-Personal Service
  17. 11/08/2023 Notice of Filing Comment 11-Statement of Claim
  18. 11/16/2023 Motion for Continuance Comment MTN
  19. 11/16/2023 Certificate of Service Comment COS
  20. 12/11/2023 Order Granting Continuance Comment Order Continuing Case

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