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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-08
Status Dismissed
Type 47 Small Claims $5,001 $10,000
Docket 42 entries
Disposition notice of entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Rancour, Mandy Lynn|View Document 12/8/23 's Claim Filed Hrng:1/30/23|View Document 12/8/23 's Claim Filed Hrng:1/30/23
Defendant Cervantes, Jose
Photo of Hon. Mangano Robert

Judge

Hon. Mangano Robert

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Cause Of Action
  2. Action Plaintiff's Claim
  3. File Date
  4. Letter Received
  5. View Document Letter Received
  6. Comment *regarding refund request for duplicate case* Forwarded to Management for review
  7. Letter Received
  8. View Document Letter Received
  9. Comment *regarding Refund Request* Forwarded to Management for review
  10. Notice of Hearing
  11. View Document 12-27-23 Notice of Hearing
  12. Comment Hearing moved from D-97E to D-402 ***DEPARTMENT CHANGE ONLY***
  13. Dismissal Not Entered
  14. View Document Dismissal Not Entered
  15. Comment Request for dismissal filed. Dismissal not entered as requested for the following reason: Name, and Address for party wishing to Dismiss the case has not been entered on the top lefthand corner of the document. Also, 1a and 1b has not been answered.
  16. Letter Received
  17. View Document Letter Received
  18. Comment *Regarding refund request for duplicate case*
  19. Dismissal Not Entered
  20. View Document Dismissal Not Entered
  21. Comment Request for dismissal filed. Dismissal not entered as requested for the following reason: Small claims do not have petitions. Please specify what you are dismissing in the case on item 1b.
  22. Letter sent
  23. Comment Method: Mail To: Mandy Rancour regarding letter dated December 26, 2023
  24. Letter sent
  25. Comment Method: Mail Method: Mail To: Mandy Rancour regarding letter dated December 22, 2023
  26. Letter sent
  27. Comment Method: MailMethod: Mail To: Mandy Rancour regarding letter dated January 4, 2024
  28. Dismissal Not Entered
  29. View Document Dismissal Not Entered
  30. Comment Request for dismissal filed. Dismissal not entered as requested for the following reason: Small Claims do not have petitions. Please review the options in item 1b and mark what you want to dismiss specifically in this case only.
  31. Court Trial
  32. Original Type Court Trial
  33. Judicial Officer Mangano, Robert
  34. Hearing Time 8:45 AM
  35. Result Heard
  36. Minute Order Attachment
  37. View Document Minute Order Attachment
  38. Dismissal Not Entered
  39. View Document Dismissal Not Entered
  40. Comment Request for dismissal filed. Dismissal not entered as requested for the following reason: Case dismissed in court without prejudice on .

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