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Greene Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-06
Type Application Regarding Arbitration Award
Docket 36 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Improveit Home Remodeling Inc
Defendant Singerman, Julia
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Judge

Hon. Tornichio, Adolfo

Greene County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. ITEMIZED BILL
  2. DEPOSIT
  3. CIVIL CASE INFORMATION SHEET FILED
  4. COSTS FOR CIVIL MEDIATION PROJECT
  5. SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND ASSESSED AS COST FILED
  6. NOTICE SETTING ARBITRATION CONFIRMATION HEARING ISSUED TO DEFENDANTS
  7. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  8. HEARING SET
  9. PRAECIPE FOR SERVICE FILED;
  10. NOTICE SETTING ARBITRATION CONFIRMATION HEARING ISSUED TO DEFENDANTS
  11. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  12. HEARING SET
  13. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  14. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  15. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  16. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  17. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  18. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  19. MOTION TO APPOINT (NAME) AS SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FILED;
  20. MOTION TO APPOINT (NAME) AS SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FILED;
  21. MAGISTRATE'S ORDER FILED;
  22. PRAECIPE FOR SERVICE FILED;
  23. HEARING SET
  24. NOTICE SETTING ARBITRATION CONFIRMATION HEARING ISSUED TO DEFENDANTS
  25. PROCESS SERVER
  26. HEARING SET
  27. WRIT FEE - SUMMONS/ WARRANT
  28. PROCESS SERVER
  29. HISTORICAL RECEIPTS
  30. CONVERSION DEPOSIT
  31. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  32. JUDGMENT ENTRY FILED;
  33. FINAL APPEALABLE ORDER ISSUED ATTORNEYS BY ORDINARY MAIL
  34. TICKLER DEACTIVATED.
  35. HB 197 (03-22-2013) - 1 DOLLAR COMPUTERIZATION CHARGE FOR: JOURNALIZING, INDEXING,MAKING COMPLETE
  36. COSTS TO BE REFUNDED TO PTF'S ATTY

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