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Court

Gallup

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-27
Status OPN: COMPLAINT
Type Landlord Tenant
Docket 38 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Gurley Properties C/o Re/max Combined Investments
Defendant Mustafa Erum
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Judge

Hon. Keeler, Bradley L.

McKinley County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: PETITION
  2. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  3. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  4. MANDATE
  5. TRANSMISSION OF PROCEEDINGS/ SUPREME COURT/ COURT OF APPEALS
  6. TRANSMISSION OF PROCEEDINGS/ SUPREME COURT/ COURT OF APPEALS
  7. TRANSMISSION OF RECORD PROPER
  8. DOCKETING STATEMENT / COURT OF APPEALS
  9. NTC: OF APPEAL TO COURT OF APPEALS/ SUPREME COURT
  10. MANDATE
  11. WRIT OF EXECUTION
  12. REQUEST
  13. NTC: HEARING (STATUS)
  14. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  15. ORD: OF DISMISSAL
  16. DOCKETING STATEMENT / COURT OF APPEALS
  17. TRANSMISSION OF RECORD PROPER
  18. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  19. DOCKETING STATEMENT / COURT OF APPEALS
  20. AFFIDAVIT
  21. NTC: OF APPEAL TO COURT OF APPEALS/ SUPREME COURT
  22. WRIT OF EXECUTION
  23. NCJ: JUDGMENT/ORDER
  24. AUDIO LOG NOTES
  25. NTC: HEARING
  26. ANSWER
  27. ORD: OF CONTINUANCE
  28. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  29. ORD: OF CONTINUANCE
  30. RESPONSE
  31. JDG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
  32. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  33. MTN: TO DISMISS
  34. JDG: JUDGE EXCUSAL
  35. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  36. SUMMONS RETURN
  37. SUMMONS RETURN
  38. NTC: NOTICE

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