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Court

Summit Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-02
Type Partition
Docket 19 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Reid, Brett
Defendant Reid, Daniel
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Judge

Hon. ALISON E MCCARTY

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS ISSUED BY CERTIFIED MAIL BY Certified Mail REID, DANIEL
  2. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  3. SUMMONS ISSUED - CERTIFICATE OF MAILING REID, DANIEL
  4. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE
  5. NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE TO OBTAIN SERVICE DANIEL REID
  6. Certified Mail Service - Unclaimed DANIEL REID
  7. SUMMONS ISSUED BY CERTIFIED MAIL BY Certified Mail REID, DANIEL
  8. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  9. PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT AGAINST DANIEL REID IS HEREBY GRANTED IN PART. SEE ORDER FOR REMEDIES ORDERED BY COURT. THE PARTIES SHALL BRIEF THE COURT ON THE ISSUE OF ATTORNEY FEES. BRIEFS ARE DUE ON OR BEFORE JULY 12, 2024. ANY AND ALL RESPONSES ARE DUE ON OR BEFORE JULY 26, 2024. ANY AND ALL REPLIES ARE AUGUST 5, 2024. AM
  10. MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT **PROPOSED ORDER ALSO FILED SEPARATLEY**
  11. IF A MOTION FOR DEFAULT IS NOT FILED WITHIN 14 DAYS, THE PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT WILL BE DISMISSED, WITHOUT PREJUDICE, FOR LACK OF PROSECUTION. AM
  12. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed DANIEL REID
  13. Certificate of Mailing Service - Mailed DANIEL REID
  14. SUMMONS ISSUED - CERTIFICATE OF MAILING REID, DANIEL
  15. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE
  16. NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE TO OBTAIN SERVICE DANIEL REID
  17. Certified Mail Service - Unclaimed DANIEL REID
  18. SUMMONS ISSUED BY CERTIFIED MAIL BY Certified Mail REID, DANIEL
  19. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED

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