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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-16
Status Judgment
Type 32 Limited Residential Under $10,000
Docket 58 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Christensen, Lachris
Defendant Beadles, Nicole R.|Callison, Gabriel J.
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Judge

Hon. Cullers Mark

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  23. View Document Proof of Service for Nicole R. Beadles
  24. Proof of Service
  25. View Document Proof of Service for Gabriel J. Callison
  26. Proof of Service
  27. View Document Proof of Service for All occupants
  28. Summons and Complaint
  29. Served
  30. Summons and Complaint
  31. Served
  32. Proof of Service of Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession
  33. Served
  34. Request for Default Received
  35. Comment With Judgment Efiled
  36. Request to Enter Default
  37. View Document Request for Entry of Default
  38. Comment Entered as to:
  39. Dismissal of Doe Defendant(s)
  40. View Document Request for Dismissal of Does and Roes
  41. Comment Without Prejudice Does: 1-10
  42. Declaration for Default Judgment by Court filed
  43. View Document Declaration for Default Judgment by Court
  44. Judgment Received
  45. View Document Judgment
  46. Comment Forward to: 404
  47. Chambers Work- Pre
  48. Judicial Officer Cullers, Mark
  49. Hearing Time 5:30 PM
  50. Result Chambers Work - Order Submitted for Consideration
  51. Writ of Possession Issued
  52. View Document - Writ of Possession Issued
  53. Unlawful Detainer Dismissal
  54. Judicial Officer Cullers, Mark
  55. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  56. Cancel Reason Judgment
  57. Return filed
  58. View Document Return filed

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