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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-28
Status Judgment
Type 09 Limited Rule 3.740 Collections Under $10,000
Docket 46 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Cavalry Spv I Llc
Defendant Rodriguez, Chrissy E
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Judge

Hon. Judicial Officer negin, Stephanie

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  17. View Document 12-14-22 Request for Dismissal of Does 1-10
  18. Comment Without Prejudice Does: 1-10
  19. Declaration Filed
  20. View Document 12-14-22 Declaration Pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 1033
  21. Comment Declaration Pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure 1033
  22. Declaration Filed
  23. View Document 12-14-22 Declaration ISO Application for Entry of Default Judgment Pursuant to Civil Code 1788.60(a)
  24. Comment Declaration in Support of Application for Entry of Default Judgment Pursuant to Civil Code 1788.60(a)
  25. Declaration Filed
  26. View Document 12-14-22 Declaration re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  27. Comment Declaration re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  28. Declaration Filed
  29. View Document 12-14-22 Declaration In Support of Calculation of Accrued Interest and Attorney s Fees
  30. Comment Declaration In Support of Calculation of Accrued Interest and Attorney s Fees
  31. Order Received for Signature
  32. View Document 12-14-22 (Proposed) Order re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  33. Comment Forwarded to Dept 402 on (Proposed) Order re: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  34. Judgment Received
  35. View Document 12-14-22 (Proposed) Judgment
  36. Comment Forwarded to Dept 402 on
  37. Chambers Work- Pre
  38. Judicial Officer Mangano, Robert
  39. Hearing Time 5:30 PM
  40. Result Chambers Work - Order Submitted for Consideration
  41. Order Granted
  42. View Document - Order Granted RE: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  43. Judicial Officer Negin, Stephanie
  44. Comment RE: Accepting Copies in Lieu of Originals
  45. Dismissal Not Entered
  46. View Document Request for Dismissal

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