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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-24
Status CLOSED
Type Notice Of Registration County Civil
Docket 19 entries
Disposition Satisfaction of Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Folkenroth, Georgia
Defendant Monster Transmission And Perfo
Photo of Hon. Party Name Nojudgeassigned, Nojudgeassign

Judge

Hon. Party Name Nojudgeassigned, Nojudgeassign

Hernando County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionSATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT
  2. DescriptionSERVICE - CERT MAIL RET SERVED TO MONSTER TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE ON 040422
  3. Description2ND NOTICE OF REGISTRATION TO MONSTER TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE VIA CERT MAIL
  4. DescriptionREQUEST FOR 2ND NOTICE OF REGISTRATION TO DEFENDANT -PLNTF
  5. DescriptionPayment received: $7.00 Receipt Number H 784446
  6. DescriptionAssessment 2 Total Assessed $7.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  7. DescriptionAssessment 2 assessed at sum $7.00
  8. DescriptionRETURNED CERTIFIED OR REGISTERED MAIL UNSERVED TO MONSTER TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE
  9. DescriptionRETURNED CERTIFIED OR REGISTERED MAIL UNSERVED TO MONSTER TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE - NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
  10. DOCUMENTS FILED - SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS - BOOK: 4132; PAGE 525, OFFICIAL RECORDS
  11. PLAINTIFF'S COVER LETTER
  12. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION TO MONSTER TRANSMISSION AND PERFORMANCE
  13. Judge: NONE , Assigned
  14. Case Status set to CLOSED
  15. Payment received: $410.00 Receipt Number H 779191
  16. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $410.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  17. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $410.00 Balance Remaining $410.00
  18. Judge: Assigned
  19. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $300.00

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