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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-08
Status Disposed
Type Civil Collections
Docket 58 entries
Disposition dismiss

Docket Entries

  1. Rescript
  2. Correspondence from Court
  3. Clerk uploaded Delinquency Order
  5. NISI Disposition
  6. Clerk uploaded Delinquency Order
  7. Motion - Other
  8. Motion for Reconsideration
  9. Pre Argument Conference Statement
  10. Preliminary Statement of the Issues
  11. Appeal Transcript Order Form
  12. Appeal Transcript Order Form
  13. Certificate Regarding Transcripts
  14. Certificate Regarding Transcripts
  15. Designation of the Proposed Contents of the Clerk Appendix
  16. Docketing Statement
  17. Clerk uploaded Order
  18. Appeal Transcript Order Acknowledgement from Court Reporter
  19. Clerk uploaded Order
  20. Motion to Dismiss
  21. Motion to Dismiss
  22. Response Date: 6/7/2024
  23. E-filed Opposition, Response or Withdrawal of Motion
  24. E-filed Opposition, Response or Withdrawal of Motion
  25. Appeal Transcript Order Form with Certificate of Completion
  26. Clerk uploaded Order
  27. Clerk uploaded electronic version of Clerk Appendix
  28. Appellant Brief Extension Date:
  29. Clerk uploaded Delinquency Order
  31. Correspondence to Court
  32. Return of Filing Notice
  33. Electronic version of Brief
  34. NISI Disposition
  35. Clerk uploaded Delinquency Order
  36. Appellant Reply Extension Date:
  37. Motion to Set Aside Delinquency Order
  38. Request Regarding Electronic Briefing Requirements
  39. Motion for Reconsideration
  40. Electronic version of Brief
  41. Return of Filing Notice
  42. Request Regarding Electronic Briefing Requirements
  43. Motion for Reconsideration
  44. Electronic version of Brief
  45. Clerk uploaded Order
  46. Clerk uploaded Order
  47. Appellee Preliminary Papers Extension Date:
  48. Appellee Brief Extension Date:02/21/2025
  49. Electronic version of Brief
  50. Return of Filing Notice
  51. Electronic version of Brief
  52. Appellant Reply Extension Date:
  53. Appellant Reply Extension Date:04/08/2025
  54. Electronic version of Brief
  55. Return of Filing Notice
  56. Returned Mail
  57. Assignment Form (Response to Docket)
  58. Opinion

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