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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-12
Type Forcible Entry & Detainer
Docket 48 entries
Disposition dismiss

Docket Entries

  1. Notice of defect regarding perfection of the notice of appeal
  2. Notice of appeal w/form from trial clerk
  3. Notice of appeal filed in trial court
  4. et for submission on briefs . Notice
  5. otion to dismiss disposed . Notice
  6. ee paid
  7. otion to dismiss filed . Motion
  8. otion for leave disposed . Notice
  9. etter issued by the court . Notice
  10. etter issued by the court . Notice
  11. otion for leave filed . Motion
  12. ase ready to be set
  13. rief filed - oral argument not requested . Brief
  14. rief received - oral argument not requested . Notice
  15. otion for extension of time to file brief disposed . Notice
  16. otion for extension of time to file brief filed . Motion
  17. esponse filed
  18. otice of late brief . Notice
  19. ocketing statement filed
  20. etter issued by the court . Notice
  21. ocketing statement filed
  22. otice of late docketing statement . Notice
  23. otice of late docketing statement . Notice
  24. upplemental clerks record filed . Notice
  25. mended notice of appeal filed . Notice
  26. upplemental clerks record filed . Notice
  27. mail sent
  28. rder entered . Order
  29. mended notice of appeal filed
  30. elephone call received
  31. mended notice of appeal filed
  32. otion for extension of time to file notice of appeal disposed
  33. rder entered . Order
  34. eporters record filed . Notice
  35. upplemental clerks record filed . Notice
  36. o reporters record filed in civil case . Notice
  37. mail sent
  38. ocument returned
  39. otion for extension of time to file notice of appeal filed
  40. mended notice of appeal filed
  41. mended notice of appeal filed . Notice
  42. lerks record filed . Notice
  43. etter issued by the court . Notice
  44. ee paid . Notice
  45. etter issued by the court . Notice
  46. otice of defect regarding perfection of the notice of appeal
  47. otice of appeal w/form from trial clerk . Notice
  48. otice of appeal filed in trial court

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