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Brevard County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-14
Status ORIGINAL PENDING
Type Eminent Domain
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Florida State Department Transporation
Defendant Russell Bryan G|John Rodes Commerce Park Condominium Association Inc|Brevard County Tax Collector|Adrian Turnbaugh Construction Inc
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Judge

Hon. Samuel Bookhardt Iii

Brevard County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. COVER SHEET
  2. COMPLAINT OR PETITION
  3. LIS PENDENS RECORDED IN THE OFFICIAL RECORDS
  4. STATEMENT
  5. NOTICE OF ATTORNEY DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESSES
  6. ORIGINAL FILING UPDATED
  7. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  8. NOTICE
  9. ASM: INDEX RECORDING NAMES > 4
  10. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  11. NOTICE
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING
  13. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER PROPOSED CASE MANAGEMENT PLAN & ORDER
  14. PROPOSED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  15. PROPOSED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  16. PROPOSED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  17. PROPOSED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  18. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  19. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  20. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  21. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  22. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  23. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  24. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  25. SUMMONS ISSUED VIA E-MAIL TO ATTORNEY
  26. RETURN OR PROOF OF SERVICE
  27. RETURN OR PROOF OF SERVICE
  28. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESS
  29. ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  30. REPLY ANSWER OR RESPONSE
  31. RETURN OR PROOF OF SERVICE
  32. NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF HEARING
  33. CAL:HEARING
  34. CR: HEARING CANCELLED
  35. REPLY ANSWER OR RESPONSE
  36. MOTION
  37. NOTICE OF DROPPING PARTY
  38. NOTICE OF PAYMENT DUE
  39. DISCLAIMER
  40. ORDER OF TAKING
  41. NOTICE OF DROPPING PARTY
  42. CERTIFICATE OF CLERK
  43. NOTICE OF PAYMENT DUE
  44. DSB: REFUND BOND
  45. DSB: REFUND BOND
  46. CORRESPONDENCE
  47. MOTION
  48. DSB: REFUND BOND
  49. RSGN: CASELOAD REASSIGNMENT
  50. ORDER DIRECTING CLERK TO DISBURSE FUNDS
  51. DSB: REFUND BOND
  52. DSB: REFUND BOND
  53. ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER CASE MANAGEMENT PLAN & ORDER

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