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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-10
Type Quiet Title
Docket 37 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Joe Stephen Riley Foundation
Defendant Dlj Mortgage Capital Inc.
Photo of Hon. ALISON E MCCARTY

Judge

Hon. ALISON E MCCARTY

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS ISSUED BY FEDEX DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC.
  2. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  3. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE
  4. EXHIBIT A
  5. EXHIBIT B
  6. SECOND AMENDED COMPLAINT: QUIET TITLE
  7. EXHIBIT A
  8. EXHIBIT B
  9. EXHIBIT C
  10. MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION
  11. THE PARTIES ARE ORDERED TO SUBMIT A COURTESY COPY OF ANY NOTICES, MOTIONS, OR BRIEFS DIRECTLY TO THE COURT ON THE DATE THEY ARE FILED WITH THE CLERK OF COURTS. FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THIS ORDER MAY RESULT IN SANCTIONS, INCLUDING ADVERSE JUDGMENT OR DISMISSAL OF THE CLAIMS WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. AM
  12. THE DAMAGES HEARING SCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 24, 2025 IS CONTINUED TO FEBRUARY 21, 2025 AT 11:00 A.M. IN-PERSON. AM
  13. MOTION TO CONTINUE DAMAGES HEARING CURRENTLY SCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 24, 2025
  14. MOTION TO CONTINUE CURRENTLY SCHEDULED JANUARY 24, 2025.
  15. A DAMAGES HEARING IS SET FOR JANUARY 24, 2025 AT 11:00 A.M. IN-PERSON. AM
  16. MOTION TO DISMISS; MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGEMENT
  17. IF A MOTION FOR DEFAULT IS NOT FILED WITHIN 14 DAYS, THE PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT WILL BE DISMISSED, WITHOUT PREJUDICE, FOR LACK OF PROSECUTION. ALONG WITH PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT, PLAINTIFF IS TO SUBMIT TO THE COURT A PROPOSED JUDGMENT ENTRY. AM
  18. ANSWER AND DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST OF DEFENDANT DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL, INC. TO PLAINTIFF'S AMENDED COMPLAINT
  19. FedEx Service - Served LEVIN DEVELOPMENT, LLC
  20. ANSWER AND DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST OF DEFENDANT DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC
  21. SUMMONS ISSUED BY FEDEX LEVIN DEVELOPMENT, LLC
  22. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  23. EX. A
  24. EX. B
  25. EX. C
  26. INSTRUCTIONS
  27. PLAINTIFF’S MOTION TO AMEND ITS COMPLAINT INSTANTER IS HEREBY GRANTED. PLAINTIFF SHALL HAVE TEN DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS ORDER IN WHICH TO FILE ITS AMENDED COMPLAINT. AEM
  28. MOTION TO AMEND COMPLAINT
  29. PLAINTIFF FILED THIS CASE, LISTING DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL AS THE ONLY DEFENDANT. ON JULY 8, 2024, DEFENDANT FILED A DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST FOR THE REAL PROPERTY. PLAINTIFF SHALL PROVIDE A STATUS UPDATE WITHIN FOURTEEN (14) DAYS OF THIS ORDER OR THIS CASE WILL BE DISMISSED FOR LACK OF PROSECUTION. AM
  30. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF ATTORNEY DAVID A WALLACE AS COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENDANT DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC
  31. ANSWER AND DISCLAIMER OF INTEREST OF DEFENDANT DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL, INC.
  32. FedEx Service - Served DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC.
  33. SUMMONS ISSUED BY FEDEX DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL INC.
  34. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  35. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE
  36. EXHIBIT A
  37. EXHIBIT B

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