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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-03
Status Decision
Type Standard Civil Other
Docket 45 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Order - Stay Appeal - Status Letters Due the 24th of the Month
  2. Statement - Case - Respondent
  3. Transcript - Initial Certificate Lori Jenson-Lea
  4. Statement - Case - Respondent
  5. Notice - Related Appeal
  6. Rejected NORA - Signature Did Not Match E-Filing Account Used
  7. Motion - Stay
  8. Notice - Case Filing
  9. Statement - Case - Appellant
  10. Notice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Matthew Steinbrink
  11. Event - Electronic Record Submitted/Received +MNDES
  12. Notice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  13. Brief - Appellant E-Filed
  14. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Davis Willie
  15. Order - Stay Dissolved-See Order for Details.
  16. Reply - In Support of Motion to Dissolve Stay
  17. Response - Motion - Stay
  18. Motion - Stay - Dissolve
  19. Correspondence - Status Letter
  20. Correspondence - Status Letter
  21. Correspondence - Status Letter
  22. Correspondence - Status Letter
  23. Order - Deny - Motion to dissolve stay is denied; Motion to amend statement of case is denied; Appellant's counsel no longer required to provide status letters; By 9/27/24 and the 27th day of each month thereafter, respondent's counsel to file status letters.
  24. Correspondence - Status Letter
  25. Correspondence - Status Letter Rejected - Duplicate of 7/23 Status Letter
  26. Order -Notice of Related Appeal is Dismissed.
  27. Notice - Dismissal - NORA
  28. Motion - Amend Statement of the Case
  29. Amended Statement - Case - Appellant Rejected - Motion Needed
  30. Response - Motion - Stay - Dissolve
  31. Motion - Stay - Dissolve
  32. Correspondence - Status Letter
  33. Correspondence - Status Letter
  34. Correspondence - Status Letter
  35. Order - Remedy Deficiencies - Status letters due 7/18/24 and 7/24/24
  36. Transcript - Delivery Certificate-Davis Wille
  37. Order - Stay Appeal - Status Letters Due the 24th of the Month
  38. Statement - Case - Respondent
  39. Transcript - Initial Certificate - Davis Wille
  40. Statement - Case - Respondent
  41. Notice - Related Appeal
  42. Rejected NORA - Signature Did Not Match E-Filing Account Used
  43. Motion - Stay
  44. Notice - Case Filing
  45. Statement - Case - Appellant

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