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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-17
Status Decided
Type Direct Appeal Civil Trusts (title 4)
Docket 41 entries
Disposition responsible

Docket Entries

  1. Event - Docketed and indexed
  2. Notice-Incoming - Record completion notice from district court
  3. Fees - Docket fee received (receipt e-served to E. Oblasser)
  4. otice-Outgoing - Docketing letter (E-Served via CTEF)
  5. otion - Dismiss - involuntary
  6. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellees' Motion to Dismiss; and Appellees' Memorandum and Points of Authority in Support of Motion to Dismiss
  7. etter returning check #10505 returned to DC clerk and not cashed as docket fee had already been received in this case. DCC stated that the attorney filed a supplemental NOA in FCE but based on the entries selected in FCE, he was charged again.
  8. rder on Motion to Dismiss Appeal (Motion to Dismiss under advisement and will be determined after appeal is taken under advisement)
  9. otion - Extension of time - brief
  10. vent - Hardcopy received - Motion for an Extension of Time to File Appellants' Brief
  11. rder - Grant - extension of time
  12. rief - Appellants
  13. vent - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellants
  14. otion - Extension of time - brief
  15. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellee's Motion for an Extension of Time to File Appellee's Brief
  16. rder - Grant - extension of time
  17. otion - Supplement the record (Stipulated)
  18. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellees' Stipulated Motion for Correction of the Record
  19. rder Granting Appellees' Stipulated Motion for Correction of the Record (Appellees are responsible for ensuring the transcripts are filed in the District Court for inclusion into the record)
  20. otice-Incoming - (Supplemental) Record completion notice from district court, updated to include four additional transcripts.
  21. rief - Appellee
  22. otice-Outgoing - Request for transmitted record on appeal
  23. otice-Outgoing - Notice of case maturity
  24. esignation of Record obo Appellees Kimsey
  25. vent - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellees and received Designation of Record
  26. otice-Incoming - Record transmittal notice from district court
  27. ecord - Transmitted record on appeal from district court clerk, five volumes (Volumes 1-4, Original Papers; Volume 5, Transcripts (4))
  28. rief - Appellant reply
  29. vent - Hardcopy received - Reply Briefs of Appellants
  30. rder - Oral argument scheduled
  31. otice-Outgoing - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting, complete and return by email to SC Clerk's Office
  32. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received from E. Vickery obo appellants
  33. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received from E. Oblasser obo appellants
  34. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received obo appellees
  35. otice-Internal - Oral argument notice argued before Chief Justice Fox; Justices Boomgaarden; Gray; Fenn and Jarosh (Earl "Lanny" Vickery and Erik Oblasser arguing obo of the appellants and Marshall Keller arguing obo the appellee) and taken under advisement
  36. rder - Notice of Reassignment Following Retirement (Honorable Kate Fox, Retired, assigned to service)
  37. otion - Correct (oral argument) record
  38. vent - Hardcopy received - Motion to Correct Appellees' Oral Argument Statement
  39. rder Correcting Appellees' Oral Argument Statement
  40. pinion - Opinion and journal order, affirming with Justice Gray writing for the Court.
  41. otion - Fees and costs

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