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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-29
Type Forcible Entry And Detainer
Docket 20 entries
Disposition fails
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Judge

Hon. Reilly Maxey P

Okfuskee County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE & ENTER AFFIDAVIT & ORDER
  2. LAW LIBRARY ASSESSMENT
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION ASSESSMENT
  4. (UNDER $5000.00)
  5. SHERIFF SERVICE - CIVIL
  6. AJE: COST DUE TO CARD ALLOCATION FEE
  7. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  8. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  9. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  10. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  11. ALIAS FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER AFFIDAVIT ISSUED
  12. AJE: COST DUE TO CARD ALLOCATION FEE
  13. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  14. ABSTRACT OF COURT RECORD
  15. RETURN OF SERVICE - NOT SERVED - JOE CAPPS II
  16. MINUTE ORDER-DEFT HAS NOT BEEN SERVED AND DOES NOT APPEAR. THE COURT AUTHORIZES AN ALIAS SUMMONS FOR 6-25-24 AM. UPON PAYMENT OF THE FEE BY PLAINTIFF
  17. APPLICATION TO ALLOW SERVICE BY POSTING OF SUMMONS
  18. ORDER ALLOWING SERVICE BY POSTING OF SUMMONS
  19. RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED - BY POSTING SUMMONS
  20. MINUTE ORDER - FORCIBLE ENTRY & DETAINER - PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT EACH APPEAR IN PERSON. DEFENDANT WAS ADVISED OF HIS RIGHTS AND REQUESTED A TRAIL. PLAINTIFF WAS SWORN AND TESTIMONY GIVEN. UPON REVIEWING THE EVIDENCE AND HEARING ORAL TESTIMONY, THE COURT FINDS IN FAVOR OF PLAINTIFF. DEFENDANT IS ORDERED TO VACATE THE PROPERTY AND REMOVE ALL BELONGINGS BY 9-25-2024. PLAINTIFF IS TO FILE FOR A WRIT OF ASSISTANCE IF DEFENDANT FAILS TO VACATE BY THAT DATE.

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