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Court

New Mexico Unified

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-18
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Debt And Money Due
Docket 33 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Williams John
Defendant Moreno Gabriel
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Judge

Hon. Hronich, Amy

Colfax County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: GENERAL CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  2. CLS: Stipulation of Dismissal Mediated Settlement Agreement
  3. MED: Outcome Report: Settled Fully During Mediation
  4. MED: Guidelines for Mediation
  5. INTERPRETER REQUESTED
  6. NTC: OF HEARING
  7. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  8. MTN: FOR CONTINUANCE
  9. INTERPRETER SCHEDULED
  10. INTERPRETER REQUESTED
  11. NTC: OF HEARING
  12. ORD: Order Referring to Mediation
  13. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE FILED
  14. ANS: TO CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  15. NTC: OF HEARING
  16. MTN: REQUEST FOR SETTING/ HEARING
  17. Acknowledgement of Receipt of Civil Documents by Mail
  18. NTC: Notice of Service
  19. SUMMONS ISSUED
  20. ANS: NO ANSWER RECEIVED
  21. RPN: REFILED COMPLAINT
  22. NTC: Notice of Service
  23. SUMMONS ISSUED
  24. PTH; 12/18/23 @ 2:00pm; (GM)
  25. MTN: REQUEST FOR SETTING/ HEARING
  26. Acknowledgement of Receipt of Civil Documents by Mail
  27. NTC: Notice of Service
  28. SUMMONS ISSUED
  29. ANS: NO ANSWER RECEIVED
  30. RPN: REFILED COMPLAINT
  31. NTC: Notice of Service
  32. incomplete service
  33. SUMMONS ISSUED

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