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Court

Lowndes

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-17
Status Disposed
Type Other General Civil*
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Baskin, Stephen M
Defendant Pierce, Stacy
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Judge

Hon. Prine, James L

Lowndes County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition/Complaint View Document Complaint to file.pdf Comment Complaint For Control of Your Way Moving, LLC Damages and Injunctive Relief
  2. Summons View Document Summons to file.pdf Comment Summons
  3. Answer View Document Pierce.pdf Comment Defendant's Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint for Control of Your Way Moving, LLC, Damages, and Injunctive Relief
  4. Acknowledgment View Document Acknowledgement (signed).pdf Comment Acknowledgment and Waiver of Service
  5. Notice View Document Notice of Hearing.pdf Comment Notice of Hearing
  6. Service View Document Certificate of Discovery 5.2.pdf Comment Certificate of Service Pursuant to Rule 5.2
  7. Pleading View Document Baskins 5.2 Second Notice to Produce Request for Production Certificate.pdf Comment Discovery Certificate Pursuant to Rule 5.2 - Plaintiff's Second Notice to Produce/Request for Production of Documents to Defendant
  8. Miscellaneous View Document Subpoena Baskin - Dwyer.pdf Comment Subpoena - Rueben Dwyer
  9. Miscellaneous View Document Subpoena Baskin - Colony Bank.pdf Comment Subpoena Colony Bank
  10. Miscellaneous View Document subpoena Baskin Case - FMB.pdf Comment Subpoena - Farmers and Merchants Bank
  11. Miscellaneous View Document Subpoena Baskin case - Rice CPA.pdf Comment Subpoena Stephen Rice CPA
  12. Hearing Judicial Officer Prine, James L Hearing Time 9:30 AM Comment Damages and Injunctive Relief
  13. Civil Calendar Call Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  14. Civil Calendar Call Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  15. Order View Document Signed consent order to file.pdf Comment Consent Order (Prine)
  16. Civil Calendar Call Judicial Officer Voyles, Gregory A. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  17. Civil Calendar Call Judicial Officer Prine, James L Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  18. Civil Calendar Call Judicial Officer McDaniel, Brian A Hearing Time 9:30 AM

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