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Court

Santa Barbara County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-03
Status Active
Type Unlimited Petition Re:arbitration Award (11)
Docket 54 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Tsb Ag Inc
Defendant Andersen & Sons Shelling Inc
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Judge

Hon. Geck, Donna D

Santa Barbara County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing, Filed
  2. Petition to Confirm Arbitrator's Award, Filed
  3. Civil Case Cover Sheet, Filed
  4. Civil Case Cover Sheet Addendum (Local Form), Filed
  5. Summons Issued, Filed
  6. Order and Notice of Case Assignment, Filed
  7. Notice, Filed
  8. Response, Filed
  9. Motion, Filed
  10. Declaration, Filed
  11. Notice, Filed
  12. Declaration, Filed
  13. Memorandum of Points & Authorities, Filed
  14. Declaration, Filed
  15. Proof of Electronic Service, Filed
  16. Notice of Motion, Filed
  17. Memorandum of Points & Authorities, Filed
  18. Request for Judicial Notice, Filed
  19. Declaration, Filed
  20. Proof of Service, Filed
  21. Proof of Service - Summons & Complaint, Filed
  22. Request for Entry of Default, Filed
  23. Proof of Service 30 Day Summons and Complaint
  24. Proof of Service - Summons & Complaint, Filed
  25. Proof of Service 30 Day Summons and Complaint
  26. Notice, Filed
  27. Opposition, Filed
  28. Request for Judicial Notice, Filed
  29. Declaration, Filed
  30. Proof of Electronic Service, Filed
  31. Motion, Filed
  32. Declaration, Filed
  33. Reply, Filed
  34. Opposition, Filed
  35. Supplemental Declaration, Filed
  36. Objection, Filed
  37. Motion
  38. Motion: Judgment on Pleadings
  39. Minute Order, Filed
  40. Motion
  41. Motion: Judgment on Pleadings
  42. Minute Order, Filed
  43. Notice of Resetting Hearing, Filed
  44. Request to Appear by Zoom and Order - GRANTED, Filed
  45. Motion
  46. Motion: Judgment on Pleadings
  47. Minute Order, Filed
  48. Order After Hearing, Filed
  49. Notice of Entry of Order or Ruling, Filed
  50. Notice of Appeal, Filed
  51. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing, Filed
  52. Notice of Default on Appeal, Filed
  53. Appellant's Notice Designating Record on Appeal, Filed
  54. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing, Filed

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