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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-07
Type Ap Civil Appeal Circuit
Docket 10 entries

Docket Entries

  1. NOA Filed in Circuit Court
  2. Disp-Tran W/O Opin- SC Order ORDER ISSUED: CAUSE ORDERED TRANSFERRED TO THE MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS, WESTERN DISTRICT, WHERE JURISDICTION IS VESTED. MO. CONST. ART. V, SEC. 11.
  3. Notice Notice Of Ruling By Trial Court On Remand; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: IRENE C. KARNS On Behalf Of: RONNIE POPE
  4. Court Order Issued ORDER ISSUED: PURSUANT TO RULE 81.10, APPELLANT'S MOTION TO SET BOND/BAIL AND MOTION FOR ORDER INSTRUCTING RECEIVER TO RETURN ESCROWED FUNDS IN EXCESS OF SUPERSEDEAS BOND TO DEFENDANT IS HEREBY REMANDED TO THE CIRCUIT COURT TO MAKE A DETERMINATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 81.09. THE PARTIES SHALL NOTIFY THIS COURT IN WRITING WHEN THE MATTER OF THE BOND HAS BEEN RESOLVED. Associated Entries: 10/08/2024 - Other Motion +
  5. Other Motion Motion For Order Instructing Receiver To Return Escrowed Funds In Excess of Supersedeas Bond To Defendant; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: IRENE C. KARNS On Behalf Of: RONNIE POPE Associated Entries: 10/10/2024 - Court Order Issued +
  6. Note to Clerk eFiling Filed By: IRENE C. KARNS
  7. Motion to Set Bond/Bail Motion For Setting Of Supercedeas Bond; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: IRENE C. KARNS On Behalf Of: RONNIE POPE
  8. Correspondence Sent NOTICE OF APPEAL ACK. LETTER SENT.
  9. NOA Filed in Appellate Court RONNIE POPE'S NOTICE OF APPEAL. (N.O.A. FILED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ON OCTOBER 3, 2024). Filed By: IRENE C. KARNS On Behalf Of: RONNIE POPE
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