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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-05
Type Cc Cert Of Lien Dor Taxes
Docket 8 entries
Disposition other final disposition

Parties

Plaintiff Department Of Reenuecollection Enforcement|Kisling, Michael Shayne
Defendant Primm, Brian L
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Judge

Hon. Redington Thomas P

Adair County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Judge/Clerk - Note Clerk's case import was acting up and made a duplicate filing on a case that had already been taken in. The clerk did not notice at the time that it was a duplicate filing, so she did not catch it before taking in the case. Please look at case number 24KN-MC00008 for the duplicate case filing. Clerk called OSCA for help, they advised the clerk to wait for further instructions and stated that our office was not the only one with case import acting up. Clerk called back to OSCA at least 3 times within the month and no further instructions had been given and OSCA never called the clerk back. The Director of Revenue had already filed an expungement on the case while waiting for instructions from OSCA, so after almost a month of the expungement being in the case import, the clerk took in the expungement and deleted the Judgment per the advisement of the Knox County Circuit Clerk. sdp
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  4. Withdrawal Cert of Lien by DOR EXPUNGEMENT. Filed By: MICHAEL SHAYNE KISLING On Behalf Of: DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE-COLLECTION ENFORCEMENT
  5. Judgment Entered
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  7. Other Final Disposition
  8. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: MICHAEL SHAYNE KISLING

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