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Filed 2024-11-04
Type Ap Employment Security
Docket 12 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ase Disposed- Other Mandate issued.
  2. ismissed Case disposed - Brief preserves nothing for appellate review
  3. ppellant's Brief Filed By: TINA FERGUSON
  4. n Courts Own Motion Time for filing appellant's opening brief extended to February 3, 2025.
  5. ourt Order Issued Now on this day, the Court notes that on December 19, 2024, it received appellant's two duplicate e-mails each with seventeen attached documents. The Court observes that appellant's brief is due January 3, 2025. The Court determines that the e-mails and attachments are not in the proper form to be filed as a brief as the required elements of a brief are not set out as required by Supreme Court Rule 84.04, there is no appendix, and there is no indication of service of the documents on respondent Heritage Tractor, Inc., a party shown as not represented by an attorney. See Supreme Court Rules 84.026 and 84.04. The Court, on its own motion, extends the time for appellant to file the opening brief to February 3, 2025. No further extensions of time to file said brief will be granted except for good cause arising out of extraordinary circumstances. Press of other business is not considered to be an extraordinary circumstance.
  6. ourt Order Issued ROA filed by the Commission on November 4, 2024. Notice given regarding filing of appellant's brief.
  7. ecord on Appeal Complete
  8. ecord on Appeal ROA; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  9. cknowledgement Letter Sent
  10. ivision Assigned
  11. OA Filed in Appellate Court
  12. o Filing Fee Due

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