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Court

Hillsborough Co

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-24
Status Closed
Type Eminent Domain
Docket 40 entries
Disposition FINAL DISPOS

Parties

Plaintiff Hillsborough County
Defendant Bresnahan, Philip M
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Judge

Hon. Ellison., Alissa. Mc Kee

Hillsborough Co

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  2. NOTICE OF DROPPING NAMED PARTIES
  3. ORDER ON STIPULATION OF THE PARTIES
  4. NOTICE OF CANCELLING HEARING
  5. ORDER
  6. NOTICE
  7. NOTICE OF DROPPING NAMED PARTY
  8. NOTICE OF DROPPING NAMED PARTIES
  9. EMINENT DOMAIN REGISTRY DEPOSIT
  10. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE
  11. AMENDED MOTION TO - FOR
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING
  13. MOTION FOR DISBURSEMENT
  14. ORDER OF TAKING
  15. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  16. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE RETURNED SERVED
  17. ANSWER TO PETITION
  18. ANSWER
  19. General Differentiated Case Management Order
  20. E-FILED SUMMONS ISSUED
  21. E-FILED SUMMONS ISSUED
  22. E-FILED SUMMONS ISSUED
  23. REQUEST FOR SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED (E-Filed)
  24. AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF
  25. ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
  26. NOTICE OF FILING
  27. NOTICE OF FILING
  28. NOTICE OF FILING
  29. NOTICE OF FILING
  30. NOTICE OF FILING
  31. NOTICE OF FILING
  32. REQUEST FOR SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED (E-Filed)
  33. REQUEST FOR SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED (E-Filed)
  34. E-FILED CIVIL INDIGENT APPLICATION/FEE WAIVER
  35. DECLARATION OF TAKING
  36. LIS PENDENS
  37. COMPLAINT
  38. REQUEST FOR DIVISION ASSIGNMENT (E-FILING)
  39. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  40. General Differentiated Case Management Applies

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