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Court

New Mexico Unified

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-04
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Debt And Money Due
Docket 58 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Mills Glenn|Mills Dana
Defendant Cedar Creek Cabin Owners Association
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Judge

Hon. Lund Katie G

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: GENERAL CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  2. STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL FILED
  3. Documentation Presented
  4. Documentation Presented
  5. Documentation Presented
  6. Documentation Presented
  7. Documentation Presented
  8. EXHIBIT LIST
  9. WITNESS LIST
  10. Documentation Presented
  11. Documentation Presented
  12. Documentation Presented
  13. Documentation Presented
  14. Documentation Presented
  15. Documentation Presented
  16. EXHIBIT LIST
  17. WITNESS LIST
  18. ORD: SCHEDULING ORDER
  19. NTC: OF HEARING
  20. NTC: OF HEARING
  21. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  22. MTN: Stipulated Continuance Motion
  23. NTC: OF HEARING
  24. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  25. MTN: Stipulated Continuance Motion
  26. NTC: OF HEARING
  27. MED: Outcome Report: No Settlement
  28. MED: Guidelines for Mediation
  29. NTC: OF HEARING
  30. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  31. MTN: Stipulated Continuance Motion
  32. ORD: Order Referring to Mediation
  33. MED: Guidelines for Mediation
  34. NTC: OF HEARING
  35. ANS: TO CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  36. RET: SUMMONS SERVED
  37. SUMMONS ISSUED
  38. Motion to Continue PreTrial Hearing
  39. NTC: OF HEARING
  40. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  41. MTN: Stipulated Continuance Motion
  42. Motion to Continue PreTrial Hearing
  43. NTC: OF HEARING
  44. MED: Outcome Report: No Settlement
  45. Uploaded by MagistrateADR system
  46. MED: Guidelines for Mediation
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  48. NTC: OF HEARING
  49. ORD: FOR CONTINUANCE
  50. MTN: Stipulated Continuance Motion
  51. Motion to Continue Mediation Hearing
  52. ORD: Order Referring to Mediation
  53. MED: Guidelines for Mediation
  54. NTC: OF HEARING
  55. ANS: TO CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  56. Defendant's Answer to Civil Complaint
  57. RET: SUMMONS SERVED
  58. SUMMONS ISSUED

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