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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-22
Status Reopened
Type Civil District Court (3 Pa)|Debt Collection
Docket 7 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank
Defendant Roberts, Cory
Photo of Hon. Mc Kay, Patrick J

Judge

Hon. Mc Kay, Patrick J

North Slope Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Administrative Reassignment from Judge Not Assigned 3PA03 to Judge Patrick J. McKay Jr.
  2. Complaint for Debt Collection Receipt: 2181822 Date: 04/24/2024
  3. Attorney Information Attorney McLellan, Aaron Robert Paul representing Plaintiff(s) Discover Bank as of 04/22/2024
  4. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment
  5. Return of Service - Summons Served On: 5.04.2024 Cory Roberts (Defendant);
  6. Administrative Reassignment from Judge Thomas V Jamgochian to Not Assigned (3PA03)
  7. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: TO: AARON ROBERT PAUL MCLELLAN The following documents are being returned to you. Motion and Affidavit for Order of Default and Default Judgment ACTION NEEDED TO CORRECT FILING You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please do the following: The dollar amount in your motion and affidavit for order of default and default judgment and the propossed judgment and the complaint differ. The process server dollar amount in your Affidavit of Attorney Fees and Cost can only be for the actual cost of service on the return of service. In the Affidavit in Support of Judgment is the statement that the record-keeping systems contain information about which version of Discover Bank's Terms and conditions has been communicated to an account holder and accepted by an account holder through the use of his or her Discover Card after receipt of the terms and conditions is this stating there is no contract or promissory note, that it is kept electronically and if so, please add this to your affidavit. Civil Deficiency Memo (11/23) Sent on: 06/05/2025 15:04:10.68

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