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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-08
Status Filed
Type Eviction Appeal
Docket 17 entries

Docket Entries

  1. CV-Transcript (Appeal)
  2. Mail Carolyn Sue Carter
  3. Mail R. Kemp Kasling
  4. Mail Shannon Suzanne Carter
  5. Certified Mail Issued Shannon Suzanne Carter, signed, USPS#9202 1901 0661 5400 0197 2543 70
  6. Certified Mail Issued R. Kemp Kasling, sign, USPS#9202 1901 0661 5400 0197 2544 31
  7. Certified Mail Issued Carolyn Sue Carter, Sign, USPS#9202 1901 0661 5400 0197 2542 33
  8. Served Shannon Suzanne Carter
  9. Served R. KEMP KASLING Law Offices of R. Kemp Kasling, PC
  10. Served CAROLYN SUE CARTER C/O Kemp Kasling Law Office of R Kemp Kasling PC
  11. Eviction Appeal (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan) IN PERSON Result: Reset
  12. Electronic Docket Entry Hearing in person. Appearances by counsel, Kemp Kasling, for Landlord(mother), and by Shannon Suzanne Carter, Tenant. Shannon Carter asserted that she requested a jury trial and that is not required to pay the jury fee. Kasling did not know of demand until today. The Court took judicial notice of the jury demand in the written answer that Shannon Carter post-judgment but in the JP Court. The Court agreed that Shannon Carter's approved-Statement of Inability to Pay Costs covered the jury demand fee. The Court directed to parties to agree upon a jury trial date in coordination with the Court's administrative staff.
  13. Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan) Result: Reset
  14. Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan) SEE NOTES Result: Continued
  15. Motion For Summary Judgment
  16. Notice Of Hearing on Appellee's Traditional Motion for Summary Judgment
  17. Motion For Summary Judgment (3:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan) IN PERSON

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