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Court

Volusia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-07
Status OPEN
Type Condominium
Docket 47 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Richard Bergeron
Defendant Ocean House Condominium Inc
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Judge

Hon. Mary G Jolley

Volusia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  2. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  3. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  4. OBJECTION BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  5. MOTION TO STRIKE
  6. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  7. RESPONSE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  8. CERTIFICATE BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  9. REQUEST FOR COPIES
  10. NOTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  11. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  12. RESPONSE OF/TO AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  13. MOTION TO STRIKE
  14. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  15. ORDER TO STRIKE
  16. MOTION BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  17. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  18. AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  19. MOTION TO COMPEL
  20. HEARING SHEET
  21. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  22. NOTICE OF/FOR HEARING
  23. RESPONSE BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  24. RESPONSE BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  25. NOTICE OF/FOR HEARING
  26. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  27. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  28. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  29. NOTICE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  30. NOTICE OF UNAVAILABILITY
  31. MOTION TO STRIKE
  32. MOTION FOR EXTENSION / EXTENDING TIME
  33. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  34. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  35. NOTICE OF/FOR COMPLIANCE
  36. RESPONSE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  37. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  38. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  39. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  40. ANSWER BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  41. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  42. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  43. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER
  44. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  45. REQUEST FOR ALIAS SUMMONS
  46. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  47. COMPLAINT

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