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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-15
Type Foreclosure
Docket 49 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Us Bank Trust National Association Not In Its Individual Capacity But Solely As Owner Trustee For Rcf 2 Acquisition Trust
Defendant Bush, Vernon R|Unknown Spouse Of Vernon R Bush If Any Name Unknown|State Of Ohio Department Of Taxation|Shawnee Hills Property Owner Association Inc|Greene County Treasurer|David S Peterson Administrator Of The Estate Of Vernon R Bush|Bush, Kendra G|Unknown Spouse Of Kendra G Bush If Any Name Unknown|Bush, Alivia

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Docket Entries

  1. REFUND OF PARTIAL DEPOSIT TO (TEXT) IN THE AMOUNT OF $
  2. FORECLOSURE FILING FEE
  3. CIVIL CASE INFORMATION SHEET FILED
  4. NOTICE FILED;
  5. PRELIMINARY JUDICIAL REPORT FILED;
  6. PRAECIPE FILED
  7. PRAECIPE FILED
  8. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  9. SUMMONS FEE
  10. PROCESS SERVER
  11. SUMMONS FEE
  12. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  13. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  14. ANSWER OF GC TREASURER FILED
  15. NOTICE FILED;
  16. ANSWER FILED;
  17. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  18. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  19. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  20. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  21. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  22. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  23. ANSWER FILED;
  24. MOTION FILED;
  25. ENTRY FILED;
  26. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  27. SUMMONS FEE
  28. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  29. ANSWER FILED;
  30. MOTION FILED;
  31. ORDER FILED;
  32. PRAECIPE FILED
  33. PROCESS SERVER
  34. SUMMONS FEE
  35. REGULAR MAIL SERVICE
  36. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  37. NOTICE OF FAILURE SENT
  38. PRAECIPE FOR SERVICE FILED;
  39. PROCESS SERVER
  40. SUMMONS FEE
  41. AFFIDAVIT FILED;
  42. NOTICE FILED;
  43. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  44. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  45. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  46. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  47. MOTION TO DISMISS FILED
  48. ENTRY FILED;
  49. HB 197 (03-22-2013) - 1 DOLLAR COMPUTERIZATION CHARGE FOR: JOURNALIZING, INDEXING,MAKING COMPLETE

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