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Court

Washoe District

Nevada

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-21
Status Case Disposed
Type Gc Other Civil Matters
Docket 31 entries
Disposition voluntary dismissal

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank,
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Judge

Hon. Drakulich Kathleen

Washoe County (NV)

Nevada

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Docket Entries

  1. 32. $1425 - $Complaint - Civil
  2. 2. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  3. 3. 2915 - Ord Dismissal w/o Prejudice
  4. 4. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  5. 5. 3330 - Ord to Proceed ...
  6. 6. 2520 - Notice of Appearance
  7. 7. 2589 - Notice of Stricken Document
  8. 8. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  9. 9. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  10. 10. 3330 - Ord to Proceed ...
  11. 11. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  12. 12. A095 - **Case Stayed Pending Arb
  13. 13. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  14. 14. 3366 - Ord Vacating
  15. 15. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  16. 16. 2589 - Notice of Stricken Document
  17. 17. 3860 - Request for Submission
  18. 18. 4050 - Stipulation ...
  19. 19. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  20. 20. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  21. 21. 4050 - Stipulation ...
  22. 22. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  23. 23. 2589 - Notice of Stricken Document
  24. 24. 1130 - Answer ...
  25. 25. $1560 - $Def 1st Appearance - CV
  26. 26. PAYRC - **Payment Receipted
  27. 27. 1817 - Initial Appear. Fee Disclosure
  28. 28. 1067 - Affidavit/Declaration of Service
  29. 29. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  30. 30. PAYRC - **Payment Receipted
  31. 31. 4090 - ** Summons Issued

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