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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-20
Status Closed
Type Small Claims (3 An)|Small Claim More Than $2,500
Docket 6 entries
Disposition dismissed by plaintiff

Parties

Plaintiff Hahn, William
Defendant Rosauer, Christopher
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Judge

Hon. Franciosi, Michael J

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Dismissed by Plaintiff
  2. Summons
  3. (CURED) Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: Unpaid Filing Fee Small Claims Deficiency Memo (4/21) Sent on: 03/20/2025 08:43:38.04
  4. [LODGED] Answer - Agreement Christopher Rosauer (Defendant);
  5. Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: File an answer that complies with court rules. Your answer does not comply because: it is unsigned. Please sign where indicated and return within ten days. You did not indicate service on the plaintiff(s). You must complete and sign the Certificate of Service at the bottom of the answer form. You must give the other side in the case copies of every document you file in court. This is called service. You must fill out the certificate of service section at the end of the form or file a separate certificate of service form listing: the documents you served, who you served, and when and how you provided copies to the other side in the case. You may use Certificate of Service (form TF-700). Serve by first-class mail or hand-delivery unless otherwise ordered by the court or if the other side agreed to service by fax or email by checking that option under the signature on that person's initial filing, then you may serve by that method instead. Civil Rule 5(f). Small Claims Deficiency Memo (4/21) Sent on: 04/04/2025 10:07:57.86
  6. Dismissal William Hahn (Plaintiff);

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