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Court

Cuyahoga County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-03
Status INACTIVE
Type Consumer Debt
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank
Defendant Bryan Bailey
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Judge

Hon. Jennifer O'donnell

Cuyahoga County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE FILED: COMPLAINT
  2. SUMMONS E-FILE COPY COST
  3. WRIT FEE
  4. REQUEST FOR SERVICE FILED INSTRUCTION FOR SERVICE BY ORDINARY MAIL
  5. REFUND BALANCE OF CASE COST DEPOSIT TO CAPITAL ONE N.A. SBM TO DISCOVER BANK
  6. MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL, FILED 12/08/2025, IS GRANTED. THE CLERK OF COURTS IS TO SUBSTITUTE ATTORNEY AYAN S. MUDRA AS COUNSEL OF RECORD FOR PLAINTIFF. NOTICE ISSUED
  7. MOTION FILED FOR P1 DISCOVER BANK RYAN S. MUDRA 0101822 MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  8. PURSUANT TO CIV.R. 4(E) AND PRIOR NOTICE, CASE DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. COURT COSTS ASSESSED TO THE PLAINTIFF(S). NOTICE ISSUED
  9. PURSUANT TO CIV.R. 4(E), PLAINTIFF IS HEREBY ON NOTICE THAT FAILURE TO PERFECT SERVICE WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THIS DATE, OR SHOW GOOD CAUSE WHY SERVICE WAS NOT MADE, WILL RESULT IN DISMISSAL WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. NOTICE ISSUED
  10. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT NO. 56608961 RETURNED 5/5/2025 FAILURE OF SERVICE ON DEFENDANT BAILEY/BRYAN/ - UNCLAIMED NOTICE MAILED TO PLAINTIFF(S) ATTORNEY
  11. SUMS COMPLAINT(56608961) SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL. TO: BRYAN BAILEY 23829 GESSNER RD NORTH OLMSTED, OH 44070
  12. SUMMONS E-FILE COPY COST
  13. WRIT FEE
  14. JUDGE JENNIFER O'DONNELL ASSIGNED (RANDOM)
  15. LEGAL RESEARCH
  16. LEGAL NEWS
  17. LEGAL AID
  18. COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
  19. COMPUTER FEE
  20. CLERK'S FEE
  21. DEPOSIT AMOUNT PAID DAVID MULLEN

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