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Court

Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas

Pennsylvania

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-30
Status SETTLED BY STIPULATION
Type Mc Landlord/tenant
Docket 68 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Moller, Yitz|Washington Lane Apartments
Defendant Hasty, Tambora Raydawn|All Occupants
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Judge

Hon. Roberts Joshua

Philadelphia County (PA)

Pennsylvania

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Docket Entries

  2. COMMENCEMENT BY APPEAL
  3. APPEAL FROM MUNICIPAL COURT
  4. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER ISSUED
  5. SUPERSEDEAS PAYMENT SCHEDULE
  6. SUPP INSTRUCTIONS OBTAIN STAY
  7. SUPERSEDEAS GRANTED
  8. MONIES DEPOSITED/PROTHY ESCROW
  9. RULE TO FILE COMPLAINT
  10. NOTICE GIVEN
  11. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  12. COMPLAINT FILED NOTICE GIVEN
  13. MONIES DEPOSITED/PROTHY ESCROW
  14. MONIES DEPOSITED/PROTHY ESCROW
  15. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  16. PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS
  17. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  18. AMENDED COMPLAINT FILED
  19. TERMINATION OF SUPERSEDEAS
  20. MONIES DEPOSITED/PROTHY ESCROW
  21. PRELIM OBJECTIONS-MARKED MOOT
  22. LISTED FOR PRE-TRIAL CONF
  23. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  24. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  25. MOTION TO STRIKE
  26. PRAECIPE TO WITHDRAW
  27. SUPERSEDEAS PAYMENT SCHEDULE
  28. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  29. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  30. WAITING TO LIST PRE-TRIAL CONF
  31. LISTED FOR PRE-TRIAL CONF
  32. PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS
  33. TERMINATION OF SUPERSEDEAS
  34. MOTION ASSIGNED
  35. MOTION ASSIGNMENT UPDATED
  36. AMENDED COMPLAINT FILED
  37. PRELIM OBJECTIONS-MARKED MOOT
  38. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  39. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  40. WAITING TO LIST FOR TRIAL
  41. LISTED FOR TRIAL
  42. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  43. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  44. PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS
  45. ANSWER TO PRELIMINARY OBJCTNS
  46. PRELIM OBJECTIONS ASSIGNED
  47. EMERGENCY MOTION/PET FILED
  48. MOTION ASSIGNED
  49. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  50. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  51. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  52. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  53. SETTLED BY STIPULATION
  54. COURT ORDERED PAYOUT OF ESCROW

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