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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-26
Status Petition to Appoint Receiver - Active
Type Petition To Appoint Receiver
Docket 54 entries

Docket Entries

  1. PTRCV - Petition to Appoint Receiver
  2. CICS - Case Information Cover Sheet
  3. ORTSC - Order to Show Cause
  4. AFSRS - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate Of Service - Served
  5. AFSRS - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate Of Service - Served
  6. OB - Objection / Opposition
  7. DCLR - Declaration
  8. DCLR - Declaration
  9. DCLR - Declaration
  10. DCLR - Declaration
  11. DCLR - Declaration
  12. DCLR - Declaration
  13. DCLR - Declaration
  14. DCLR - Declaration
  15. DCLR - Declaration
  16. DCLR - Declaration
  17. DCLR - Declaration
  18. DCLR - Declaration
  19. DCLR - Declaration
  20. DCLR - Declaration
  21. DCLR - Declaration
  22. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  23. RPY - Reply
  24. DCLR - Declaration
  25. DCLR - Declaration
  26. DCLR - Declaration
  27. DCLR - Declaration
  28. DCLR - Declaration
  29. DCLR - Declaration
  30. DCLR - Declaration
  31. DCLRM - Declaration of Mailing
  32. DCLR - Declaration
  33. DCLR - Declaration
  34. DCLR - Declaration
  35. DCLR - Declaration
  36. DCLR - Declaration
  37. DCLR - Declaration
  38. DCLR - Declaration
  39. DCLR - Declaration
  40. DCLR - Declaration
  41. DCLR - Declaration
  42. DCLR - Declaration
  43. DCLR - Declaration
  44. DCLR - Declaration
  45. DCLR - Declaration
  46. DCLR - Declaration
  47. DCLR - Declaration
  48. DCLR - Declaration
  49. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  50. MINS - Minutes Hearing continued
  51. ORDYMT - Order Denying Motion / Petition
  52. NTHG - Notice of Hearing
  53. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  54. RPT - Report

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