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Court

Napa County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-24
Status Active
Type Small Claims Appeals
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Moscarelli, Anthony
Defendant R Ranch At The Lake Ranch Owner's Association
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Judge

Hon. Skelton, Douglas

Napa County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Plaintiff's Claim-$1,500 or Less
  2. Notice of Hearing Court
  3. Proof of Service
  4. Request: Postponement (Small Claims)
  5. Order
  6. Comment ORDER ON REQUEST TO POSTPONE
  7. Stipulation: Judge Pro Tem
  8. Minute Order
  9. Notice of Hearing Court
  10. Request
  11. Comment REQUEST FOR COURT ORDER AND ANSWER
  12. Response or Reply
  13. Order
  14. Comment Order on Request for Court Order - DENIED CPS 4/23/24
  15. Stipulation: Judge Pro Tem
  16. Authorization: Appear on Behalf of Party
  17. Minute Order
  18. Judgment
  19. Comment Small Claims Decision - Order After Small Claims Hearing
  20. Judgment: Notice of Entry (Small Claims)
  21. Certificate of Mailing
  22. Request
  23. Comment REQUEST FOR COURT ORDER AND ANSWER
  24. Order
  25. Comment ORDER ON REQUEST FOR COURT ORDER
  26. Request: Postponement (Small Claims)
  27. Order
  28. Comment ON REQUEST TO POSTPONE TRIAL
  29. Order
  30. Comment AMENDED ORDER ON REQUEST TO CONTINUE TRIAL
  31. Minute Order
  32. Stipulation: Judge Pro Tem
  33. Authorization: Appear on Behalf of Party
  34. Minute Order: Amended
  35. Judgment
  36. Notice of Entry of Judgment
  37. Certificate of Mailing
  38. Comment Exhibits returned
  39. Notice: Appeal (Small Claims)
  40. Notice of Hearing Court
  41. Trial De Novo
  42. Judicial Officer Skelton, Douglas C.

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