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Shawnee Court

Kansas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-29
Status Post Judgment
Type Lm Seller Plaintiff (debt Collection)
Docket 26 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Truity Credit Union
Defendant Hardin, Noah Christopher
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Judge

Hon. Lee, Clinton

Leavenworth County (KS)

Kansas

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Docket Entries

  1. AFF: Affidavit (Generic) Military Affidavit Party: Plaintiff Truity Credit Union Military Affidavit
  3. PLE: Limited Action Petition Prayer Amount 5,000.01 - 25,000 Petition Party: Plaintiff Truity Credit Union Petition
  5. PLE: Summons - Chapter 61 Summons Party: Plaintiff Truity Credit Union Summons
  7. RET: Return of Service - Summons Return on Noah Hardin Bad Address Lives in Leavenworth 3/11/24
  9. NOT: Impending Dismissal Notice of Impending Dismissal
  10. Index # 1
  11. PLE: Summons - Chapter 61 - Alias Alias Summons
  12. Index # 2
  13. PLE: Summons - Chapter 61 - Alias Alias Summons
  14. Index # 3
  15. RET: Return of Service - Summons AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE No Service Papers Arrived After Court Date 9/30/24
  16. Index # 4
  17. PLE: Summons - Chapter 61 - Alias Alias Summons
  18. Index # 5
  19. RET: Return of Service - Summons Affidavit of Service r/s 12-19-24
  20. Index # 6
  21. MOT: Motion (Generic) Motion to Change Venue
  22. Index # 7
  23. ORD: Order (Generic) Order to Change Venue to Leavenworth County
  24. Index # 8
  25. NOT: Notice - No Sheriff Service Required Notice of Answer Hearing
  26. Index # 9

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