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Court

Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-12
Type Forcible Entry And Detainer
Docket 17 entries
Disposition Judgment
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Judge

Hon. JOHNSON, GREGORY L.

Carter County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. ISSUE AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM W/ORDER
  2. LAW LIBRARY ASSESSMENT
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION
  4. SUMMONS IMCSO/JOHN STOUT
  5. AJE: COST DUE TO CARD ALLOCATION FEE
  6. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  7. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  8. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  9. AJE: MONIES DUE THE FOLLOWING AGENCY(IES) REDUCED
  10. SUMMARY ORDER-SMALL CLAIMS FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER DOCKET: CASE COMES FOR HEARING: CASE STRICKEN DUE TO LACK OF SERVICE AND ALIAS SUMMONS NEESSARY. CASE CONTINUED TO DECEMBER 2, 2024 AT 11:00 A.M. IT IS SO ORDERED
  11. **ALIAS** SUMMONS IMCSO/JOHN STOUT
  12. SUMMARY ORDER-SMALL CLAIMS FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER DOCKET: CASE COMES ON FOR HEARING: DEFENDANTS WERE NOT SERVED. CASE STRICKEN DUE TO LACK OF SERVICE AND ALIAS SUMMONS NECESSARY. CASE CONTINUED TO DECEMBER 12, 2024 AT 9:00 A.M. IT IS SO ORDERED.
  13. **2ND ALIAS SUMMONS**
  14. ALIAS SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED/JOHN STOUT
  15. ALIAS SUMMONS SENT CERT. MAIL
  16. PROOF OF SERVICE/SUMMONS RETURNED NOT SERVED
  17. ORDER AND JUDGMENT

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