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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-31
Type Appeal In Certain Administrative Proceedings
Docket 14 entries
Disposition appeal is dismissed

Docket Entries

  1. rder Granting Motion and Dismissing Appeal with Prejudice order granting motion to dismiss Having reviewed the matter, the Court finds and orders as follows: 1. Appellee's Motion for Involuntary Dismissal is granted, and this appeal is dismissed with prejudice. See App. R. 9(A)(5); see also App. R. 10(F). 2. The Clerk of the Court is directed to send this order to the parties. 3. The Review Board is directed to file this order under Cause Number 23-R- 1060. Judicial Officer: Altice, Robert R. Party: Review Board Serve: Jones, Leah Serve: K, J Serve: Parks, Jay Serve: Rokita, Theodore Serve: Weiss, Natalie File Stamp: 07/12/2023
  2. rder Granting Motion and Dismissing Appeal with Prejudice Having reviewed the matter, the Court finds and orders as follows: 1. Appellee's Motion for Involuntary Dismissal is granted, and this appeal is dismissed with prejudice. See App. R. 9(A)(5); see also App. R. 10(F). 2. The Clerk of the Court is directed to send this order to the parties. 3. The Review Board is directed to file this order under Cause Number 23-R- 1060. Judicial Officer: Altice, Robert R. Party: Review Board Serve: Jones, Leah Serve: K, J Serve: Parks, Jay Serve: Rokita, Theodore Serve: Weiss, Natalie File Stamp: 07/12/2023
  3. orrected Entry Docket is corrected to show that second entry for Order Granting Motion and Dismissing Appeal with Prejudice dated 7/12/23 was created in error.
  4. ocument Transmitted
  5. ppearance by Deputy AG Natalie F. Weiss Certificate of Service-Mailed 06/15/23 DAG: Weiss, Natalie Party: Review Board File Stamp: 06/15/2023
  6. otion to Dismiss Certificate of Service-Mailed 06/15/23 Attorney: Weiss, Natalie Party: Review Board File Stamp: 06/15/2023
  7. otice of Appeal Filed Certificate of Service-Method not Specified 05/30/23 (as stated) Attorney: K, J Party: K, J File Stamp: 05/31/2023
  8. OA Service to Trial Court Sent Date: 06/08/2023
  9. iling Fee Not Paid/Rule 40 Compliance Missing
  10. eceived Document Receive Date: 06/05/23 Notice of Appearance - certificate of service lacks method of service and names of parties/counsel served - Notice of Appeal serves as appearance. PostmarkDate: 05/31/2023
  11. eceived Document Receive Date: 06/05/23 Clerk's Motion for Extension of Time to File Record - submitted by appellant; only the clerk can request this extension. PostmarkDate: 05/31/2023
  12. otice Regarding Case Creation Party: K, J Serve: K, J Notice Sent: 06/08/2023
  13. ocument Transmitted
  14. ocument Transmitted

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