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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-16
Status Disposition Filed
Type Civil Appeal General Proper Person
Docket 10 entries
Disposition affirmance

Docket Entries

  1. ransferred from Supreme Court. (COA)
  2. iled Appellant's Notice of Bankruptcy Filing. (SC)
  3. iled Order Regarding Bankruptcy. The parties shall have 14 days from the date of this order to inform this court, in writing, the status of the bankruptcy proceedings and whether this appeal is subject to an automatic bankruptcy stay. (COA)
  4. iled Proper Person Robert R. Pilkington Motion to Expedite Appeal (COA)
  5. iled Proper Person Robert R. Pilkington Motion to Expedite Appeal (COA)
  6. iled Filed Respondent's Response to Order Regarding Bankruptcy and Response to Motion to Expedite Appeal (COA)
  7. iled Respondent Simpson's Joinder to Lenk Heirs' Response to Order Regarding Bankruptcy and Response to Motion to Expedite Appeal (COA)
  8. iled Order Dismissing Appeal. "We therefore dismiss this appeal without prejudice to appellants' right to move for reinstatement of the appeal upon either the lifting of the bankruptcy stay or final resolution of the bankruptcy proceedings, if appellants deem such a motion appropriate at the time." fn2 [In light of our resolution, we necessarily deny appellants' pending motions to expedite this appeal.] COA-BB/MG/DW. (COA)
  9. iled Proper Person Robert Pilkington Motion for Reinstatement of Appeal (COA)
  10. iled Order Granting Motion and Reinstating Appeal. Appellants have moved to reinstate this appeal. The motion is granted. The clerk of the court shall therefore reinstate this appeal. (COA)

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