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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-13
Status Disposed
Type Eviction Appeal
Docket 36 entries
Disposition final judgment

Docket Entries

  1. Returned To Sender
  2. CV-Transcript (Appeal)
  3. Certified Mail Issued
  4. Certified Mail Issued
  5. Certified Mail Issued
  6. Mail
  7. Mail
  8. Mail
  9. Returned To Sender
  10. Returned To Sender
  11. Eviction Appeal
  12. Final Judgment
  13. Writ Of Possession
  14. Notice Of Court Order
  15. Notice Of Court Order
  16. Writ Returned
  17. Receipt of Exhibits
  18. Returned To Sender
  19. Final Judgment
  20. CV-Transcript (Appeal)
  21. Certified Mail Issued
  22. Certified Mail Issued
  23. Certified Mail Issued
  24. Mail
  25. Mail
  26. Mail
  27. Returned To Sender
  28. Returned To Sender
  29. Eviction Appeal
  30. Final Judgment
  31. Writ Of Possession
  32. Notice Of Court Order
  33. Notice Of Court Order
  34. Writ Returned
  35. Receipt of Exhibits
  36. Returned To Sender

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