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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-02
Status Closed
Type Condemnation
Docket 67 entries
Disposition dismissal without prejudice

Docket Entries

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  16. orrespondence
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  18. ommissioners Appointed
  19. eturned Mail
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  21. orrespondence for Judicial Approval
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  24. cheduling Order
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  34. eturned Mail
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  36. roposed Order or Document
  37. tipulation
  38. ther Document
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  43. roposed Order or Document
  44. rder-Other
  45. eturned Mail
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  47. aken Under Advisement
  48. earing Held Remote
  49. rder-Other
  50. otice of Dismissal without Prejudice
  51. eturned Mail
  52. roposed Order or Document
  53. otice of Dismissal without Prejudice
  54. otice of Dismissal without Prejudice
  55. rder-Other
  56. eturned Mail
  57. otice of Appearance
  58. otice of Dismissal without Prejudice
  59. ffidavit of Service
  60. eturned Mail
  61. ffidavit of Mailing
  62. otice of Hearing
  63. eturned Mail
  64. ffidavit of Service
  65. otice by Attorney or Party
  66. rder-Other
  67. otice of Case Assignment

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