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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-05
Status OPEN
Type Other Real Property Circuit Civil
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Plaintiff The Solid Rock Foundation Of M
Defendant Duncan, Gregory Alan
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Judge

Hon. Herndon Lisa

Marion County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. ORDER GRANTING DEFTS MOTION TO DISMISS
  2. MOTION-MOTION TO DISMISS FILED BY DEFT GREGORY ALAN DUNCAN
  3. Judge: Assigned
  4. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $400.00
  5. Case 422024CA002092CAAXMX Filed with Clerk on 11/05/2024
  6. JUDGES WORKSHEET
  7. ORDER TRANSFERRING CASE TO CIRCUIT COURT
  8. ENVELOPE
  9. MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF DEFTS CLAIM OF OWNERSHIP BASED ON VERBAL TRANSFER AFFIDAVITS BILL OF SALE POWER OF ATTORNEY AND CORPORATE DISSOLUTION FILED BY DEFT
  10. NOTICE OF SERVING PLTFS HEARING EXHIBITS AND WITNESS LIST
  11. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE FILED BY PLTF
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING IN PERSON OR VIA ZOOM PLATFORM
  13. DEFAULT NOT ENTERED
  14. MOTION MOTION FOR FINAL JUDGMENT FILED BY PLTF
  15. EFILED MOTION FOR DEFAULT FILED BY PLTF
  16. AFFIDAVIT NON MILITARY FILED BY PLTF
  17. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND OR DEFAULT FILED BY DEFT
  18. MOTION MOTION TO DISMISS FILED BY DEFT
  19. ANSWER RESPONSE FILED BY DEFT
  20. RECEIPT FOR PRIORITY EXPRESS MAIL
  21. ENVELOPE
  22. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  23. SUMMONS ISSUED
  24. Payment received: $195.00 Receipt Number XX 969453
  25. Judge: Assigned
  26. EFILED SUMMONS
  27. PETITION/COMPLAINT
  28. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  29. Filer Selected Confidentiality Flag: NoConfidentialInformation
  30. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $195.00

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