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Court

San Diego Court

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-04
Status Stay Conditional Settlement
Type (u)pi/pd/wd Auto: Personal Injury (auto)
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence|Cramer, Terry Lee
Defendant Bolovits, Cheryl Ann|Del Rio, Giselle Ruiz
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Judge

Hon. Matthew C Braner

San Diego County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Complaint (Unlimited) Filed by Terrence Cramer, Terry Lee Cramer Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee Refers To: Defendant Bolovits, Cheryl Ann Defendant Del Rio, Giselle Ruiz
  2. (Cancelled) Case Management Conference Hearing Date: 5/9/2025 10:45 AM Judges: BRANER, MATTHEW C.; Central, C-60; Department: C-60 Cancellation Reason: Case Settled Before Hearing
  3. System Generated Notice E-mailed [email protected]
  4. Rejected Filing Notice of Unconditional Settlement Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee
  5. Notice of Dismissal by Court
  6. Minute Order
  7. Substitution of Attorney Civil (without Court Order) Filed by Terry Lee Cramer Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee
  8. Substitution of Attorney Civil (without Court Order) Filed by Terrence Cramer Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence
  9. Proof of Service of Summons - Personal Proof of Service of Summons - Personal Refers To: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee
  10. Proof of Service of Summons - Substitute Proof of Service of Summons - Substitute Refers To: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee
  11. System Generated Notice E-mailed [email protected]
  12. System Generated Notice E-mailed [email protected]
  13. System Generated Notice E-mailed [email protected]
  14. Stipulation to Alternative Dispute Resolution Process
  15. Notice to Litigants
  16. Notice of Case Assignment
  17. Civil Case Cover Sheet Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee
  18. Summons (Civil) Filed By: Plaintiff Cramer, Terrence Plaintiff Cramer, Terry Lee Refers To: Defendant Bolovits, Cheryl Ann Defendant Del Rio, Giselle Ruiz

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