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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-13
Status Open
Type 09 Unlimited Other Collections
Docket 20 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Educational Employees Credit Union
Defendant Akif, Muhammad

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Case Management Conference Judicial Officer Diaz, Maria G Hearing Time 3:00 PM
  2. Civil case cover sheet View Document Civil Case Cover Sheet
  3. Declaration Filed View Document Declaration
  4. Summons issued and filed View Document Summons
  5. Notice of Hearing View Document CV-48 Notice of Case Management Conference and Assignment of Judge for All Purposes Comment Notice of CMC and CJAP by email
  6. Request to Enter Default Denied View Document Request for Entry of Default Comment Proof of Service is defective.
  7. Proof of Service View Document Proof of Service of Summons
  8. Dismissal of Doe Defendant(s) View Document Request for Dismissal Comment Without Prejudice Does: 1-25
  9. Judgment Received View Document Proposed Judgment Comment Not forwarded due to denied default.
  10. Application Filed View Document Application for Court Judgment Comment /Order: Re: Copies **No action taken**
  11. Summons and Complaint Unserved Comment Page 4 is missing signature.
  12. Request to Enter Default View Document Request to Enter Default
  13. Proof of Service View Document First Amended Proof of Service Comment First Amended Proof of Service
  14. Judgment Received View Document [Proposed Judgment] Comment Pending Review [Proposed Judgment]
  15. Application Filed View Document [Pending] Application for Court Judgment, Order RE: Copies Comment [Pending] Order RE: Copies
  16. Summons and Complaint Served
  17. Case Management Statement Filed View Document - Case Management Statement Comment HRG
  18. Chambers Work- Pre Original Type Chambers Work- Pre Judicial Officer Diaz, Maria G Hearing Time 6:00 AM Result Heard
  19. Minute Order Attachment View Document Minute Order Attachment
  20. Declaration Filed View Document Declaration of Sheryl D Noel Comment of Sheryl D. Noel

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