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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-14
Type Cc Temporary Restraining Order
Docket 7 entries
Disposition disposed

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Plaintiff Penningthurman, Wilma
Defendant City Of St. Louis Water Division
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Judge

Hon. Whyte Joseph Patrick

St. Louis city (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. et Filed in Circuit Ct
  2. earing Scheduled Scheduled For: 10/29/2025; 3:30 PM; JOSEPH PATRICK WHYTE; City of St. Louis
  3. mended Motion/Petition Filed AMENDED PETITION
  4. rder The Court GRANTS Plaintiff's oral motion to amend her Petition to have it verified. SO ORDERED: JUDGE JOSEPH P. WHYTE #38194
  5. ummons Issued-Circuit Document ID: 25-SMCC-13762, for CITY OF ST LOUIS WATER DIVISION
  6. rder THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED that Plaintiff's Motion for Temporary Restraining Order is hereby GRANTED. Since the Court believes the City of St. Louis Water Division will suffer little to no damage or harm, Plaintiff's request to waive bond is GRANTED. Defendant City of St. Louis Water Division shall NOT shut off the water services to 3864-68 Shenandoah Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63110 until the expiration of the restraining order or until further Order of this Court. This Order shall expire fifteen days after its entry. The preliminary injunction hearing is set in the case for October 28, 2029 at 3:30 pm. SO ORDERED: JUDGE JOSEPH P. WHYTE #38194
  7. onfid Filing Info Sheet Filed Filed By: WILMA PENNING-THURMAN

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