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Court

Santa Barbara County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-17
Status Active
Type Limited Residential Unlawful Detainer (32)
Docket 32 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rta Carneros Village Llc
Defendant Henley, Jennifer|All Unnamed Occupants
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Judge

Hon. Geck, Donna D

Santa Barbara County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Court Trial
  2. Civil Case Cover Sheet Addendum (Local Form), Filed
  3. Plaintiff's Mandatory Cover Sheet - Unlawful Detainer, Filed
  4. Complaint Unlawful Detainer, Filed
  5. Summons Issued, Filed
  6. Civil Case Cover Sheet, Filed
  7. Order and Notice of Case Assignment, Filed
  8. Notice of Unlawful Detainer CCP1161.2, Filed
  9. Application for Order to Post Summons and Complaint, Filed
  10. Request for Entry of Default and Clerk's Judgment, Filed
  11. Proof of Service - Summons & Complaint, Filed
  12. Proof of Service - Summons & Complaint, Filed
  13. Verification by Landlord Regarding Rental Assistance, Filed
  14. Default Judgment by Clerk, Filed
  15. Proof of Service 5 Day Summons and Complaint
  16. Proof of Service 5 Day Summons and Complaint
  17. Writ of Execution, Issued
  18. Writ of Possession, Returned
  19. Proof of Electronic Service, Filed
  20. Request to Waive Court Fees, Filed
  21. Stipulation & Order, Filed
  22. Order on Court Fee Waiver, Denied/Filed
  23. Association of Attorney/Counsel, Filed
  24. Answer, Filed
  25. Proof of Electronic Service, Filed
  26. Request to Set Case for Trial, Filed
  27. Notice of Trial, Filed
  28. Settlement Conference
  29. Minute Order, Filed
  30. Court Trial
  31. Settlement Conference
  32. Minute Order, Filed

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