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Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2025-06-23
Type Small Claims/entry And Detainer Under 5000.00
Docket 22 entries
Disposition order of dismissal
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Judge

Hon. Lelecas Nicholas

Delaware County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE AND ENTER AFFIDAVIT AND SUMMONS
  2. LAW LIBRARY ASSESSMENT
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION ASSESSMENT
  4. AFFIDAVIT AS TO MILITARY SERVICE
  5. ORDER AND RETURN - COPIES WERE SERVED TO THE PLAINTIFF ON 6/28/25 - NO SERVICE FEE
  6. CM: MATTER COMES BEFORE THE COURT ON THE SMALL CLAIMS DOCKET; PLAINTIFF APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT DOES NOT APPEAR DUE TO LACK OF SERVICE OR TIMELY SERVICE; ALIAS #1 TO BE ISSUED
  7. ISSUING ALIAS #1 TO DCSO FOR SERVICE
  8. ORDER AND RETURN - ALIAS #1 JANICE THOMPSON PERSONALLY SERVED ON 06/28/25 BY DCSO
  9. CM: MATTER COMES BEFORE THE COURT ON THE SMALL CLAIMS DOCKET; PLAINTIFF APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT DOES NOT APPEAR DUE TO LACK OF SERVICE; RESET UPON APPLICATION
  10. ISSUING ALIAS #2 FOR SERVICE - 07/14/25 AT 2:30PM
  11. CM: JUDGE CRUTCHFIELD REQUESTS THAT THE HEARING BE MOVED TO JULY 21, 2025, AT 2:30PM DUE TO ANOTHER DOCKET RUNNING AT THE SAME TIME AS SMALL CLAIMS AND PROTECTIVE ORDERS
  12. AMENDED ALIAS #1 ORDER AND RETURN - NO ATTEMPTS MADE - NO SERVICE FEE
  13. ALIAS #2 ORDER AND RETURN - 2 ATTEMPTS - NO CONTACT - NO SERVICE FEE
  14. ISSUING ALIAS #3 TO DCSO FOR SERVICE
  15. CM: MATTER COMES BEFORE THE COURT ON THE SMALL CLAIMS DOCKET; PLAINTIFF APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT WAIVES SERVICE; PARTIES ARE SENT TO MEDIATION; PARTIES CANNOT AGREE; CASE IS CONTINUED TO AUGUST 1, 2025, AT 1:30PM
  16. ALIAS #3 ORDER AND RETURN - SERVICE ATTEMPTED ONCE - NO SERVICE - NO SERVICE FEE
  17. ORDER OF CONTINUANCE - AUGUST 1, 2025, AT 1:30PM
  18. CM: PLAINTIFF PRESENT IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT PRESENT IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT REQUESTS TIME TO RETREIVE DOCUMENTS AND SUBPOENA WITNESSES; DEFENDANT ALLOWED TO PICK UP PERSONAL BELONGINGS ON 8/03/25 AT 2:00PM; THE COURT GRANTS CONTINUANCE TO 8/22/25 AT 1:30PM BY AGREEMENT OF PARTIES
  19. ORDER OF CONTINUANCE - AUGUST 22, 2025, AT 1:30PM
  20. CM: MATTER COMES BEFORE THE COURT ON THE SMALL CLAIMS DOCKET; PLAINTIFF APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; DEFENDANT APPEARS IN PERSON PRO SE; BOTH PARTIES ARE SWORN; PARTIES AGREE TO CONTINUE CASE TO OCTOBER 6, 2025, AT 2:30PM TO ALLOW DEFENDANT TIME TO MOVE HIMSELD AND HIS BELONGINGS OFF PLAINTIFFS PROPERTY
  21. CM: MATTER COMES BEFORE THE COURT ON THE SMALL CLAIMS DOCKET; PETITIONER FAILS TO APPEAR; DEFENDANT FAILS TO APPEAR; THE COURT DISMISSES CASE
  22. JE ORDER OF DISMISSAL

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