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Court

Wayne Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-03
Status Final
Type (ck) Contracts
Docket 50 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Usa Underwriters
Defendant Auto Club Insurance Association
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Judge

Hon. (Judicial Officer Gibson, Sheila Ann)

Wayne County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. Closed/Final - Order of Dismissal, Signed and Filed
  2. Service Review Scheduled
  3. Status Conference Scheduled
  4. Case Filing Fee - Paid
  5. Proof of Service, Filed
  6. Service of Complaint, filed
  7. Motion for Alternate Service, Filed
  8. Motion for Alternate Service, Filed-WVD
  9. Proof of Service, Filed
  10. Service of Complaint, filed
  11. Proof of Service, Filed
  12. Proof of Service, Filed
  13. Order for Special Service, Signed and Filed
  14. Order for Special Service, Signed and Filed
  15. Answer to Affirmative Defenses, Filed
  16. Proof of Service, Filed
  17. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  18. Proof of Service, Filed
  19. Proof of Service, Filed
  20. Proof of Service, Filed
  21. Service of Complaint, filed
  22. Default, Request, Affidavit and Entry Filed
  23. Proof of Service, Filed
  24. Proof of Service, Filed
  25. Status Conference
  26. Status Conference Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  27. Default, Request, Affidavit and Entry Filed
  28. Proof of Service, Filed
  29. Proof of Service, Filed
  30. Default, Request, Affidavit and Entry Filed
  31. Proof of Service, Filed
  32. Proof of Service, Filed
  33. Proof of Service, Filed
  34. Proof of Service, Filed
  35. Witness List, Filed
  36. Proof of Service, Filed
  37. Motion for Default Judgment, Filed
  38. Proof of Service, Filed
  39. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  40. Praecipe, Filed
  41. Motion Received for Scheduling
  42. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  43. Proof of Service, Filed
  44. Motion Hearing
  45. Party Closed - Default Judgment Granted, Order to Follow
  46. Proof of Service, Filed
  47. Party Final - Default Judgment Granted, Signed and Filed
  48. Notice of Presentment
  49. Proof of Service, Filed
  50. No Objections Received to 7-Day Order

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