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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-11
Type Civil Plenary
Docket 21 entries
Disposition appeal is dismissed

Docket Entries

  1. otion to Stay Certificate of Service not provided. Attorney: WILKEY, PLEASURE File Stamp: 03/11/2025
  2. ocument Transmitted
  3. ocket Sheet Transmitted for Dismissal No Appellant's Brief Filed
  4. otice of Completion of Transcript Certificate of Service- Electronically Served 4/21/2025 File Stamp: 04/21/2025
  5. lectronic Documents Received from Trial Court Clerk Volumes of Transcripts - One (1) Volumes of Exhibits - One (1) Volumes of T/C - One (1) Received Electronically 4/21/2025 Postmark: 04/21/2025
  6. otice of Completion of Clerk's Record Transcript Complete Certificate of Service-Mailed to appellant and electronic mail to all other parties 04/15/25 File Stamp: 04/15/2025
  7. rder Denying Motion to Stay order denying appellant's motion for stay of order Having reviewed the matter, the Court finds and orders as follows: 1. Appellant's Emergency Motion for Stay of Order to Sell Land in the Siegell Pruett Estate Pending Appeal is denied. 2. The Clerk of the Court is directed to send this order to the parties, the trial court, and the Parke Circuit Court Clerk. 3. The Parke Circuit Court Clerk is directed to file this order under Cause Numbers 61C01-1407-ES-22 and 61C01-2305-PL-177, and, pursuant to Indiana Trial Rule 77(D), the Clerk shall place the contents of this order in the Record of Judgments and Orders. Vaidik, J., Baker, Sr.J., concur. Bailey, J., dissents. Judicial Officer: Altice, Robert R. Party: WILKEY, PLEASURE Serve: Antonini, Henry Serve: Burchett, Sara Serve: Pruett, Angie Serve: Pruett, Shawn File Stamp: 03/13/2025
  8. orrected Entry Entry showing original receipt of Motion to Stay is corrected to show the MOtion was tendered 03/11/25.
  9. eceived Document Receive Date: 03/11/25 Motion for Stay - Filing Fee not paid (and missing certificate of service) PostmarkDate: 03/11/2025
  10. ocument Transmitted
  11. eceived Document Receive Date: 03/11/25 Certificate of service for Motion to Stay & Receipt of Certified Mailing PostmarkDate: 03/11/2025
  12. ursuant to App.R. 23(D), Parties Notified of Filing Clerk Comments: Motion to Stay Serve: Antonini, Henry Serve: Burchett, Sara Serve: Pruett, Angie Serve: Pruett, Shawn Serve: WILKEY, PLEASURE Sent Date: 03/11/2025
  13. ocument Transmitted
  14. otice of Appeal Filed Certificate of Service-Mailed 03/10/25 Attorney: WILKEY, PLEASURE Party: WILKEY, PLEASURE File Stamp: 03/11/2025
  15. OA Service to Trial Court Sent Date: 03/11/2025
  16. eceived Document Receive Date: 03/10/25 Motion for Stay - Filing Fee not paid PostmarkDate: 03/11/2025
  17. otice Regarding Case Creation Party: WILKEY, PLEASURE Notice Sent: 03/11/2025
  18. iling Fee Not Paid/Rule 40 Compliance Missing
  19. ocument Transmitted
  20. ocument Transmitted
  21. iling Fee Paid/Rule 40 Compliance Submitted

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