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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-23
Status DISMISSED
Type Chapter 78 Replevin $15,001 $30,000
Docket 22 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Midflorida Credit Union
Defendant Snow, Archie Jr
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Judge

Hon. Ritenour Anthony

Highlands County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Case 282024CC000047CCAXMX Filed with Clerk on 1/23/2024
  2. VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  3. Updated Event ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on 4/5/2024 0900 AM Judge ANTHONY RITENOUR results CANCELLED on 3/14/2024
  4. NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON A REPLEVIN HEARING
  5. ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION TO APPEAR VIRTUALLY AT ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON A REPLEVIN HEARING
  6. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON A REPLEVIN (4/5/24 @ 9AM) **ISSUED TO ATTY BY CSD**
  7. Event ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE scheduled on 4/5/2024 at 0900 AM, MX - Judge ANTHONY RITENOUR presiding.
  8. MOTION TO APPEAR VIRTUALLY FOR ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON A REPLEVIN HEARING
  9. SUMMONS ISSUED TO ATTY BY CSD (ARCHIE)
  10. RECEIPT
  11. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $495.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  12. Payment received. Receipt Number: MX 276582
  13. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $495.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  14. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $495.00 Balance Remaining $495.00
  15. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $495.00
  16. Judge: RITENOUR , ANTHONY (CIVIL) Assigned
  17. Attorney: Assigned to FACC.CLERICUS.Identity.NamesBAO
  18. CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT PLAN (PROPOSED)
  19. SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK ($10.00 FEE)
  20. DESIGNATION OF EMAIL (PLAINTIFF'S ATTY)
  21. STATEMENT OF CLAIM IN REPLEVIN
  22. CIVIL COVER SHEET

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