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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-23
Type Cv
Docket 36 entries
Disposition dismissed

Docket Entries

  1. Cause argued and submitted.
  2. Default notice sent-appellant notified per rule 8.100(c).
  3. Default notice sent; no case information statement filed, or statement incomplete.
  4. Appeal dismissed per rule 8.100(c).
  5. Motion to vacate dismissal filed.
  6. Opposition filed.
  7. To court.
  8. Order of dismissal vacated.
  9. Appellant 's notice designating record on appeal filed in trial court on:
  10. Filing fee.
  11. Returned document for non-conformance.
  12. Clerk's transcript filed.
  13. Letter sent advising record on appeal has been filed.
  14. Civil case information statement filed.
  15. Requested - extension of time
  16. Granted - extension of time.
  17. Requested - extension of time
  18. Granted - extension of time.
  19. Returned document for non-conformance.
  20. Appellant's opening brief.
  21. Filed proof of service.
  22. Stipulation of extension of time filed:
  23. Returned document for non-conformance.
  24. Returned document for non-conformance.
  25. Respondent's brief.
  26. Misc. fee received for:
  27. Argument letter sent.
  28. Order filed.
  29. Request for oral argument filed by:
  30. Request for oral argument filed by:
  31. Appellant's reply brief.
  32. Case fully briefed.
  33. Case briefed and on assignment panel.
  34. Calendar notice sent electronically. Calendar date:
  35. Calendar notice sent electronically. Calendar date:
  36. Argument continued to:

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