202278335
PETERSON, SUSAN vs. HUNTER-KELSEY II LLC
DEC 2, 2022 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: DEC 2, 2022
04/28/2023
FINAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT SIGNED
ORDER SGND GRANTING SALE OF PROPERTY
ORDER SIGNED AWARDING ATTORNEY FEES
PARTIAL DISMISSAL ON PLAINTIFF’S MOTION
Dec 22, Dec 30, 2022 JAN 18, JAN 31, FEB 5, 2023
TRO Expired. Foreclosure can proceed on first Tues. in Feb., 2023.
No movement on the docket after reply by Hunter-Kelsey on Dec. 6, 2022
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