LIT returned to this case as it was filed but when there’s an issue with the filing, it is listed but no docket is normally available while the issue resolves e.g. payment or missing signature or similar.
Here, the case is to stop foreclosure of a property and the usual process is the petition is filed and the application for a TRO is heard by the ancillary judge.
What’s unique here is that the case is still showing as having issues, and to a certain extent that’s true. There’s no petition but today there’s a signed order granting the TRO by ancillary judge Donna Roth with a $250 cash bond. That’s a first. We didn’t know that ancillary judges are handed files that are not accepted on the docket first and allowed to rule.