JACKSON v. ADVENT PROPERTIES, INC.

State Civil Lawsuit Superior Court of California, County of Alameda, Case No. 21CV000125
Superior Court Judge Stephen Kaus, presiding
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Superior Court Judge Stephen Kaus
Last Updated October 31, 2021 at 12:03 AM EDT (4.7 years ago) Update UpdateSpaceE-Mail Alert AlertsSpaceJump Jump
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Parties
No Logo Courtney Jackson, Plaintiff
v.
No Logo Advent Properties, Inc., Defendant
Other Parties
No Logo Spring Carver, Attorney
No Logo Stephen Kaus,
Attributes
Case Type Unlimited Civil
Complaint Type Other Real Property
Department Department 19
Filing Location Rene C. Davidson Courthouse
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Blank 7 Filed: 10/13/2021, Entered: None Assignment
Case assigned to Hon. Stephen Kaus in Department 19 Rene C. Davidson Courthouse
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Summons on Complaint Issued and Filed by: Spring Carver (Attorney) As to: Courtney Jackson (Plaintiff)
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Initial Case Management Conference scheduled for 02/09/2022 at 08:30 AM in Rene C. Davidson Courthouse at Department 19
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Blank 4 Filed: 10/12/2021, Entered: None Document
Notice of Case Assignment Filed by: Clerk
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Notice of Case Management Conference Filed by: Clerk
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Civil Case Cover Sheet Filed by: Courtney Jackson (Plaintiff) As to: Advent Properties, Inc. (Defendant)
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Complaint Filed by: Courtney Jackson (Plaintiff) As to: Advent Properties, Inc. (Defendant)
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