Sierra Food Group, Inc. v. Snaclite, LLC

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Sierra Food Group, Inc. v. Snaclite, LLC

Plaintiff:	Sierra Food Group, Inc.
Defendant:	Snaclite, LLC
Case Number:	2:2015mc00054
Filed:	May 14, 2015
Court:	US District Court for the Eastern District of California
Office:	Sacramento Office
Presiding Judge:	Allison Claire
Presiding Judge:	Morrison C. England
Nature of Suit:	Other

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July 2, 2015	Filing 9 ORDER signed by Chief Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. on 06/30/15 ORDERING that the 7 Ex Parte Motion for Appointment of Registerd Process Server is GRANTED; DDS Legal Support Systems, Inc. is AUTHORIZED to serve the writ of execution and any other documents required for the enforcement of the Plaintiff's judgment in this matter in the Central District of California. (Benson, A)
June 3, 2015	Filing 4 ORDER signed by Chief Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. on 06/02/15 ORDERING that the 2 Motion for Writ of Execution is GRANTED. Clerk shall issue Writs of Execution with respect to all persons or entities identified on Exhibit 1 hereto, and any ot her persons or entities that the Plaintiff's counsel informs the Clerk are account debtors of the Defendant. Within 10 days after the U.S. Marshals Service files process receipts and returns for the Writs of Execution with the Court, the Plaint iff shall serve a copy of this order and the supporting papers, together with Notice of Entry of the Judgment, upon the Defendant. The service required by the preceding paragraph shall be made in the manner provided for the service of a summons under FRCP 4, unless Defendant SnacLite, LLC (Defendant) or its representative agrees to accept service via email. Defendant shall file any motion to vacate the Judgment or otherwise contest the enforcement thereof within 14 days after being serve d in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Order. Plaintiff may file a reply within 7 days after the day any opposition is filed. Upon being served with a Writ of Execution, any person or entity owing money or property to Defendant shall tran sfer it to the U.S. Marshals Service; 30 days after Plaintiff serves Notice of Entry of the Judgment, any property of Defendant levied upon pursuant to a Writ of Execution shall be sold or applied to the satisfaction of the Judgment unless the Defendant has timely filed a motion to vacate the Judgment or otherwise contested the enforcement thereof. Counsel shall prepare the Writs of Execution to be issued by the Clerk's Office. (Benson, A) Modified on 6/3/2015 (Benson, A).

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July 2, 2015

Filing 9 ORDER signed by Chief Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. on 06/30/15 ORDERING that the 7 Ex Parte Motion for Appointment of Registerd Process Server is GRANTED; DDS Legal Support Systems, Inc. is AUTHORIZED to serve the writ of execution and any other documents required for the enforcement of the Plaintiff's judgment in this matter in the Central District of California. (Benson, A)

June 3, 2015

Filing 4 ORDER signed by Chief Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. on 06/02/15 ORDERING that the 2 Motion for Writ of Execution is GRANTED. Clerk shall issue Writs of Execution with respect to all persons or entities identified on Exhibit 1 hereto, and any ot her persons or entities that the Plaintiff's counsel informs the Clerk are account debtors of the Defendant. Within 10 days after the U.S. Marshals Service files process receipts and returns for the Writs of Execution with the Court, the Plaint iff shall serve a copy of this order and the supporting papers, together with Notice of Entry of the Judgment, upon the Defendant. The service required by the preceding paragraph shall be made in the manner provided for the service of a summons under FRCP 4, unless Defendant SnacLite, LLC (Defendant) or its representative agrees to accept service via email. Defendant shall file any motion to vacate the Judgment or otherwise contest the enforcement thereof within 14 days after being serve d in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Order. Plaintiff may file a reply within 7 days after the day any opposition is filed. Upon being served with a Writ of Execution, any person or entity owing money or property to Defendant shall tran sfer it to the U.S. Marshals Service; 30 days after Plaintiff serves Notice of Entry of the Judgment, any property of Defendant levied upon pursuant to a Writ of Execution shall be sold or applied to the satisfaction of the Judgment unless the Defendant has timely filed a motion to vacate the Judgment or otherwise contested the enforcement thereof. Counsel shall prepare the Writs of Execution to be issued by the Clerk's Office. (Benson, A) Modified on 6/3/2015 (Benson, A).

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Represented By:	David Michael Mannion
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