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The Perfect Score Company, Inc. v. Miller

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Plaintiff:The Perfect Score Company, Inc.
Defendant:Jim Miller
 
Case Number:1:2009cv01189
Filed:May 22, 2009
 
Court:Ohio Northern District Court
Office:Cleveland Office [ Court Info ]
County:Cuyahoga
Presiding Judge:Judge Solomon Oliver Jr.
 
Nature of Suit:Torts - Property - Other Fraud
Cause:28:1332 Diversity-Fraud
Jurisdiction:Diversity
Jury Demanded By:None
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