John Roger Jordan, Jr. v. Kathleen Oleary et al
| John Roger Jordan, Jr. |
| Kathleen Oleary doing business as Fiduciary Trustee, Thomas M. Goethals doing business as Fiduciary Trustee and Raymond J. Ikola doing business as Fiduciary Trustee |
| 2:2021mc01009 |
| July 1, 2021 |
| U.S. District Court for the Central District of California |
| Other Statutory Actions |
| None |
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Filing 1
NOTICE OF DISCREPANCY AND ORDER: by Judge Philip S. Gutierrez, ORDERING Affidavit of Actual and Constructive Notice of Default and Dishonor, and Demand for Immediate Senate Bill 1437 Relief of Remittitur for Discharge Release, Payment in Legal Tender for Private and Public Debt submitted by Plaintiff John Roger Jordan, Jr received on 7/1/2021 is not to be filed but instead rejected. Denial based on: This document is not directly or indirectly related to a civil or criminal case pending within his district or another district. Judicial determination is required. (et) (Main Document 1 replaced on 7/15/2021) (et).
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| RECEIVED BUT NOT FILED forwarded to Chief Judge Philip S. Gutierrez Re: Affidavit of Actual and Constructive Notice of Default and Dishonor, and Demand for Immediate Senate Bill 1437 Relief of Remittitur for Discharge Release, Payment in Legal Tender for Private and Public Debt sought to be filed by Plaintiff John Roger Jordan, Jr. (lh) |
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