Kennedy v. Siddhi-Vinayak of Tennessee, Inc. et al
Patricia Kennedy |
Siddhi-Vinayak of Tennessee, Inc. and Siddhi-Vinayak, Inc. |
2:2018cv00727 |
October 30, 2018 |
US District Court for the Middle District of Florida |
Carol Mirando |
John E Steele |
Civil Rights: Americans with Disabilities - Other |
None |
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Filing 7 TRANSFER to Orlando Division and assigned case number 6:18-cv-1862-Orl-28KRS (MLS) |
Filing 6 Case Reassigned to Judge John E. Steele. New case number: 2:18-cv-727-FtM-29CM. Judge Unassigned Judge no longer assigned to the case. (laf) |
Filing 5 ORDER transferring case to the Orlando Division for all further proceedings. The Clerk shall close the Fort Myers case file. Signed by Judge John E. Steele on 10/31/2018. (RKR) |
Filing 4 STANDING ORDER: Filing of documents that exceed twenty-five pages. Signed by All Divisional Judges on 10/31/2018. (MLS) |
Filing 3 SUMMONS issued as to Siddhi-Vinayak of Tennessee, Inc.. (MLS) |
Filing 2 SUMMONS issued as to Siddhi-Vinayak, Inc.. (MLS) |
Filing 1 COMPLAINT (Injunctive Relief Demanded) against Siddhi-Vinayak of Tennessee, Inc., Siddhi-Vinayak, Inc. Filing fee $400, receipt number FtM013133 filed by Patricia Kennedy. (Attachments: #1 Civil Cover Sheet)(RMT) |
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