Hanzl v. Collier et al
| Marianne Hanzl |
| Robert L Collier and Gertrud M Collier |
| 5:2010cv04122 |
| December 2, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of Iowa |
| Western Division Office |
| Woodbury |
| Donald E OBrien |
| Paul A Zoss |
| Other Contract |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1332 |
| Plaintiff |
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ORDER Adopting 84 Report and Recommendations; granting 82 Motion for Final Deficiency Judgment in the amount of $25,266.42 filed by Plaintiff Marianne Hanzl. Signed by Senior Judge Donald E OBrien on 8/18/2014. (des)
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ORDER Adopting Report and Recommendation doc. no. 74 regarding 58 Motion to Abate filed by Plaintiff, Marianne Hanzl. The Court Orders that Ms. Hanzl is entitled to a preliminary deficiency award in the amount of $23,291.42 from the Colliers. However, the Court defers entering a final judgment until after the income tax liability issue is resolved by Magistrate Strand. Signed by Senior Judge Donald E OBrien on 2/25/2014. (src)
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ORDER Accepting 42 Report and Recommendations recommending plaintiff's 34 Motion to enforce settlement be granted and Hanzl's request for an award of attorney fees be denied. See text of Order for details.. Signed by Senior Judge Donald E O'Brien on 3/8/13. (djs)
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