Volland v. Principal Residential Mortgage et al
| John Volland |
| Principal Residential Mortgage, Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, Nationwide Property And Casualty Insurance Company and John and Jane Does |
| 1:2008cv00696 |
| September 26, 2008 |
| US District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi |
| Insurance Office |
| Jackson |
| L. T. Senter |
| Robert H. Walker |
| None |
| Diversity |
| 28:1332 Diversity-Insurance Contract |
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ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND JUDGMENT OF DISMISSAL: ORDER granting Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company's Motion for Summary Judgment 45 on the plaintiff's claim under business insurance policy number 63BP283-510-3001; AND DISMISSING John Volland's claim against Nationwide for damages under business insurance policy 63BP 283-510-3001. Case is not closed. Signed by District Judge L. T. Senter, Jr on 8/27/2009 (Peters, Catherine)
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ORDER denying Nationwide's 35 Motion for Reconsideration of order 31 . Signed by Senior Judge L. T. Senter, Jr, on 06/11/2009 (kbo)
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ORDER TO MEDIATE. Copy of order and docket sheet (to provide names and addresses of attorneys) sent to American Arbitration Association, Dallas, TX. Signed by Senior Judge L. T. Senter, Jr, on 05/07/2009 (kbo)
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