Knott v. HSBC Card Services, Inc.
| John Knott |
| HSBC Card Services, Inc. |
| 3:2010cv00082 |
| August 12, 2010 |
| US District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia |
| Martinsburg Office |
| Jefferson |
| John Preston Bailey |
| Withdrawal |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1452 |
| Defendant |
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ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S 7 MOTION FOR REMAND. Case remanded to the Circuit Court of Jefferson County. Signed by Chief Judge John Preston Bailey on 9/8/2010. (tlg)
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| Plaintiff: John Knott | |
| Represented By: | Kirk H. Bottner |
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| Defendant: HSBC Card Services, Inc. | |
| Represented By: | Jeffrey C. Dunham |
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