On July 23, 2007 a
Order
was filed
involving a dispute between
Richard C Senker Trusteee Of The Richard C Senker,
and
Snavely Siesta Associates Llc,
for CONTRACT AND INDEBTEDNESS - CIRCUIT
in the District Court of Sarasota County.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA
RICHARD C. SENKER, Trustee of the Richard
C. Senker and Patricia A. Senker Land Trust,
a Florida Land Trust,
Plaintiff,
CASE NO. 2007 CA 008509 NC
vs.
SNAVELY SIESTA ASSOCIATES, LLC,
an Ohio Limited Liability Company,
Defendant.
ORDER OF REFERRAL TO MAGISTRATE
THIS CAUSE came before the Court upon the Court’s own motion
and the Court being duly advised in the premises, it is hereby:
ORDERED that this matter is referred to the Honorable Deborah
Magistrate, Twelfth Judicial Circuit, for further
proceedings, pursuant to Rule 1.490(a) of the Florida Rules of
A. Bailey,
Civil Procedure and current Administrative Orders of the Court.
This Case is referred to the Magistrate on the following
issues:
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[X} All Motions directed to the Pleadings aot = in
[YJ Any other Motions stipulated to by the parties 7> = oO
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The Magistrate is authorized to administer oaths and conduct
hearings, which may include the taking of evidence, and shall file
that contain findings of fact, _
~ (giltconclusions of law and the name of the court reporter, if any. A
time and place shall be assigned for the proceedings as soon as
reasonably possible after this referral is made, and notice shall
be given to each of the parties either by the Magistrate or one or
more of the parties as designated by the Court.
The Magistrate shall hold such hearings as deemed necessary
and shall file, as soon as practicable, a Recommended Order of the
Magistrate. If required by the Magistrate, the attorneys shall
prepare a Recommended Order of the Magistrate. Failure to submit
said Recommended Order of Magistrate in a timely manner may result
in sanctions being imposed by the presiding Circuit Court Judge.
You are advised that in this Judicial Circuit, electronic
recording is provided by the Court. A party may additionally
provide a court reporter at that party’s expense.
Review of the Report and Recommendation of Magistrate shall be
by exception as provided in Rule 1.490(h) of the Florida Rules of
Civil Procedure. After the conclusion of the proceedings, if
exceptions to the Magistrate’s report are filed, a copy of same
shall be contemporaneously submitted to the Magistrate. A record,
which includes a transcript, will be required to support the
exceptions asserted, or your exceptions will be denied. The person
seeking review must have the transcript prepared if necessary for
the Court‘s approval.
A referral to a magistrate requires the consent of all
parties. You are entitled to have this matter heard by a judge.
If you do not want to have this matter heard by the Magistrate, you
must file a written objection to the referral within ten (10) days
of the time of service of this Order. A copy of the objection must
be sent directly to the undersigned Judge, and the objection must
state a reason why the objecting party does not want the matter to
come before the Magistrate. If the time set for the hearing is
less than ten (10) days after service of this Order, the objection
must be made before the hearing. Failure to file a written
objection within the applicable time period will constitute consent
to the referral. If either party files a timely objection, this
matter shall be returned to the undersigned judge with notice
stating the amount of time needed for a hearing.DONE AND ORDERED in Sarasota, Sarasota County, Florida this
Day of November, 2007.
Debra Riva, pes ry Judge
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te
Copies to:
Sheryl A. Edwards, Esquire
Attorney for Plaintiff
Scott Petersen, Esquire
Attorney for Defendant
Document Filed Date
November 08, 2007
Case Filing Date
July 23, 2007
Category
CONTRACT AND INDEBTEDNESS - CIRCUIT
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SARASOTA COUNTY, FLORIDA RICHARD C. SENKER, Trustee of the Richard C. Senker and Patricia A. Senker Land Trust, a Florida Land Trust, Plaintiff, CASE NO. 2007 CA 008509 NC vs. SNAVELY SIESTA ASSOCIATES, LLC, an Ohio Limited Liability Company, Defendant. ORDER OF REFERRAL TO MAGISTRATE THIS CAUSE came before the Court upon the Court’s own motion and the Court being duly advised in the premises, it is hereby: ORDERED that this matter is referred to the Honorable Deborah Magistrate, Twelfth Judicial Circuit, for further proceedings, pursuant to Rule 1.490(a) of the Florida Rules of A. Bailey, Civil Procedure and current Administrative Orders of the Court. This Case is referred to the Magistrate on the following issues: we N> [IX] All Discovery Motions So, Ss mn [X} All Motions directed to the Pleadings aot = in [YJ Any other Motions stipulated to by the parties 7> = oO < ! “77 =D = Td ' INNO LYNOT Lingh SMIESO yy UYOR) [f } Other: The Magistrate is authorized to administer oaths and conduct hearings, which may include the taking of evidence, and shall file that contain findings of fact, _ ~ (giltconclusions of law and the name of the court reporter, if any. A time and place shall be assigned for the proceedings as soon as reasonably possible after this referral is made, and notice shall be given to each of the parties either by the Magistrate or one or more of the parties as designated by the Court. The Magistrate shall hold such hearings as deemed necessary and shall file, as soon as practicable, a Recommended Order of the Magistrate. If required by the Magistrate, the attorneys shall prepare a Recommended Order of the Magistrate. Failure to submit said Recommended Order of Magistrate in a timely manner may result in sanctions being imposed by the presiding Circuit Court Judge. You are advised that in this Judicial Circuit, electronic recording is provided by the Court. A party may additionally provide a court reporter at that party’s expense. Review of the Report and Recommendation of Magistrate shall be by exception as provided in Rule 1.490(h) of the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure. After the conclusion of the proceedings, if exceptions to the Magistrate’s report are filed, a copy of same shall be contemporaneously submitted to the Magistrate. A record, which includes a transcript, will be required to support the exceptions asserted, or your exceptions will be denied. The person seeking review must have the transcript prepared if necessary for the Court‘s approval. A referral to a magistrate requires the consent of all parties. You are entitled to have this matter heard by a judge. If you do not want to have this matter heard by the Magistrate, you must file a written objection to the referral within ten (10) days of the time of service of this Order. A copy of the objection must be sent directly to the undersigned Judge, and the objection must state a reason why the objecting party does not want the matter to come before the Magistrate. If the time set for the hearing is less than ten (10) days after service of this Order, the objection must be made before the hearing. Failure to file a written objection within the applicable time period will constitute consent to the referral. If either party files a timely objection, this matter shall be returned to the undersigned judge with notice stating the amount of time needed for a hearing.DONE AND ORDERED in Sarasota, Sarasota County, Florida this Day of November, 2007. Debra Riva, pes ry Judge -— + te Copies to: Sheryl A. Edwards, Esquire Attorney for Plaintiff Scott Petersen, Esquire Attorney for Defendant