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`fees of $80.00, for a total of $3,927.98.
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`Court File Number: 116047—125
`Case Type: Conciliation
`Order for Judgment on Claim and
`Counterclaim
`D Contested E] Default
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`Appearances: ® Plaintiff E Defendant
`Upon evidence received, IT IS ORDERED:
`E Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital is entitled to judgment against Wayne Alan Robbins for the sum 0f $3,847.98, plus
`D Judgment shall be entered in favor of
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`’s claim is dismissed without prejudice.
`’s claim is dismissed without prejudice.
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`(without damages).
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`’s claim is dismissed with prejudice.
`shall immediately return
`and that the Sheriff of the
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`county in which the property is located is authorized and directed to effect repossession of such property according to
`Minn. Stat. § 491A.01, subd. 5, and turn the property over t0
`E Other/ D Memo:
`Judgment to be entered and not docketed as longs payments are being made. Payments of
`$50.00 per week will be made with gayments to increase in June if funds are available to Defendant.
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`JUDGMENT is declared and entered as stated 1n the Court’ s Order for Judgment se
`e date specified 1n the notice ofjudgment set forth below.l/f
`finally effecti e on
`Dated:
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`NOTICE: THE PA TIES ARE NOTIFIED thalt Jud ment has been entered as indicated above, but the Judgment is stayed by
`. (Time) M ‘3 pm. (t0 allow time for an appeal/removal if desired).
`law until
`FURTHER NOTIFIED that if the case is removed to District Court and the removing party does not prevail
`THE PARTIES A
`as provided in Rule 524 of the Minnesota General Rules of Practice for the District Courts, the opposing party will be awarded
`$50 as costs.
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`Court Administrator/Deputy:
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`Judgment shall become
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`Transcript of Judgment: I certify that the above is a correct transcript of the Judgment entered by this Court.
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`Dated:
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`CouIt Administrator/Deputy:
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`MNClS—ClV—113
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`STATE Order forJudgment on Claim and Counterclaim
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`CCT301
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`Rev. 2/2011Page 1 of 3
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`Grand Itasca Clinic & Hospital vs WAYNE ALAN
`ROBBINS
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`Court File Number: 11-CO—17-120
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`MEMORANDUM
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`Dated:
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`. Judge:
`Order Vacating Judgment For Cause
`Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 520
`Upon cause shown by the D Plaintiff
`D Defendant, the written judgment is vacated and costs in the amount
`DDefendant as
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`DAbsolute/
`DConditional costs.
`is assessed against the
`DPlaintiff
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`Dated:
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`Removal/Appeal by the
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`Dated:
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`. Judge:
`Order Vacating Judgment Upon Removal/Appeal
`Minn. Gen. R. Prac. 521(6)
`DPlaintiff D Defendant having been perfected, the within judgment is vacated.
`. Judge:
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`MNCIS—ClV—113
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`STATE Order for Judgment on Claim and Counterclaim
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`CCT301
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`Rev. 2/2011Page 2 of 3
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`How Do You Pay a Judgment?
`0 Payment should be made directly to the party that wins the case (prevailing party/creditor). If you are unable to pay
`the creditor directly, contact the court administrator (0r conciliation court) for further information.
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`If the prevailing party is paid directly, obtain a statement of payment from the party (satisfaction ofjudgment) and file
`this with the Court. Special forms for this procedure are available at the Conciliation Court office.
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`If the Court is not properly notified of payment, you will have an unsatisfied judgment on your record and your credit
`rating may be affected.
`How D0 You Collect a Judgment?
`Although a case is decided in your favor, a Conciliation Court judgment does not create a lien against the debtor’s
`property unless the procedure outlined below is followed. You can try to collect the judgment yourself if it has not been
`paid within the required 20-day period, and if the other party has not filed an appeal. Once a judgment is entered, the
`judgment is enforceable for 10 years from the date of entry.
`If the party is declared bankrupt following the judgment,
`you may receive part of your payment if assets are divided among the party’s creditors, or the debt may be discharged
`and you cannot collect.
`The following information may help you in collecting the amount of the judgment.
`In order to collect on your judgment you must obtain a transcript (record) of your judgment from the Conciliation
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`Court and file it in District Court together with an Affidavit of Identification. The judgment will then be “docketed.”
`There is a fee for obtaining that transcript.
`0 Upon docketing, you may obtain a Writ of Execution from the Court Administrator. A Writ of Execution is a legal
`paper authorizing the sheriff to levy (collect) on a debtor’s assets. The most common assets that can be levied upon
`are bank accounts and wages. You must be able t0 provide detailed information regarding the assets before the sheriff
`can make a levy. There is a fee for an Execution. Fees expended for the Execution process may be recovered from
`the debtor.
`If you do not know what assets the judgment debtor has, you may request the Court to order the debtor to tell you
`what those assets are. You can make the request only if:
`1. The judgment has been transcribed to district court.
`2. You have not received payment of the judgment.
`3. You and the debtor have not agreed to some other method of settlement.
`lf those provisions can be met, the Request for Order for Disclosure form can be obtained from the Court Administrator.
`A fee is required.
`If the request is granted, the debtor will be ordered to complete and mail to you a listing of his/her
`assets within 10 days. Once you have that information, you can give the Execution to the sheriff, advise the sheriff of
`the debtor’s assets and ask him/her to collect yourjudgment.
`How Do You Appeal a Judgment?
`Any party who was not present at the trial, and who has good reason for not having been present, may apply to the Court,
`not later than the date indicated on the “Notice of Judgment” (on the front of this form) for permission of the Court to re-
`lf the Court grants another trial, the Judge may require payment of costs to the other
`open the case for another trial.
`party, absolute or conditional.
`Any party who believes this judgment to be incorrect may appeal to the District Court for a completely new trial by a
`different judge or by a jury if desired. The statutory requirements for such an appeal must be complied with not later
`than the date indicated on the “Notice of Judgment” (on the front of this form). These requirements are time-consuming
`and it is suggested that inquiries regarding the requirements be made well in advance of the date indicated. Please note
`that in District Court corporations must be represented by attorneys. The attorney must sign the appeal documents and
`appear at District Court hearings and trial.
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`MNCIS-ClV—113
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`STATE Order forJudgment on Claim and Counterclaim
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`CCT301
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`Rev. 2/2011Page 3 of 3
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