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AMERICANA VS. PINE DEVELOPMENT

Case Information: 39018
Short Caption:AMERICANA VS. PINE DEVELOPMENTCourt:Supreme Court
Lower Court Case(s):Clark Co. - Eighth Judicial District - A408611Classification:Civil Appeal - General - Other
Disqualifications:MaupinCase Status:Disposition Filed/Case Closed
Replacement:Panel Assigned: Panel
To SP/Judge:01/08/2002 / Robinson, DavidSP Status:Completed
Oral Argument:Oral Argument Location:
Submission Date:How Submitted:

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Docket Entries
DateTypeDescriptionPending?Document
01/03/2002Filing FeeReceived Filing Fee Paid on Filing. $200.00 from Rawlings Olson Cannon Gormley & Desruisseaux--check no. 063794.
01/03/2002Notice of Appeal DocumentsFiled Certified Copy of Notice of Appeal/Settlement. Notice re: settlement conference program/suspension of rules mailed to all counsel. (Docketing statement mailed to counsel for appellant.) 02-00152
01/08/2002Settlement NoticeIssued Notice: Assignment to Settlement Program. Settlement Judge: David K. Robinson. (Briefing and preparation of transcripts suspended pending further order of this court.)
01/18/2002Docketing StatementFiled Docketing Statement. 02-01269
01/23/2002Notice/Outgoing Letter. David K. Robinson. (Docketing statement)
01/28/2002MotionFiled Motion to Dismiss Appeal. Clark County Management Corporation, Jan Bernard, and Scott Stewart's Motion to Dismiss. 02-01819
02/07/2002MotionFiled Response to Motion. Consolidated Americana Corporation's Opposition to the Several Defendants' Motion to Dismiss. 02-02469
02/11/2002Notice/Outgoing Letter. David K. Robinson. (Response to Motion to Dismiss (Appellant's).
02/13/2002OtherDisqualification of Justice Maupin. Law firm of Kravitz Schnitzer & Sloane, Chtd.
04/10/2002Settlement Program ReportFiled Interim Settlement Program Report. The parties were unable to agree to a settlement of this matter. 02-06404
04/29/2002Settlement Order/ProceduralFiled Order: No Settlement/Briefing Reinstated. The parties were unable to agree to a settlement. We reinstate the time deadlines for requesting transcripts and filing briefs. Appellant: 15 days to comply with NRAP 9(a); 120 days to file and serve opening brief and appendix. Briefing shall proceed in accordance with NRAP 31(a)(1). fn1[We defer ruling on respondents' January 28, 2002 motion to dismiss this appeal, pending further order of this court.] 02-07476
05/13/2002Transcript RequestFiled Certificate of No Transcript Request. 02-08312
05/15/2002Transcript RequestFiled Certificate of No Transcript Request. (Appellant's). 02-08570
06/26/2002Order/ProceduralFiled Order. Directing Reply. CCMC shall, within 30 days of this order's date, file a reply which includes points and authorities, and copies of the last-filed versions of all pleadings containing purportedly unresolved cross-claims or counterclaims. The briefing schedule in this appeal is suspended pending further order of this court. 02-11010
10/04/2002Order/ProceduralFiled Order/Show Cause. Response due from appellant: 30 days from this order's date. fn5[We defer ruling on CCMC's motion to dismiss pending our receipt and consideration of Americana's response to our order to show cause.] Pending our resolution of the jurisdictional issue, the briefing schedule remains suspended. 02-17194
10/11/2002MotionFiled Response to Order to Show Cause. Clark County Management Corporation's Reply and Response to Court's Order to Show Cause. 02-17627
11/14/2002MotionFiled Stipulation/Dismiss Appeal. Stipulation to Mutually and Voluntarily Vacate Pursuant to NRAP 42 all Claims with Prejudice. 02-19647
12/06/2002Order/DispositionalFiled Stipulated Dismissal. Schnitzer and Vigil responded to our show cause order, claiming that a reply to this court's June directive was unnecessary because the parties had agreed to settle the case and dismiss their claims. Had they answered our directive and explained that a settlement and dismissal of claims were pending, we could have avoided further action on the motion to dismiss. We reprimand attorneys Schnitzer and Virgil, and caution that similar conduct in the future will likely result in the imposition of monetary sanctions. We caution Americana's counsel, Michael Stoberski, that failure to comply in the future with a timetable ordered by this court may result in the imposition of monetary sanctions. We approve the stipulation, and we "ORDER this appeal DISMISSED." fn1[See NRAP 42(b). The January 28, 2002 motion to dismiss is denied as moot.] NNP03Y-CY/RR/DA 02-20905
12/06/2002Case Status Update Case Closed. No remittitur issued.