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Posted by John E. Marre on April 13, 1999 at 21:10:45:

In Reply to: Index numbers on my termination notice???? posted by Billee on April 13, 1999 at 17:52:57:

Index Numbers appear when a case has been registered in (housing) court. This is the way your case is tracked. Apparently, the papers you've received are typical photocopies or fabricated notices meant to scare you. I'm not saying that you shouldn't prepare yourself for eventual recourse. Your landlord may very well be underway with his/her own paperwork.
You can check to see if the papers are registered by going to the court clerk in the court where the case will be heard.

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: You can check to see if the papers are registered by going to the court clerk in the court where the case will be heard.


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