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Begin by entering the Full Name of the Party Filing Document in the designated field. This identifies who is initiating the judgment.
Fill in your Mailing Address, including Street or Post Office Box, City, State, and Zip Code. Accurate contact information is crucial for legal correspondence.
Provide your Telephone number and Email Address (if any) to ensure you can be reached regarding this case.
In the section labeled 'JUDGMENT IS ENTERED AS FOLLOWS', specify the premises description that is subject to eviction. This should be clear and precise.
Indicate the amount awarded for costs and disbursements as allowed by Idaho Code in the provided field.
Finally, enter the Date and have it signed by a Judge. Ensure all parties involved are correctly listed in the Clerk’s Certificate of Service section before submitting.
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