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The document is a legal judgment from the State of Tennessee, County of Knox, regarding a forcible and unlawful detainer case. It outlines the complaint made by the plaintiff against the defendant for unlawful possession of real estate. The document includes instructions for summoning the defendant to court, details about potential rent claims, and information on property exemptions under Tennessee law. It also addresses rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act and provides contact information for assistance.

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What is a general session?

A general sessions is also known as a plenary session, or a large meeting attended by trade show participants. These large meetings typically define the theme of the conference or trade show, while getting people excited about the event.

What is the limit for General Sessions Court in Tennessee?

The jurisdictional limit of the general sessions court is $25,000 in all civil cases in all counties, except in cases of forcible entry and detainer, where the court has unlimited original jurisdiction, including jurisdiction to award an alternative money judgment.

What is the maximum amount you can sue for in civil court in Tennessee?

General Session Civil Court Limit $25,000 or less. Judgment final after ten days. Individual may represent self. Corporations must have an attorney. You must provide the parties name and address to file a case. Advanced court cost required at time of filing.

What are the divisions of the Knox County criminal courts?

In Knox County, the General Sessions Criminal Courts are divided into Misdemeanor Court (First Sessions), DUI Court (Second Sessions), Felony Court (Third Sessions), and Cited/Bonded Arraignment Court (Fourth Sessions). (There is also a Fifth Sessions Court that has jurisdiction over civil matters.)

What happens in General Sessions Court in Tennessee?

General Sessions Court Overview It consists of eleven divisions, each with an elected judge. The Court handles both criminal matters and civil lawsuits, with the eleven judges rotating weekly to preside over the civil and criminal dockets.

What is the difference between general sessions court and criminal court?

0:18 1:57 On the other hand circuit courts also known as courts of General jurisdiction. Have the authority toMoreOn the other hand circuit courts also known as courts of General jurisdiction. Have the authority to hear any type of case unless.

What cases are in session court?

A Court of Session is the highest criminal court in a district and the court of first instance for trying serious offences, i.e., those carrying punishment of imprisonment of more than seven years, life imprisonment, or death.

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