What does "ORD-Stricken" mean in the context below

[kobe1]

What is the name of your state? Florida

Below is the order of events of an ongoing matter-Basically it is termination /reduction in alimony matter-The Ex has filed an appeal-The magistrate heard, made report
and recommendations, ruling-Gave 10 days to file objections to the findings, no objections filed-The Judge signed the final order after 20 twenty days.
My question is what does ORD-stricken mean with regard the following filings.

11/20/2017 Notice of Appeal Filed Appellant 11/20/2017 Case Filing Fee 11/20/2017 ORD-From Circuit Court 11/20/2017 Acknowledgement Letter 1 11/20/2017 Order to pay filing fee - Civil appeal (300) 12/19/2017 Dism. Filing Fee 12/19/2017 Dismissed - Order by Clerk 12/20/2017 Motion For Reinstatement Appellant 12/26/2017 Case Filing Fee 12/27/2017 ORD-Reinstatement 02/09/2018 Show Cause Lack of Prosecution, Initial Brief 02/15/2018 Received Records 02/18/2018 RESPONSE Appellant 02/19/2018 ORD-Discharging Show Cause 03/06/2018 Mot. for Extension of time to file Initial Brief Appellant 03/07/2018 Order Grant EOT for Initial Brief 03/19/2018 Initial Brief on Merits Appellant 04/26/2018 Notice of Appearance Appellee 04/26/2018 Appellee's Answer Brief Appellee 05/02/2018 ORD-Stricken

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

It means an Order was Stricken as in removed from the record. There seems to be several orders that have been made so there is no way, from the data provided, to tell which order.

 

[kobe1]

Thanks you for the quick response- I understand there only limited data provided, but that order to strike, applies to any one of those orders listed, YES? Would that "stricken order" apply to the circuit court order if the matter had not yet been reviewed the District Court.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

There is really no way to know.