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Randall Co County Civil

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-16
Status Disposed
Type Accounts, Notes, And Contracts
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jpmorgan Chase Bank N.a.
Defendant Endsley, Brad
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Judge

Hon. Johnson Dee

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA)
  2. CIVIL SCHEDULE REVIEW-18 Months
  3. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE CITATION
  4. CITATION ISSUED BRAD ENDSLEY - EFILED TO ATTY
  5. MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  6. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED SUBSTITUTED SERVICE - SENT TO JUDGE SCHAAP
  7. ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  8. CITATION SERVED BRAD - 9/7/2022
  9. MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT (ENTRY)
  10. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED DEFAULT JUDGMENT - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  11. DEFAULT JUDGMENT SIGNED 1/4/23
  12. MAILED NOTICE TO BRAD - MAILED
  13. MAILED NOTICE TO ATTY - EFILED
  14. REQUEST FOR COPIES
  15. Motion for a New Trial
  16. NOTICE OF HEARING ON MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL - 04/06/2023 AT 11:30 AM
  17. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL (11:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee)
  18. RESPONSE TO DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
  19. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ON THE DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  20. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL (11:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee)
  21. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ON DEFENDANT'S MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  22. DOCKET ENTRY Parties appeared via Zoom. Defendant's Motion for New Trial granted.
  23. ORDER GRANTING NEW TRIAL (OCA)
  24. ANSWER WILLIAM ENDSLEY - MICHAEL WARNER
  25. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  26. MOTION SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL
  27. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ORDER ON AGREED MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  28. ORDER GRANTING SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL MICHAEL A. MOSS SUBSTITUTED FOR JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.
  29. LETTER
  30. NOTICE OF NONSUIT WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  31. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED NOTICE OF NONSUIT WITHOUT PREJUDICE - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  32. ORDER OF NONSUIT (OCA) SIGNED 10/23/2023 - 1 PAGE
  33. MAILED NOTICE TO ATTY'S - EFILED

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