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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-11
Status Judgment
Type Evictions
Docket 25 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Pristine Properties
Defendant Mosley, Jacqueline
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Judge

Hon. Bryan Tim

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION
  2. RENT AMOUNT
  3. GOVERNMENT RENT AMOUNT
  4. Affidavit Non-Military
  5. Eviction Citation Service
  9. Citation Issued
  10. Affidavit for Subsitute Service
  11. Order
  12. Comment
  13. Eviction Hearing (9:15 AM) (Judicial Officer Bryan, Tim)
  14. Miscellaneous
  15. Notice of Appeal
  16. Statement of Inability to Afford Costs
  17. Notice
  18. Notice
  19. Comment
  20. Bill Of Costs
  21. Bill Of Costs
  22. Transcript of Docket
  23. CASE TRANSFERRED ON APPEAL
  24. Letter
  25. Request

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