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Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-10
Status 56th District Court
Type Contract - Debt - Deceptive Trade Practices
Docket 49 entries

Parties

Plaintiff RNM Services, LLC
Defendant BISCAMP, Joshua Butch
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Judge

Hon. (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition - OCA
  2. Request for Civil Service
  3. Status Conference Sheet
  4. Receipt Acknowledge
  5. Application for Temporary Restraining Order
  6. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  7. Citation Issuance - Work Product
  8. Receipt Acknowledge
  9. Amended Application Temporary Restraining Order
  10. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  11. Hearing (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  12. Temporary Restraining Order - OCA (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  13. Request for Civil Service
  14. Bond - Certificate of Cash in Lieu of
  15. Notice of Hearing
  16. Temporary Restraining Order - Issued - Work Product
  17. Receipt Acknowledge
  18. Motion
  19. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  20. Notice of Appearance
  21. CANCELED Temporary Injunction (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  22. Motion
  23. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  24. Request for Hearing
  25. Request for Hearing
  26. Motion
  27. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  28. Request for Hearing
  29. Notice of Hearing
  30. Notice - From Court of Setting Date (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  31. Notice of Hearing
  32. Notice - From Court of Setting Date (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  33. Submission (4:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  34. Submission (4:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  35. Court Coordinator's Case Notes
  36. Order Granting Motion (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  37. Copy of Notice
  38. Order to Release Cash Bond (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  39. Correspondence from Clerk of Court
  40. Returned Mail Undeliverable
  41. Correspondence from Clerk of Court
  42. Bookkeeping Receipt Acknowledgment
  43. Green Card Returned/Delivered
  44. Status Conference (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  45. Notice - From Court of Setting Date (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  46. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  47. Status Conference (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)
  48. Docket Control Order (Judicial Officer: Cox, Lonnie )
  49. Bench Trial (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cox, Lonnie)

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