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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-20
Status 10th District Court
Type Contract - Other
Docket 66 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Galveston County Municipal Utility District No. 6
Defendant City of League City, Texas

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition - OCA
  2. Status Conference Sheet
  3. Receipt Acknowledge
  4. Rule 11 Agreement
  5. Attorney Vacation Letter
  6. Correspondence from Court
  7. Original Answer
  8. Plea to the Jurisdiction
  9. Correspondence from Court
  10. Motion to Dismiss
  11. Correspondence from Court
  12. Amended Petition
  13. Motion to Quash
  14. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  15. Correspondence from Court
  16. Request for Hearing
  17. Amended Motion
  18. Request for Hearing
  19. Plea to the Jurisdiction
  20. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  21. Request for Hearing
  22. Notice
  23. Request for Hearing
  24. Motion for Continuance
  25. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  26. Request for Hearing
  27. Correspondence from Attorney
  28. Correspondence from Court
  29. Correspondence from Attorney
  30. Correspondence from Attorney
  31. Response
  32. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  33. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  34. Response
  35. Response
  36. Correspondence from Court
  37. CANCELED Status Conference (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  38. Deadline to Complete Matter (6:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  39. Court Coordinator's Case Notes
  40. Docket Control Order (Judicial Officer: Neves, Kerry )
  41. Correspondence from Attorney
  42. Request for Hearing
  43. Amended Motion
  44. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  45. Notice of Hearing
  46. Correspondence from Court
  47. Correspondence from Attorney
  48. Motion to Compel
  49. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  50. Request for Hearing
  51. Notice of Hearing
  52. Notice - From Court of Setting Date (Judicial Officer: Neves, Kerry )
  53. Correspondence from Court
  54. Response
  55. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  56. Reply
  57. Reply
  58. Motion to Compel
  59. Response
  60. Motion for Continuance
  61. Reply
  62. Proposed Order (unsigned)
  63. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  64. Submission (4:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  65. Deadline to Complete Matter (5:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)
  66. Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Neves, Kerry)

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