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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-07
Status Closed
Type All Other Civil Cases
Docket 26 entries
Disposition order of dismissal

Parties

Plaintiff Balireddy, Narayanareddy
Defendant Burke, James
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Judge

Hon. Flint George B

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Mailed or Faxed or Emailed Order Order of Dismissal to Parties
  2. Plaintiff's Original Petition (OCA) $371.00 Petitioners' Verified Petition to Take Depositions Before Suit
  3. Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing on Petitioners' Petition to Take Depositions Before Suit
  4. Correspondence Return of Service - Galaxy Construction & Development, Inc
  5. Correspondence Return of Service - James Burke
  6. Correspondence Return of Service - Ramantha Yellaturu
  7. CANCELED Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Flint, George B.) Agreement Reached P Verified Pet to take Depo before suit
  8. Rule 11 Agreement
  9. Rule 11 Agreement
  10. Notice of Appearance Notice of Appearance of Counsel
  11. Notice of Appearance Notice of Appearance of Counsel
  12. Motion Petitioners' Motion to Compel Deposition and for Sanctions
  13. CANCELED Docket Control - No Appearances Required (8:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Flint, George B.) Order to Dismiss get scheduling conf set
  14. Notice of Hearing
  15. Notice of Hearing (Duplicate)
  16. Response Respondent Yellaturu's (1) Response to Motion to Compel and (2) Motion to Stay Pending Completion of Arbitration
  17. CANCELED Motion to Compel (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Flint, George B.) Reset
  18. Response Burke's Response to Motion to Compel, Plea to the Jurisdiction, and Motion to Stay Pending Arbitration
  19. Letter Letter to Court
  20. Notice of Hearing Amended Notice of Hearing
  21. Response Petitioners' Reply to Respondents' Responses to their Motion to Compel Deposition and for Sanctions
  22. Letter Letter to Court
  23. Conference with Judge (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Flint, George B.) zoom - schedule conf / motion to compel & Mtn to stay
  24. Judge's Docket Entry Parties appeared through counsel on Zoom; argument heard on Motions; add'l briefing requested on whether 3rd party to contract could rely on contract arbitration clause to refuse pre-suit deposition under TRCP 202; taken under advisement
  25. Brief Letter Brief
  26. CANCELED Docket Control - No Appearances Required (8:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Flint, George B.) Order to Dismiss Add'l briefing received; research completed?

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