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Kerr County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-30
Status Dismissed
Type Debt Claim
Docket 13 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Capital One Bank (usa), N.a.
Defendant Asbury, Fred
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Judge

Hon. Hoyne, J.R.

Kerr County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judgment For The Defendant (Judicial Officer: Hoyne, J.R.)
  3. Plaintiffs Original Petition
  4. Case Filed
  5. Citation Fred Asbury
  6. Civil Citation Service Asbury, Fred Served 01/10/2022 Returned 01/18/2022
  7. Answer from def's attorney Benjamin Trotter
  8. Notice Of Hearing Notice to both attorneys
  9. Trial By Judge (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hoyne, J.R.)
  10. Comment At bench trial, case reset 60 days.
  11. Notice Of Hearing Notice sent to both parties
  12. Trial By Judge (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hoyne, J.R.)
  13. Notice Of Hearing Notice to both parties of continuance date.

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