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Court

Panola County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-01
Status Filed
Type Civil Case Other
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Baker, Deanne Powell
Defendant Cox, Sulayne
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Judge

Hon. Rafferty, Le Ann Kay

Panola County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. LETTER MEMO TO CLERK
  2. PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA) PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION
  3. Citation SULAYNE COX
  4. Citation EMAILED TO ATTY, [email protected] ON THIS DAY Cox, Sulayne Served 11/04/2021 Returned 11/05/2021
  5. MISCELLANEOUS CLERK'S EMAIL OF CITATION TO [email protected] FOR PERSONAL SERVICE
  6. Citation-Executed CITATION EXECUTED - SULAYNE COX
  7. Answer DEFENDANT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER
  8. LETTER LETTER TO CLERK - EMAILED 12/03/21
  9. Motion MOTION TO DETERMINE APPLICABILITY OF TEXAS PROPERTY CODE AND FOR APPOINTMENT OF APPRAISER
  10. ORDER SETTING HEARING
  11. ORDER SETTING HEARING Amended Order Setting Hearing
  12. Order ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION TO DETERMINE APPLICABILITY OF TEXAS PROP CODE SECTION 23A.003 AND APPOINTMENT OF APPRAISER
  13. Motion MOTION FOR SECURITY COSTS
  14. ORDER SETTING HEARING Order Setting Zoom Hearing
  15. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rafferty, LeAnn Kay) Motion for Security of Cost.
  16. DOCKET ENTRY (Judicial Officer: Rafferty, LeAnn Kay ) Case called. Hearing held via zoom conference. Plaintiff appeared with counsel. Defendant failed to appear. Motion for Security Costs granted. Each party to pay $1000 within ten days to appraisal firm. lkr
  17. Order Order Granting Motion for Security for Costs
  18. Appraisal Appraisal of Real Property
  19. Appraisal Appraisal of Real Property
  20. REPORT Verified Appraisal Report
  21. LETTER Memo to Clerk
  22. NOTICE NOTICE OF APPRAISED PROPERTY VALUE - EMAILED TO ATTORNEY ON THIS DAY
  23. ORDER SETTING HEARING ORDER SETTING HEARING
  24. NOTICE Service Return for Notice of Appraised Property
  25. Agreed Order AGREED ORDER OF DETERMINATION OF VALUE
  26. Motion Motion for Determination of Ownership Interests in Real Property and Motion for Mediation
  27. Agreed Order Agreed Order Referring Case to Mediation
  28. Agreed Order Agreed Order of Determination of Ownership Interest in Real Property

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