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Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-12
Status Disposed
Type Other Product Liability
Docket 73 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Pena, Daisy
Defendant Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
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Judge

Hon. 166 Th, District Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  3. PETITION
  5. REQUEST FOR SERVICE AND PROCESS
  7. Served: 07/19/2022
  8. Served: 07/18/2022
  9. Served: 07/19/2022
  10. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  12. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  14. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  16. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS
  18. JURY FEE PAID
  19. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  20. JURY FEE PAID
  22. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  24. JURY FEE PAID
  26. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  28. REQUEST FOR
  30. MOTION TO QUASH
  32. NOTICE OF HEARING
  34. NOTICE
  36. MOTION TO QUASH
  38. EXHIBITS
  40. MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE ATTORNEY
  42. ORDER TO SUBSTITUTE
  43. (Judicial Officer: Canales, David A.)
  44. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  46. INTENTION TO TAKE DEPOSITION OF
  48. INTENTION TO TAKE DEPOSITION OF
  49. NOTICE
  50. MOTION TO QUASH
  52. NOTICE
  53. NOTICE OF HEARING
  54. NOTICE OF HEARING
  56. MOTION TO COMPEL
  58. NOTICE OF HEARING
  59. Letter
  60. BRIEF
  61. EXHIBITS
  62. EXHIBITS
  63. EXHIBITS
  64. MOTION FOR
  65. EXHIBITS
  66. EXHIBITS
  67. EXHIBITS
  68. EXHIBITS
  69. EXHIBITS
  70. EXHIBITS
  71. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  72. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES
  73. (Judicial Officer: GONZALES, NORMA)

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