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Court

Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-10
Status Dismissed
Type Injury Or Damage Other
Docket 27 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jones, David
Defendant Clark, Cade
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Judge

Hon. Holder, Marc W

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judgment from 14th COA
  2. Request Civil Process Request Form
  3. Citation by CMRRR
  4. Citation Requested By Clark, Cade Clark, Cade Unserved Anticipated Method Certified Mail
  5. Certified Mail Returned Return to Sender; Insufficiant Address; Unable to Forward; Return to Sender
  6. Request Civil Process Request Form
  7. Citation and Petition to be picked up by Barry Dunn
  8. Citation Requested By Clark, Cade Clark, Cade Served 02/14/2022 Anticipated Server Private Process Server Anticipated Method In Person Serving Method In Person
  9. Service Returned Executed 2/14/22
  10. Motion to Dismiss For Lack of Jurisdiction & Motion to Stay Discovery
  11. Answer Defendant's Answer to Plaintiff's Original Complaint & Jury Demand
  12. Response to Motion to Dismiss and Motion to Abate Discovery
  13. Reply to Plaintiff's Response to Defendant's Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Jurisdiction
  14. Reply Sur-Reply to Motion to Dismiss and Motion to Abate Discovery
  15. Motion to Dismiss (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Holder, Marc W)
  16. Judicial Docket Entry Hearing on motion to dism. Robin Rios reporting. Argument received. Taken under advisement. mh
  17. Stat Closure - Order for Non-Suit or Dismissed by Plaintiff Copy emailed to both attorneys
  18. Notice of Appeal
  19. Notice Clerk's Notice of Appeal to COA; sent to 14th COA via TAMES Portal, Trace #60286
  20. Notice Clerk's Appeal Notice Letter
  21. Letter Cover Letter re: Designation of documents for NOA
  22. Letter Cover Letter re: payment for clerks record for COA
  23. Clerk's Record Sent to 14th COA via Tames Portal; Trace #60427
  24. Letter Clerk's Notice Appeal Filed with 14th COA
  25. Letter From 14 COA re: Clerk's Record Filed
  26. Notice of Opinion Distribution from 14th COA
  27. Opinion Memorandum Opinion from 14th COA

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