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Court

Dallas County Civil

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-21
Status CLOSED
Type Bill Of Review (civil)
Docket 17 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Bank Of America, N.a.
Defendant Scott, Dwight
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Judge

Hon. Smith Craig

Dallas County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. 02/21/2023 NEW CASE FILED (OCA) - CIVIL
  2. 02/21/2023 ORIGINAL PETITION View Document PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION FOR BILL OF REVIEW
  3. 03/14/2023 REQUEST FOR SERVICE View Document LETTER FOR ISSUANCE OF BILL OF REVIEW CITATION Comment LETTER FOR ISSUANCE OF BILL OF REVIEW CITATION
  4. 03/14/2023 ISSUE CITATION View Document ISSUE CITATION - DWIGHT SCOTT
  5. 03/27/2023 CITATION Served 05/20/2023 Anticipated Server ESERVE Anticipated Method Actual Server PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER Returned 05/22/2023 Comment DWIGHT SCOTT
  6. 05/22/2023 RETURN OF SERVICE View Document EXECUTED CITATION - DWIGHT SCOTT Comment EXECUTED CITATION - DWIGHT SCOTT
  7. 05/26/2023 DISMISSAL FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION View Document 192 DWOPNO ACTION Notice Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason REQUESTED BY ATTORNEY/PRO SE
  8. 06/29/2023 MOTION - DEFAULT JUDGMENT View Document MOTION DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  9. 06/29/2023 NON-SIGNED PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT View Document PROPOSED ORDER DEFAULT JUDGMENT Comment PROPOSED DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  10. 06/30/2023 DISMISSAL FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION View Document 192 DWOPNO ACTION Notice Judicial Officer ACEVES, MARIA Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason REQUESTED BY ATTORNEY/PRO SE
  11. 06/30/2023 NOTICE OF JUDGMENT MAILED View Document FP NOTICE OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT RULE 239(a) View Document FP NOTICE OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT RULE 239(a)

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