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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-27
Type Real Property
Docket 39 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice of appeal filed in court of appeals . NOA
  2. Memorandum opinion issued . Judgment
  3. Submitted
  4. Set for submission on briefs . Notice
  5. Case ready to be set
  6. Brief filed - oral argument not requested . Brief
  7. Brief filed - oral argument requested . Brief
  8. Supplemental clerks record filed
  9. Motion for extension of time to file brief disposed
  10. Order entered . Order
  11. Case reinstated
  12. Motion to abate appeal disposed
  13. Order issued . Order
  14. Submitted
  15. Motion disposed . Notice
  16. Extension of time to file reporters record disposed . Notice
  17. Reporters record filed
  18. Fee paid
  19. Motion to abate appeal filed . Motion
  20. Extension of time to file reporters record filed . Extension
  21. Letter issued by the court . Notice
  22. Fee paid
  23. Motion for extension filed . Motion
  24. Fee paid
  25. Motion for extension of time to file brief filed . Motion
  26. Letter issued by the court . Notice
  27. No payment arrangements made with court reporter for record . Letter
  28. Appearance of counsel . Appearance
  29. Letter issued by the court . Notice
  30. Clerks record filed . Notice
  31. Notice of late record . Notice
  32. Extension of time to file clerks record disposed . Notice
  33. Extension of time to file clerks record filed . Extension
  34. Response filed . Response
  35. Fee paid
  36. No payment arrangements made with trial court clerk for record . Letter
  37. Court fee due . Notice
  38. Docketing statement filed . Docketing Statement
  39. Court fee due . Notice

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