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Texas First Appeals Court

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-02
Type Real Property
Docket 38 entries

Docket Entries

  1. udgment signed by trial court judge
  2. et for submission on briefs - oral argument denied . Notice
  3. ubmitted action withddrawn
  4. orrected entry made by clerks office . Notice
  5. etter filed . Letter
  6. Record due
  7. Court fee due
  8. Docketing statement due
  9. Fee paid
  10. Court reporters notice to court regarding status of record
  11. Case began in court of appeals
  12. Notice of appeal received
  13. Notice of appeal filed in trial court
  14. Notice filed
  15. Brief filed - oral argument requested
  16. Order entered
  17. No reporters record filed in civil case
  18. Letter filed
  19. Docketing statement filed
  20. Response due
  21. Response due
  22. Clerks record filed
  23. No clerks record filed in civil case
  24. No payment arrangements made with court reporter for record
  25. Record due
  26. Court fee due
  27. Docketing statement due
  28. Fee paid
  29. Court reporters notice to court regarding status of record
  30. Case began in court of appeals
  31. Notice of appeal received
  32. Notice of appeal filed in trial court
  33. ocketing statement due
  34. ee paid . Letter
  35. ourt reporters notice to court regarding status of record . INFORMATION SHEET
  36. ase began in court of appeals . Notice
  37. otice of appeal received . Letter of Assignment
  38. otice of appeal filed in trial court

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