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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-20
Status Disposed
Type Contract Other Contract
Docket 22 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bell, Matthew
Defendant Sure Choice Underwriterrs Reciprocal Exhange
Photo of Hon. Brame Argie

Judge

Hon. Brame Argie

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Transfer In (open event) Index # 1 Order Granting Defendant's unopposed Motion to Transfer Venue (Transferred from Harris County)
  2. Certificate Index # 2 Transfer Certificate (Transferred from Harris County)
  3. Petition Index # 3 Plaintiff's Original Petition (Transferred from Harris County)
  4. Request Index # 4 Request for Issuance of Service (Transferred from Harris County)
  5. Issuance Index # 5 Citation Issued to Surechoice Underwriters Reciprocal Exchange (Transferred from Harris County)
  6. Officers Return Index # 6 Citation Return for Surechoice Underwriteres Reciprocal Exchange (Transferrred from Harris County)
  7. Motion (No Fee) Index # 7 Unopposed Motion to Transfer Venue (Transferred from Harris County)
  8. No Fee Documents Index # 8 Defendant's Special Exceptions and Original Answer Subject to Its unopposed Motion to Transfer Venue(Transferred from Harris County)
  9. Motion (No Fee) Index # 9 Defendant's Unopposed Motion to Transfer Venue (Transferred from Harris County)
  10. Docket Sheet Docket Sheet (Transferred from Harris County)
  11. Letters Cover Letter for OCA Return Statement of Receipt
  12. Letters Transfer In Letter
  13. Motion (No Fee) Index # 10 Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  14. Notice Index # 12 Notice of Hearing on Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  15. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 13 Plaintiffs' Response to Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  16. Proposed Order Index # 14 Order (Plaintiffs' Response to Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate)
  17. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 15 Defendant's Reply in Support of its Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  18. M/Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officers Brame, Argie, Brame, Argie) Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate.
  19. Abatement Ordered (Inactive Status) Index # 16 Order Granting Defendant's Opposed Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  20. Motion (No Fee) Index # 17 Notice of Non-Suit with Prejudice
  21. Reinstated Case Classified Inactive
  22. Dismissed by Plaintiff/Non-Suit/Other Index # 18 Order on Plaintiff's Notice of Non-Suit with Prejudice

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