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Court

Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-26
Status Disposed
Type Other Civil
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Li, Bernice
Defendant He, Liqun
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Judge

Hon. White, Lewis)

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Filing CMR Slips qc/ajs
  2. Docket Sheet qc/mm/mvc
  3. Transcript - JP QC/MM/mvc
  4. Filing Green Card qc/cc/VMV/mr
  5. Filing Rule 143 QC/MM/mvc
  6. Notice Notice of Appearance
  7. Filing Rule 143 White Slips CMR 4684 23, 4684 30, 4684 47, 4684 54, 4684 61 qc/ja/VMV/mr
  8. Registry Transaction Deposit: $3,200.00; Liqun He
  9. Filing Green card qc/hb
  10. Notice Notice of Trial
  11. Exhibit Exhibit A - Texas Realtors Residential Lease
  12. Exhibit Exhibit B - Notice to Vacate
  13. Exhibit Exhibit C - Checks
  14. Exhibit Exhibit D - Inspection and Repair Report
  15. Exhibit Exhibit E - Certification of Translation Accuracy
  16. Filing Certified Mail Receipt - Exhibits A-E
  17. Notice of Hearing Notice of Trial
  18. Notice of Hearing Notice of Trial
  19. Filing Return envelope qc/dl/lb
  20. Exhibit Exhibit A - Lease
  21. Exhibit Exhibit B - Notice to Vacate
  22. Exhibit Exhibit C - Returned February Payments
  23. Exhibit Exhibit D - Proof of Repairs and Timeline of Repairs
  24. Exhibit Exhibit E - Certified translation of text messages between parties
  25. Exhibit Exhibit F - Ledger
  26. Filing Certified Mail Receipt
  27. JP Eviction Appeal (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer White, Lewis)
  28. Judge Docket Entry Bench Trial Defendant no show Atty Richard Amagwwla Service + Notice LMW
  29. Final Judgment After Non-Jury Trial Signed 5/7/24
  30. Notice notices mailed out to parties

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