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Court

Montgomery Co

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-02
Status Disposed
Type Other Contract Under $250,000
Docket 53 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Modisette, Annette|Modisette, Larry
Defendant Watkins Realty Llc|Watkins, Conor
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Judge

Hon. Valdez Scharlene

Montgomery County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  2. E-Filed Original Petition Document
  3. Request for Service
  4. Request for Service
  5. Citation Watkins, Conor Unserved
  6. Citation Watkins Realty LLC Served 02/08/2024 Returned 03/07/2024
  7. Return of Service
  8. Return of Service
  9. Original Answer
  10. Docket Control Order
  11. Amended Petition
  12. Certificate of Written Discovery
  13. Motion (No Fee)
  14. Signed Order
  15. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  16. Motion for Summary Judgment
  17. Affidavit
  18. Proposed Order
  19. Amended Filing
  20. Notice of Hearing
  21. Proposed Order
  22. Motion (No Fee)
  23. Notice of Hearing
  24. Certificate of Written Discovery
  25. Summary Judgment (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene)
  26. Signed Order
  27. Submission (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene)
  28. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Valdez, Scharlene )
  29. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  30. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Valdez, Scharlene )
  31. Signed Order
  32. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  33. Motion (No Fee)
  34. Proposed Order
  35. Notice
  36. No Fee Documents
  37. No Fee Documents
  38. Findings of Fact
  39. Notice of Hearing
  40. Letters
  41. Motion (No Fee)
  42. Proposed Order
  43. Notice of Hearing
  44. CANCELED Bench Trial (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene) Per Judge
  45. Submission (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene)
  46. Amended Filing
  47. Amended Filing
  48. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Valdez, Scharlene )
  49. Bench Trial (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene)
  50. Partial Summary Judgment
  51. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  52. Entry (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Scharlene)
  53. Final Order

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