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Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-16
Status Case is Closed
Type Jp Appeal
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff West Ridge Villas
Defendant Lockhart, Vickie
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Judge

Hon. Eviction Trial (1:00 Pm) (judicial Officer Johnson, Randy)

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order of Non-Suit (Judicial Officer: Johnson, Randy)
  2. Petition for Appealed Case from Lower Court (OCA) 04-EV-24-00771
  3. Justice of the Peace Appeal Eviction- Pauper Granted
  4. 8 Day Answer Letter eMailed to All Parties in Suit
  5. Scanned Into Court registry Folder, Receipt, Deposit Report and Judgment
  6. Original Answer
  7. Court Administrator's Comments emailed eviction trial notice to plaintiff and defendant on this date.
  8. Scanned into Court Registry Folder: Deposit, Receipt, Judgment
  9. Scanned Into COurt Registry Folder Receipt, Deposit Report, Judgment and Notice of Rent
  10. Notice of Appearance
  11. Supplemental Petition Supplement to Sworn Complaint
  12. Clerk Notes Added "and all other occupants" to style. Informed filer an order would need to be filed to change the style.
  13. Eviction Trial (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Randy)
  14. Judge's Trial Docket Entry Evicdtion Trial. Plaintiff appeared via counsel and designated representative. Defendant appeared in person and via counsel. Recessed for parties to discuss potential resolution. Parties returned to courtroom and announced agreement reached and presented Rule 11 with agreed judgment (which will only be entered if Defendant does not pay agreed balance o/b May 30, 2024. Agreement includes order to release funds in registry of court to Plaintiff. RJ
  15. Rule 11 Agreement
  16. Order to Release Registry Court Funds
  17. Scanned Order to Release into Court Registry Folder
  18. Inter-Office Certified copy of Order to K.Garner/E.Gilbride
  19. Deputy Reporter Statement
  20. Request to Release Court Registry Funds See notes
  21. Affidavit Affidavit of Identity
  22. Clerk Notes Pending email from Ct Admin
  23. Notice of Hearing
  24. Notice of Nonsuit Plaintiff's

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