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Court

Comal County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-02
Status Disposed
Type Tax Cases
Docket 60 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff The County Of Comal, Texas
Defendant L & M Joint Venture
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Judge

Hon. Waldrip, Dib

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA)
  3. CITATION
  4. CITATION
  5. CITATION BY CERTIFIED MAIL
  6. AMENDED PETITION
  7. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  8. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  9. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  10. WAIVER OF SERVICE
  11. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  12. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  13. AMENDED PETITION
  14. CITATION
  15. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  16. RESPONDENT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER
  17. AFFIDAVIT
  18. CITATION BY POSTING
  19. ORD APPT ATTY AD LITEM
  20. VACATION LETTER
  21. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  22. REPORT
  23. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  24. PROPOSED ORDER
  25. NOTICE
  26. NOTICE
  27. NOTICE
  28. AFFIDAVIT
  29. PROPOSED ORDER
  30. PROPOSED ORDER
  31. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  32. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  33. Trial on the Merits
  34. ###### JUDGE'S DOCKET SHEET/NOTES #####
  35. NOTICE
  36. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  37. PROPOSED ORDER
  38. AFFIDAVIT
  39. PROPOSED ORDER
  40. PROPOSED ORDER
  41. NOTICE OF TRIAL
  42. AFFIDAVIT MILITARY SERVICE
  43. Trial on the Merits
  44. ###### JUDGE'S DOCKET SHEET/NOTES #####
  45. JUDGMENT
  46. STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE
  47. ORDER APPROVING FEE FOR ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  48. NOTICE SENT OF COURT ORDER
  49. ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENT
  50. ORDER OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
  51. PETITION
  52. DOCUMENT
  53. DOCUMENT
  54. NOTICE RETURNED
  55. MAIL RETURNED
  56. SHERIFF'S RETURN ON

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