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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-15
Status Disposed
Type Appeal Forcible Detainer
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Plaintiff The Kenton Apartments
Defendant Ballou, Brian
Photo of Hon. Warren, Jeremy

Judge

Hon. Warren, Jeremy

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filed from Lower Court (OCA)
  2. Receipt
  3. Letter
  4. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  5. Letter
  6. nswer
  7. ertified Mail Returned See attached
  8. etter Court's Notice of Hearing
  9. on-Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Warren, Jeremy)
  10. udicial Docket Entry Case called to trial. Both sides present and ready. Cassie Hagan reporting. Evidence presented. Eviction granted. Enter Judgment. JW
  11. xhibit Exhibit 1, 2, 3
  12. tat Closure - Final Judgment After Non-Jury Trial of Eviction
  13. otion for Appeal Returned from Judge Initialed
  14. tatement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs or an Appeal Bond
  15. lerk's Notification of Appeal to COA Filed in 14th Court of Appeals sent via Tames Portal; Trace #69781
  16. etter from 14th COA re: Reporter's Record
  17. lerk's Record filed in 14th COA via Tames Portal; Trace #69787
  18. etter Notice of Clerk's Record Filed
  19. etter from 14th COA re: Clerk's Record file was corrupted
  20. etter from 14th COA re: Clerk's Record Filed
  21. otice of Order Distribution from 14th COA
  22. rder for Court Reporter Record from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  23. udgment from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  24. pinion Memorandum Opinion from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  25. otice of Opinion Distribution from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  26. andate from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  27. ill Of Costs from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  28. etter Cover Letter re: Mandate from Fourteenth Court of Appeals
  29. etter Cover Letter re: Mandate from Fourteenth Court of Appeals - Duplicate
  30. ill Of Costs from Fourteenth Court of Appeals - Duplicate

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