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Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-14
Status Filed
Type Eviction Appeal
Docket 11 entries
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Judge

Hon. Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. CV-Transcript (Appeal)
  2. Certified Mail Issued Reverview Apartments, Signature, USPS #9202 1901 0661 5400 0198 6083 94
  3. Certified Mail Issued Jon Stark, Signature, USPS#9202 1901 0661 5400 0198 6084 86
  4. Mail Riverview Apartments
  5. Mail Jon Stark
  6. Returned To Sender Jon Arthur Stark- Unclaimed-Unable to forward.
  7. Eviction Appeal (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan)
  8. Served Cert Mail- Reverview Apartments
  9. Electronic Docket Entry Hearing in person. Representative for Riverview Apartments, Allyson Menter, appeared for Landlord. Jon Stark, Tenant, appeared. Ms. Menter did not have a copy of the lease, and therefore, requested a continuance. Mr. Stark did not object to the continuance. The Court granted the continuance. Mr. Stark offered Appellant's/Tenant's exhibits Nos. 1-5, which the Court admitted without objection.
  10. Eviction Appeal (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Hall, Jimmy Alan)
  11. Electronic Docket Entry Hearing in person. The Landlord's representative, Allyson Menter, appeared. The Tenant, Mr. Stark, appeared. After some settlement discussions, the Landlord gave Mr. Stark until Nov. 1, 2024, to bring his account current, which the parties estimated to be $1,535. The Landlord will notify the Court of the status of Mr. Stark's efforts at the end of Nov. 1 or the next business day.

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