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Court

Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-10
Status Pending
Type Other Injury Or Damage
Docket 17 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Raghu, Aarti
Defendant City Of Plano Also Known As City Of Plano, Texas
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Judge

Hon. Willis Jill Renfro

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Trial Before the Court (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Willis, Jill Renfro) 2.5 hours/side unless good cause shown 02/17/2026 Reset by Court to 06/02/2026
  2. Request for Citation $8.00
  3. Citation ClubCorp USA Inc. Served 01/15/2025 Returned 01/17/2025
  4. Service Return Citation - Clubcorp USA INC.
  5. Original Answer Defendant ClubCorp USA Inc. d/b/a Invited Clubs' Answer to Plaintiffs' Original Petition
  6. Correspondence Sent by Court DWOP Notice
  7. Discovery Control Plan and Scheduling Order Discovery Control Plan and Scheduling Order (Level 1 or 2 - Civil)
  8. CANCELED Dismissal for Want of Prosecution (8:30 AM) () Agreed Discovery Control Plan/Scheduling Order Entered
  9. Rule 11 Agreement
  10. Amended Petition Plaintiffs' First Amended Petition
  11. Request for Citation $8.00
  12. Citation City of Plano Served 06/13/2025 Returned 06/18/2025
  13. Service Return Return of Service - City of Plano - Citation
  14. Original Answer City of Plano's Answer and Affirmative Deffenses
  15. Amended Answer Defendant ClubCorp USA Inc. d/b/a Invited Clubs' First Amended Answer
  16. Motion for Continuance Agreed Motion for Continuance and Entry of Discovery Control Plan and Scheduling Order
  17. Attorney Order for Continuance of Trial Granted Order Granting Agreed Motion For Continuance and Entry of Discovery Control Plan and Scheduling Order

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