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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-17
Status Case is Closed
Type Jp Appeal
Docket 18 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Houston, Valis
Defendant Proctor, Chiquista
Photo of Hon. Bender, Jay

Judge

Hon. Bender, Jay

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Final Judgment (Judicial Officer: Bender, Jay)
  2. Petition for Appealed Case from Lower Court (OCA) 01-EV-24-02405
  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: Deposit, Receipt, Judgment and Notice
  6. Motion for Continuance
  7. Eviction Trial (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Bender, Jay) Notice emailed and mailed to both pro se parties on 1/21/25. SA Result: Order Signed
  8. Amended Motion for Continuance
  9. Request for Copies Amended Motion (walkin)
  10. Judge's Docket Entry Defense motion for continuace is DENIED
  11. Judge's Docket Entry Defendant is found GUILTY of Forcible Detainer and Entry. Defendant is ORDERED to vacate the premises no later than 12 noon on 2/6/2025. Defendant is ORDERED to pay Court Costs, Back Rents of $3100 ($3,850 - $750 paid by church to plaintiff as a partial offset) and the $1925 and the money in the courts registry shall be paid to the plaintiff as an offset for this $3100 judgment. A Superseadas Bond is set in the amount of $24,000.00 and must be paid within 10 days from today otherwise Writ of Possession will be issued.
  12. Notice of Judgment
  13. Letter to plaintiff re court registry
  14. Judge's Trial Docket Entry
  15. Request to Release Court Registry Funds
  16. Scanned to court registry folder: Final Judgment, Registry Funds Info Sheet and D/L
  17. Inter-Office to KG at County Clerk: certified copy of judgment, copy of d/l and Registry Info form
  18. Scanned to Court Registry: Nunc Pro Tunc

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