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Court

Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-18
Status Case is Closed
Type Jp Appeal
Docket 7 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff 301 Greenville Holding, Llc Doing Business As 301 Greenville Apts
Defendant Daniels, Andrea
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Judge

Hon. Eviction Trial (1:00 Pm) (judicial Officer Johnson, Randy)

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judgment (Judicial Officer: Johnson, Randy)
  2. Petition for Appealed Case from Lower Court (OCA) 03-EV-25-00403
  3. Justice of the Peace Appeal Eviction- Pauper Granted
  4. 8 Day Answer Letter eMailed to All Parties in Suit
  5. Notice of Appearance Notice of Representation
  6. CANCELED Eviction Trial (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Randy) Hearing Held
  7. Case Tried by Presiding Judge TBC. Eviction case called for trial. Plaintiff appeared via counsel and designated representative and announced ready for trial. Defendant had notice of trial setting but failed to appear or announce. (Defendant's name called by court officer three times; no answer). Received testimony, evidence and argument. Judgment for Plaintiff: possession, $5400 back rent, 129.99 court costs, $1075 attorney fees, $8100 supersedeas bond amount, and writ to issue no sooner than 6th day after date of judgment.

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