On June 10, 2016 a
Order
was filed
involving a dispute between
Akhtar, Mahmood,
Amin, Muhammad,
Shawn Ibrahim Inc,
and
Houston-Galveston Area Local Development Corporation,
Sunnyland Development Inc,
for Debt/Contract - Consumer/DTPA
in the District Court of Harris County.
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Case No. 201640070
DCORX
SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D *
* 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
b All other experts.
3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
a) Total hours per side for oral depositions.
b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
SIGNED
tered ee ee
RAMON G. Ill VIADA
MICHAEL LANDRUM
17 SWALLOW TAIL CT
THE WOODLANDS TX 77381-3816 20559350 ~~ Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT
4 Date Generated 11/29/2017
ICVO02
rev.11202006Case No. 201640070
DCORX
SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D *
* 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
b All other experts.
3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date.
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
a) Total hours per side for oral depositions.
b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficienth ar in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will b
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline | by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
SIGNED
HONyeofaL fefesegdegt tha tafel tf tefogefteoe tf file
JOSEPH S. JR. YARDAS
400 INTERSTATE 45 N STE 200 BOX 200 MICHAEL LANDRUM
CONROE TX 77301-2837 24011228 Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT
4 Date Generated 11/29/2017
ICVO02
rev.11202006Case No. 201640070
DCORX
SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D *
* 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
b All other experts.
3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
a) Total hours per side for oral depositions.
b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
SIGNED
Madge HPL NY AYA fog AYE Eyed ty pepe te
MICAH BERYL FORTSON
2702 JACKSON ST MICHAEL LANDRUM
HOUSTON TX 77004-1241 24083012 Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT
2 Date Generated 11/29/2017
ICVO02
rev.11202006
Document Filed Date
December 01, 2017
Case Filing Date
June 10, 2016
Category
Debt/Contract - Consumer/DTPA
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Case No. 201640070 DCORX SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D * * 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. 2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. 3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. b All other experts. 3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: a) Total hours per side for oral depositions. b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED tered ee ee RAMON G. Ill VIADA MICHAEL LANDRUM 17 SWALLOW TAIL CT THE WOODLANDS TX 77381-3816 20559350 ~~ Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT 4 Date Generated 11/29/2017 ICVO02 rev.11202006Case No. 201640070 DCORX SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D * * 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. 2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. 3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. b All other experts. 3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: a) Total hours per side for oral depositions. b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficienth ar in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will b within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline | by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED HONyeofaL fefesegdegt tha tafel tf tefogefteoe tf file JOSEPH S. JR. YARDAS 400 INTERSTATE 45 N STE 200 BOX 200 MICHAEL LANDRUM CONROE TX 77301-2837 24011228 Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT 4 Date Generated 11/29/2017 ICVO02 rev.11202006Case No. 201640070 DCORX SHAWN IBRAHIM INC ‘ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA LOCAL D * * 113th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. 2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. 3} Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. b All other experts. 3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: a) Total hours per side for oral depositions. b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) Bythis date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 06/01/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. a) If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. b) 06/01/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c) 05/04/18 Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8. 06/01/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11.07/02/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED Madge HPL NY AYA fog AYE Eyed ty pepe te MICAH BERYL FORTSON 2702 JACKSON ST MICHAEL LANDRUM HOUSTON TX 77004-1241 24083012 Judge, 113TH DISTRICT COURT 2 Date Generated 11/29/2017 ICVO02 rev.11202006