On September 16, 2019 a
Order of Dismissal for Failure to File Joint Notice - Dismissed for Want of Prosecution
was filed
involving a dispute between
and
for Judicial Review - Fraudulent Documents
in the District Court of Montgomery County.
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CAUSE NO. 19-09-12687
THE KING/MOROCCO (FORMERLY) § IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
MYRON GERARD SIMMS JR. §
VS. § MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS
TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION; §
KEATING NISSAN § 284TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
ORDER OF DISMISSAL FOR FAILURE TO FILE JOINT NOTICE
On the 22nd day of May, 2020 came on the Court's pre-trial review of the above-styled and
numbered case. After being duly ordered under the Court’s Docket Control Order, the Parties
failed to timely file the required Joint Notice Filing. The Court has previously noticed the
Parties that failure to file the Joint Notice Filing may result in dismissal without further notice to
the Parties.
The Court, having considered the failure of the Parties to timely file the Joint Notice Filing
and how heavily the Court relies upon the Joint Notice Filing in setting its dockets and trying its
cases, finds that this case should be dismissed for want of prosecution.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the above-styled and
numbered cause be dismissed and same is hereby removed from the docket of this Court.
SIGNED on this the 22nd day of May, 2020
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KRISTIN BAYS, Judge Presiding
Document Filed Date
May 22, 2020
Case Filing Date
September 16, 2019
Category
Judicial Review - Fraudulent Documents
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CAUSE NO. 19-09-12687 THE KING/MOROCCO (FORMERLY) § IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MYRON GERARD SIMMS JR. § VS. § MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TEXAS TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION; § KEATING NISSAN § 284TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ORDER OF DISMISSAL FOR FAILURE TO FILE JOINT NOTICE On the 22nd day of May, 2020 came on the Court's pre-trial review of the above-styled and numbered case. After being duly ordered under the Court’s Docket Control Order, the Parties failed to timely file the required Joint Notice Filing. The Court has previously noticed the Parties that failure to file the Joint Notice Filing may result in dismissal without further notice to the Parties. The Court, having considered the failure of the Parties to timely file the Joint Notice Filing and how heavily the Court relies upon the Joint Notice Filing in setting its dockets and trying its cases, finds that this case should be dismissed for want of prosecution. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the above-styled and numbered cause be dismissed and same is hereby removed from the docket of this Court. SIGNED on this the 22nd day of May, 2020 ____________ _____ KRISTIN BAYS, Judge Presiding