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Case activity for American Express National Bank vs Michael Thurman on April 30

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Case activity for American Express National Bank vs Michael Thurman on April 30

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The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by American Express National Bank against Michael Thurman and Mt Custom Homes LP on April 30.

'Citation To Be Issued'

'Efile Original Petition'

'Original Petition (oca)'

Case number 1168350 was filed in the Harris County Civil Court on April 30.

ORGANIZATIONS IN THIS STORY

Michael • American • Civil • American Express Company • Harris County Civil Courthouse • Citation • Court • Strong • Bank • Title • The Harris • Informed Consent Action Network • American Express • Express • County • Custom Homes • National Bank • Case • National

ORGANIZATIONS IN THIS STORY

Michael• American• Civil• American Express Company• Harris County Civil Courthouse• Citation• Court• Strong• Bank• Title• The Harris• Informed Consent Action Network• American Express• Express• County• Custom Homes• National Bank• Case• National

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