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Francis Rozelle, Jr., et al v. Patrick Autry
as 19-50346
Appellee:
PATRICK HOLDER AUTRY
Appellant:
CLARITA SOMMERS JOHNSON and FRANCIS MCQUEEN ROZELLE, JR.
Francis Rozelle, Jr., et al v. John Lowe
as 18-50372
Appellant:
FRANCIS MCQUEEN ROZELLE, JR. and CLARITA SOMMERS JOHNSON
Appellee:
JOHN PATRICK LOWE
Francis Rozelle, Jr., et al v. Robert Schumacher, et al
as 17-50747
Appellant:
FRANCIS MCQUEEN ROZELLE, JR. and CLARITA SOMMERS JOHNSON
Appellee:
ROBERT SCHUMACHER, STEVE SANDERS and LORENZO W. TIJERINA
Francis Rozelle, Jr., et al v. Branscomb, P.C., et al
as 17-50743
Appellant:
FRANCIS MCQUEEN ROZELLE, JR. and CLARITA SOMMERS JOHNSON
Appellee:
BRANSCOMB, P.C., CENTRAL TEXAS REALTY AND DEVELOPMENT, L.L.C., JOHN PATRICK LOWE and others
Rozelle, Jr. et al v. Lowe et al
as 5:2016cv00489
Defendant:
Patrick H. Autry, Branscomb PC, Broadway National Bank and others
Plaintiff:
Clarita Sommers Johnson and Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr.
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1331 Fed. Question: Anti-trust
Francis Rozelle, Jr., et al v. John Lowe
as 16-50444
Appellant:
FRANCIS MCQUEEN ROZELLE, JR. and CLARITA SOMMERS JOHNSON
Appellee:
TRUSTEE JOHN PATRICK LOWE
Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr., et.al. vs. John Patrick Lowe
as 5:2015mc01108
Notice Only Party:
R. Glen Ayers, Jr., Paul D. Barkhurst, David S. Gragg and others
Debtor:
Clarita Sommers Johnson
Plaintiff:
Clarita Sommers Johnson and Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr.
Movant:
Local Taxing Jurisdictions and SLF IV UTSA Blvd. Noteholder, L.P.
Defendant:
Trustee John Patrick Lowe
In Re:
Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr.
Rozelle, Jr. et al v. Lowe
as 5:2015mc00376
Appellant:
Clarita Sommers Johnson and Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr.
In Re:
Clarita Sommers Johnson and Francis McQueen Rozelle, Jr.
Appellee:
Trustee John Patrick Lowe
Creditor:
SLF IV - UTSA Blvd Noteholder, L.P., a Texas limited partnership
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