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David Mora, Texas Sterling Construction Co. A/K/A/ Texas Crushed Concrete, and Sterling Construction Company, Inc. A/K/A Sterling Delaware Holding Company, Inc. v. Martin Valdivia, Sr., and Maria Cervantes Valdivia, Both Individually and as Sole Heirs of the Estate of Martin Valdivia Jr.
Citation: Not availableDocket: 04-17-00565-CV
Court: Court of Appeals of Texas; February 14, 2018; Texas; State Appellate Court
Original Court Document: View Document
The Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, Texas, issued an order regarding the case No. 04-17-00565-CV involving appellants David Mora and Texas Sterling Construction Co., and appellees Martin Valdivia, Sr. and Maria Cervantes Valdivia. Following two extensions granted to court reporter Amy L. Hinds for filing the record, the reporter's record was due on February 8, 2018. Hinds filed a third notification of a late record, revealing that only 32% of the pages had been edited, with none proofread or formatted. She requested an additional extension until March 9, 2018, totaling a 94-day extension, which was granted. The court mandated that the reporter's record must be submitted by the new deadline, noting that any subsequent extension requests would be met with disfavor. If the record is not filed by the deadline, future requests for additional time must include a signed, detailed status report outlining the progress and any challenges that may delay completion, including page counts and descriptions of each workday. A preferred form for this status report was attached to the order. The order was signed by Justice Patricia O. Alvarez and dated February 15, 2018.