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  • EMS GULF COAST L L C                     vs. HARPER, JOANNE DAMAGES (OTH) document preview
  • EMS GULF COAST L L C                     vs. HARPER, JOANNE DAMAGES (OTH) document preview
  • EMS GULF COAST L L C                     vs. HARPER, JOANNE DAMAGES (OTH) document preview
  • EMS GULF COAST L L C                     vs. HARPER, JOANNE DAMAGES (OTH) document preview
						
                                

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~ JUL 78 2008 CAUSE NO. 2008-00113 DMI .d SUNOH YALAV P:-3 EMS GULF COAST, L.L.C § IN THE fGL Wd 11 TNE 8002 Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant § § SVXAL 09 StH7. |). os Vv. § DISTRICT¢ BSH § § JOANNE HARPER Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff § HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS DEFEND. S RESPONSE LAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR NO EVIDENCE SUMMARY JUDGMENT TO: Bill Luck Attorney at Law Stonehollow Place 1412 Ste. B, Stonehollow Houston, Texas 77339. COMES NOW the Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff, Joanne Harper, in the above referenced case who, pursuant to Texas Rule of Procedure 166, files her response to Plaintiff's No Evidence Motion for Summary Judgment as follows: L INTRODUCTION/FACTS/ARGUMENT Defendant Harper has filed a Motion to Compel further discovery responses that are reasonably calculated to provide additional support for Harper's claims of Abuse of Process and Defamation. Said Motion is set for hearing on the same day as Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment. Pursuant to T.R.C.P 166a(i), Harper should be allowed to finish conducting discovery. In addition to the Motion to Compel, Harper intends to take at least one deposition. Harper’s ability to controvert Plaintiff's Motion requires that the Plaintiff provide discovery. Immediately upon receipt of the Plaintiff's motion, counsel for the Defendant requested that the hearing be postponed, that more detailed discovery responses be filed and further provided notice that Harper intended to take at least one deposition. (Exhibit A). Since that time the Plaintiff has made no attempt to provide more complete discovery. The Court cannot grant a no-evidence summary judgment based on a conclusory no-evidence challenge to the nonmovant’s case. T.R.C.P. 166a(i) In this instance the Plaintiff's Motion is based on conclusions drawn from incomplete evidence. Further, the Plaintiff's refusal to accept Harper’s sworn representation that she does not have Plaintiff's property or her offer allowing the Plaintiff to examine her computer has established the relevancy of the discovery Harper is seeking; as the issues Harper seeks discovery on are the eons ‘Ti 1s of poor auaty ate fg ~~ only remaining issues presented in the Plaintiff's case. As such, Plaintiff's refusal to provide the discovery requested by Harper undermines the alleged basis upon which Plaintiff seeks its no-evidence summary judgment. Res, submitted, Jyies I.P ‘ate Bar No, 00795585 5075 Westheimer, Suite 1150 Houston, Texas 77056- Telephone: (713) 952-3737 Facsimile: (713) 952-313 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE Thereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing instrument has been served to the counsel of record listed below in iance with Rules 21 and 21a of the Texas Rules of civil Procedure on this the day of July, 2008. Bill Luck Attorney at Law Stonehollow Place 1412 Ste. B, Stonehollow Houston, Texas 77339 Fax: 281 358 0299 I, Perkins