Ray Jackson v. BOKF, NA d/b/a Bank of Texas

Summary

The First Court of Appeals of Texas dismissed Ray Jackson’s appeal for want of prosecution. The court concluded that Jackson had not established indigence, paid for, or arranged payment for the clerk’s record, and had failed to respond to a dismissal notice. Pending motions were dismissed as moot.

Holdings

1. The appeal was dismissed for want of prosecution because Jackson did not establish indigence, pay for or arrange payment for the clerk's record, or respond to the court's notice that the appeal was subject to dismissal.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the appeal should be dismissed when the appellant failed to establish indigence or pay for or arrange payment for the clerk's record.
2. Whether the appeal should be dismissed when the appellant failed to respond to the court's notice that the appeal was subject to dismissal.

Disposition

dismissed