LANDING COUNCIL OF CO-OWNERS
Community association · TX
LANDING COUNCIL OF CO-OWNERS is a community association in Texas. 8 court cases name the association as a party. Compiled from official government records; data as of 2026-10-02.
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State appellate caseWheelbarger, Lee Ann v. THE LANDING COUNCIL OF CO-OWNERS (Texas Supreme Court, filed 2015-09-04). A dispute involving this association was taken to a state appeals court — the docket shows who appealed and how it ended. Source: CourtListener docket
Party to a federal insurance caseThe Landing Council of Co-Owners v. Federal Insurance Company (District Court, S.D. Texas, filed 2015-07-02). Insurance cases are most often the association pursuing its own insurer, but heavy storm litigation can foreshadow special assessments. Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
Party to a federal insurance caseThe Landing Council of Co-Owners v. Federal Insurance Company (District Court, S.D. Texas, filed 2012-09-14). Insurance cases are most often the association pursuing its own insurer, but heavy storm litigation can foreshadow special assessments. Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
Named in a federal caseLanding Council of Co-Owners v. Federal Insurance Co. (District Court, S.D. Texas, filed n/a). Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
Party to a federal insurance caseChaucer Corporate Capital No. 2 Limited v. The Landing Council of Co-Owners (District Court, S.D. Texas, filed 2010-05-11). Insurance cases are most often the association pursuing its own insurer, but heavy storm litigation can foreshadow special assessments. Source: CourtListener RECAP archive
State appellate caseLanding Council of Co-Owners v. Durham (Texas Court of Appeals, 14th District (Houston), 2007-11-20). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
State appellate casethe Landing Council of Co-Owners v. James B. Durham and Mary Lou Durham (Texas Court of Appeals, 14th District (Houston), 2007-11-20). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
State appellate caseWheelbarger v. Landing Council of Co-Owners (Court of Appeals of Texas, 2015-07-30). A dispute involving this association was litigated far enough to reach an appeals court — the opinion says who sued whom and why. Source: CourtListener state-court opinions
Records on file
| Court cases | 8 case(s) naming the association CourtListener (federal dockets / state appellate opinions) |
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