Bailey v. Vanscot Concrete Co.

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• holding that A [o]ur duty, as an appellate court, is to consider only the testimony adduced and the evidence tendered and/or admitted at the time of trial @
• explaining that document attached to 18 motion for new trial had no bearing on sufficiency-of-the-evidence examination because document not introduced at trial
• \there is no authority for imposing tort liability on a party due to its failure to withdraw a misleading assumed name certificate\
• “In a merger, the privileges, powers, rights, and duties of the corporation are transferred to the surviving corporation and are there continued and preserved.”
• “Civil suits may be maintained only by or against parties having an actual or legal existence.”
• A there is no authority for imposing tort liability on a party due to its failure to withdraw a misleading assumed name certificate @

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