Bandera Electric Cooperative, Inc. v. Gilchrist

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[b]y not reversing the entire judgment, we avoid the needless relitigation of decided issues and thus promote judicial economy”
• stating that A [b]y not reversing the entire judgment, we avoid the needless relitigation of decided issues and thus promote judicial economy @
• expressly approving procedure followed by the court of appeals on remand in Mafrige
• where trial court errs in granting summary judgment on unaddressed claims, appellate court should remand those claims for further proceedings
• expressly approving procedure followed by the court of appeals on remand in Mafrige
• otherwise partial summary judgment contained language purporting to be final and granting more relief than movant requested because counterclaims not addressed in summary-judgment motion however judgment was final for purposes of appeal

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