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Barnard v. Barnard

Citations

  • 133 S.W.3d 782
  • 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 3009
  • 2004 WL 726613

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  • holding that inventory and appraisement on file that had not been offered into evidence could not be considered as evidence of listed property’s value
  • holding that inventory and appraisement on file that had not been offered into evidence could not be considered as evidence of listed property’s value
  • holding that trial court erred in failing to conduct hearing to prove up property division and relying on unadmitted inventory and appraisal, in absence of agreement; reversing and remanding for a new trial on property division
  • holding residency requirements satisfied through judicial admissions in pleadings and stipulations consistent with such admissions
  • “A trial judge is presumed to consider only the testimony and exhibits properly in evidence.”

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Judges: Cayce, Livingston, Gardner

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