Biaza v. Simon

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• reasoning that once the trial court initially grants a new trial motion, which is an interlocutory order, the trial court invests itself with full authority over the case until a final judgment is entered; thus, the court may at any time “ungrant” its previous grant of a new trial motion
• reasoning that once the trial court initially grants a new trial motion, which is an interlocutory order, the trial court invests itself with full authority over the case until a final judgment is entered; thus, the court may at any time \ungrant\ its previous grant of a new trial motion
• An unappealed Texas divorce judgment is not subject to a collateral attack in a subsequent suit.

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