Billy Joe Ashe v. Joe Corley, Etc., Montgomery County, Texas

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• disposing of several affirmative defenses not raised in the answer without evaluating prejudice to the plaintiff
• upholding denial of a motion for leave to amend filed 1 week before trial
• upholding denial of a motion for leave to amend filed 1 week before trial
• “The- County’s motion for summary judgment failed to point out an absence of proof on any factual issue.”
• “It is not enough for the moving party to merely make a conclusory statement that the other party has no evidence to prove his case.”

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