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· 4/27/2000

Bridas Corp. v. Unocal Corp.

Citations

  • 16 S.W.3d 887
  • 145 Oil & Gas Rep. 540
  • 2000 Tex. App. LEXIS 2758
  • 2000 WL 489404

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  • holding that trial court possessed jurisdiction to issue anti-injunction relief following perfection of appeal because the trial court’s order did not undermine or interfere with appellate court jurisdiction or modify the final judgment
  • holding that trial court possessed jurisdiction to issue anti-injunction relief following perfection of appeal because the trial court's order did not undermine or interfere with appellate court jurisdiction or modify the final judgment
  • holding that trial court possessed jurisdiction to issue anti-injunction relief following perfection of appeal because the trial court’s order did not undermine or interfere with appellate court jurisdiction or modify the final judgment
  • affirming anti-suit injunction when proof clearly showed intent to disregard the jurisdiction of the court and circumvent its final judgment
  • evidence existed showing that res judicata defense may not be available or provide adequate relief in foreign jurisdiction of Afghanistan

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Judges: Don Wittig

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