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· 2/4/1999

Brinkley v. Texas Lottery Commission

Citations

  • 986 S.W.2d 764
  • 1999 Tex. App. LEXIS 684
  • 1999 WL 46640

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  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect “absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person”
  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect “absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person ” (emphasis added)
  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect “absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person”
  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect “absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person”
  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect \absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person\
  • observing that agency advisory opinion regarding applicable law would have no legal effect “absent a statute that so provides or some attempt by the agency to enforce its statement against a private person” (emphasis added)

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Judges: Aboussie, Smith, Powers

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