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· 10/20/2011

City of Dallas v. Dallas Black Fire Fighters Ass'n

Citations

  • 353 S.W.3d 547
  • 2011 Tex. App. LEXIS 8336
  • 2011 WL 4987067

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that rule 202 petition failed to sufficiently demonstrate potential claim under local government code section 147.007, which operates as waiver of immunity
  • holding that rule 202 petition failed to sufficiently demonstrate potential claim under local government code section 147.007, which operates as waiver of immunity
  • concluding that rule 202 petition must “be sufficiently specific to demonstrate the [petitioners] were potentially ‘aggrieved’ under the Agreement” in order to demonstrate waiver of immunity under local government code
  • concluding that rule 202 petition must “be sufficiently specific to demonstrate the [petitioners] were potentially ‘aggrieved’ under the Agreement” in order to demonstrate waiver of immunity under local government code
  • “[I]n determining jurisdiction [over rule 202 proceedings], we look to the substantive law respecting the anticipated suit.”
  • “[I]n determining jurisdiction [over rule 202 proceedings], we look to the substantive law respecting the anticipated suit.”

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Judges: Moseley, Lang, Myers

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