City of Dallas v. First Trade Union Savings Bank

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• concluding Court did not have jurisdiction to consider arguments not raised in City’s plea to jurisdiction based on immunity from suit
• declining to follow Northwood and noting that Jones does not support the exercise of interlocutory jurisdiction in a section 51.014(a)(8) appeal
• declining to follow Northwood and noting that Jones does not support the exercise of interlocutory jurisdiction in a section 51.014(a)(8) appeal
• in determining whether claimant has pleaded facts that affirmatively demonstrate trial court’s jurisdiction, we construe pleadings liberally and in favor of claimant
• where relevant evidence fails to raise fact question on jurisdictional issue, trial court should rule on plea to jurisdiction as matter of law
• City failed to argue in its plea to die jurisdiction that Bank's claims were barred by governmental immunity and could not raise issue for first time on appeal

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