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· 8/24/2000

Clement v. City of Plano

Citations

  • 26 S.W.3d 544
  • 2000 Tex. App. LEXIS 5674
  • 2000 WL 1201690

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  • finding the motion insufficient to support summary judgment when the movant failed to identify or address the elements of its affirmative defense in its motion as opposed to its brief
  • finding the motion insufficient to support summary judgment when the movant failed to identify or address the elements of its affirmative defense in its motion as opposed to its brief
  • finding the motion insufficient to support summary judgment when the movant failed to identify or address the elements of its affirmative defense in its motion as opposed to its brief
  • finding the motion insufficient to support summary judgment when the movant failed to identify or address the elements of its affirmative defense in its motion as opposed to its brief
  • trial court erred in overruling special exceptions where defendant's motion failed to identify affirmative defense or address its elements

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Judges: James, Wright, Rosenberg

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