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· 5/20/1964

Commercial Union Assurance Company v. Foster

Citations

  • 379 S.W.2d 320
  • 1965 A.M.C. 393
  • 7 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 420
  • 1964 Tex. LEXIS 657

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  • explaining that where a plaintiff used the terms “no evidence” and “insufficient evidence” in briefing the same point of error, the court construed “insufficient evidence” to mean “legally insufficient evidence”

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Judges: Smith

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