· 10/8/1975
Continental Southern Lines, Inc. v. Hilland
Citations
- 528 S.W.2d 828
- 19 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 11
- 1975 Tex. LEXIS 255
How courts have described this case
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- indicating that there was no finding that defendant “was actually notified and had a fair opportunity to defend itself before the period of limitations had run”
- indicating that there was no finding that defendant “was actually notified and had a fair opportunity to defend itself before the period of limitations had run”
- noting there was no finding that defendant “was actually notified and had a fair opportunity to defend itself before the period of limitations had run”
- noting plaintiff sued “Continental Trailways , Inc.,” when true defendant “Continental Southern Lines, Inc.” used trade name “Continental Trailways ”
- indicating there was no finding defendant “was actually notified and had a fair opportunity to defend itself before the period of limitations had run”
- suing corporation under assumed name did not preclude plaintiff from opportunity to prove corporation was not misled as to mistake
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Judges: Greenhill
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