CU Lloyd's of Texas v. Feldman

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• holding that a court of appeals may reverse and render the judgment that the trial court should have rendered when considering cross motions for summary judgment
• noting that denial of summary judgment was appealable because appellant appealed ruling granting other party = s motion
• noting that summary-judgment denial was appealable because appellant appealed ruling granting appellee’s summary-judgment motion
• “When the relief sought is a declaratory judgment, an appellate court may properly render judgment on liability alone.”
• in order to come under the exception to the general rule that the denial of a motion for summary judgment is not appealable, both parties must have sought final judgment relief in cross-motions for summary judgment or moved for summary judgment on the same issue

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