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· 11/12/2004

Enterprise Leasing Co. of Houston v. Barrios

Citations

  • 156 S.W.3d 547
  • 48 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 124
  • 2004 Tex. LEXIS 1172
  • 2004 WL 2565905

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  • recognizing that in certain cases, courts may consider the title of a contract provision or section to interpret a contract, although greater weight should be given to the contract’s operative clauses
  • recognizing that in certain cases, courts may consider the title of a contract provision or section to interpret a contract, although greater weight should be given to the contract’s operative clauses
  • recognizing that in certain cases, courts may consider the title of a contract provision or section to interpret a contract, although greater weight should be given to the contract = s operative clauses
  • noting that appellant bears the burden to bring forward the appellate record and that omitted portions are presumed to support the judgment
  • stating that burden on appellant to bring forward record to provide basis for appellate court to review claim of harmful error and presuming that omitted evidence supports trial court’s judgment
  • explaining that if the pertinent evidence considered by the trial court is not included in the appellate record, an appellate court must presume that the omitted evidence supports the trial court’s judgment

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Judges: Per Curiam

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