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Texas Supreme Court· 10/5/1960

Ferguson v. Ferguson

Citations

  • 338 S.W.2d 945
  • 161 Tex. 184
  • 4 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 27
  • 1960 Tex. LEXIS 607

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a trial court‘s judgment ordering the defendant to furnish an accounting to the plaintiff was final because the trial court had determined the equities and rights of the parties and the rendering of profits, if any, was a ministerial act incident to the final judgment
  • holding that a trial court’s judgment ordering the defendant to furnish an accounting to the plaintiff was final because the trial court had determined the equities and rights of the parties and the rendering of profits, if any, was a ministerial act incident to the final judgment
  • judgment ordering accounting and payment to plaintiff of one-half of profits of defendants' cattle trading business held final, where there were no \other equities or rights of the parties to be determined by the court\
  • judgment awarding wife one-half of husband’s business profits and ordering husband to furnish accounting to decide amount of profits was final; rendering of profits was \ministerial act incident to the final judgment\
  • judgment awarding wife one-half of husband’s business profits and ordering husband to furnish accounting to decide amount of profits was final; rendering of accounting and profits was “ministerial act incident to the final judgment”

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Judges: Hamilton

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