· 11/3/1965
Garza v. Alviar
Citations
- 395 S.W.2d 821
- 9 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 76
- 1965 Tex. LEXIS 288
How courts have described this case
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- holding trial court errs in submitting question to jury only if no evidence supports the question
- holding trial court errs in submitting question to jury only if no evidence supports the question
- discussing factual sufficiency review on fact issues for which a party did not have the burden of proof at trial
- contention that question should not have gone to jury only sustainable if no evidence supports question
- evidence is factually insufficient if it is so weak that the finding should be set aside
- A If the contention [that the evidence is factually insufficient] is sustained, the finding under attack may be set aside and a new trial ordered.”
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Judges: Walker
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