· 7/6/1988
Gulf Coast Investment Corp. v. NASA 1 Business Center
Citations
- 754 S.W.2d 152
- 31 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 583
- 1988 Tex. LEXIS 82
- 1988 WL 71553
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- noting that a “hearing” does not necessarily require either a personal appearance before the court or an oral presentation to the court
- explaining that not every hearing called for under every rule of civil procedure necessarily requires an oral hearing, unless required by the express language or the context of the particular rule
- stating that unless required by the express language or context of particular rule of civil procedure, the term “hearing” does not necessarily contemplate either a personal appearance before the court or an oral presentation to the court
- stating that unless required by the express language or context of particular rule of civil procedure, the term “hearing” does not necessarily contemplate either a personal appearance before the court or an oral presentation to the court
- providing that unless required by the express language or context of particular rule of civil procedure, the term “hearing” does not necessarily contemplate either a personal appearance before the court or an oral presentation to the court
- stating that unless required by the express language or context of particular rule of civil procedure, the term A hearing @ does not necessarily contemplate either a personal appearance before the court or an oral presentation to the court
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Judges: Per Curiam
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