Hart v. Moore

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[t]he Supreme Court of Texas has . . . clarified [that] ‘civil conspiracy is a theory of vicarious liability and not an independent tort.’”
• noting that “[t]he Supreme Court of Texas has . . . clarified [that] ‘civil conspiracy is a theory of vicarious liability and not an independent tort.’”
• noting that “[t]he Supreme Court of Texas has . . . clarified [that] ‘civil conspiracy is a theory of vicarious liability and not an independent tort.’”
• where record shows no objection or request of appropriate instructions and questions, any error is waived
• the existence of a civil conspiracy cannot alone justify punitive damages but can be a basis for imposing punitive damages based on an award of actual damages

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).