· 10/6/1994
Herschbach v. City of Corpus Christi
Citations
- 883 S.W.2d 720
- 1994 WL 459225
How courts have described this case
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- observing that, “[w]hen a person accepting benefits does not have knowledge of all material facts, ratification or estoppel cannot ensue from acceptance of the benefits”
- Rule 11 not satisfied where counsel’s remarks were “uncertain and did not state the terms of any stipulation”
- \An exception to the general rule of governmental immunity is that a municipality is not immune from its proprietary functions.\
- “An exception to the general rule of governmental immunity is that a municipality is not immune from its proprietary functions.”
- court must first determine proprietary or governmental function since TTCA does not apply to proprietary
- court must first determine proprietary or governmental function since TTCA does not apply to proprietary
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Judges: Dorsey, Gilberto Hinojosa, and Federico G. Hinojosa, Jr
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