Holley v. Watts

How courts have described this case

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• directing us to consider both the wording of party’s points and argument in order “to determine as best we can” issue party intended to raise
• directing us to consider both the wording of party’s points and argument in order “to determine as best we can” issue party intended to raise
• directing us to consider both the wording of party = s points and argument in order A to determine as best we can @ issue party intended to raise
• because there is evidence of probative force which supports trial court’s adverse finding, evidence which supports appellant’s cause is not reached
• appellate courts should look not to the wording of the point of error, but also at the argument under the point of error to determine the complaining party's intent
• appellate courts should look not only to the wording of the point of error, but also at the argument under the point of error to determine the complaining party's intent

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