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  • 981 S.W.2d 438
  • 1998 Tex. App. LEXIS 6221
  • 1998 WL 692439

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  • holding that a district judge can rule on matters filed in another court in the same county
  • holding judge assigned to hear a matter for a SAPCR in the 131st District Court did not cause a transfer of the SAPCR into the 225th District Court, where the judge assigned to the matter happened to be the presiding judge
  • “The operation of these rules, in combination with evidence in the record identifying the court of exclusive jurisdiction, shows that any district judge assigned by the Presiding Judge to hear non-jury matters in SAPCR cases is actually acting for the court of exclusive jurisdiction[.]”

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Judges: Green, Rickhoff, Rickoff

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