Kelly v. Brown

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• holding party cannot file no evidence motion for summary judgment based on affirmative defense on which it has burden of proof
• party cannot file a no-evidence motion for summary judgment based on a matter on which it has the burden of proof
• “Thus, two primary factors determine whether the violation of a criminal statute gives rise to negligence [per] [se]: (1) whether the party asserting negligence [per] [se] is in the class of persons the statute is designed to protect; and (2

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