Kendziorski v. Saunders

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the portion of the judgment in excess of the trial court’s jurisdictional limit was void
• holding that the portion of the judgment in excess of the trial court’s jurisdictional limit was void
• surety agreements “are strictly construed, and sureties are bound only by the precise terms of the contract they have secured”
• “if a defendant moves for summary judgment on only one of four claims asserted by the plaintiff, but the trial court renders judgment that the plaintiff take nothing on all claims asserted, the judgment is final—erroneous, but final”
• “if a defendant moves for summary judgment on only one of four claims asserted by the plaintiff, but the trial court renders judgment that the plaintiff take nothing on all claims asserted, the judgment is final—erroneous, but final”

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