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· 6/8/2000

Mattly v. Spiegel, Inc.

Citations

  • 19 S.W.3d 890
  • 2000 Tex. App. LEXIS 3742
  • 2000 WL 729371

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  • when claims were non-suited to pursue a different avenue, record contained no evidence that non-suit was filed in bad faith
  • when claims were non-suited to pursue a different avenue, record contained no evidence that non-suit was filed in bad faith
  • “b ad faith does not exist when a party exercises bad judgment or negligence”
  • \Neither the sanctions order nor the findings of fact contain any facts justifying the imposition of sanctions. This failure by the court to comply with rule 13 is an abuse of discretion that renders the order unenforceable and warrants a reversal.\
  • “Neither the sanctions order nor the findings of fact contain any facts justifying the imposition of sanctions. This failure by the court to comply with rule 13 is an abuse of discretion that renders the order unenforceable and warrants a reversal.”
  • “Neither the sanctions order nor the findings of fact contain any facts justifying the imposition of sanctions. This failure by the court to comply with rule 13 is an abuse of discretion that renders the order unenforceable and warrants a reversal.”

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Judges: Wanda McKee Fowler

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