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· 5/10/1996

Plexchem International, Inc. v. Harris County Appraisal District

Citations

  • 922 S.W.2d 930
  • 1996 Tex. LEXIS 51
  • 1996 WL 242522

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  • holding that appellant preserved error on an issue where, in addition to stating a broad point of error asserting the court erred in granting summary judgment, appellant's brief presented three pages of argument and authorities on the issue
  • holding that appellant preserved error on an issue where, in addition to stating a broad point of error asserting the court erred in granting summary judgment, appellant’s brief presented three pages of argument and authorities on the issue
  • holding that appellant preserved error on an issue where, in addition to stating a broad point of error asserting the court erred in granting summary judgment, appellant’s brief presented three pages of argument and authorities on the issue
  • holding that appellant preserved error on an issue where, in addition to stating a broad point of error asserting the court erred in granting summary judgment, appellant’s brief presented three pages of argument and authorities on the issue
  • holding that the assertion in the court of appeals that \[t]he trial court erred by granting...summary judgment\ was \sufficient to preserve error and to allow argument as to all possible grounds upon which summary judgment should have been denied\
  • holding that appellant preserved error on an issue where, in addition to stating a broad point of error asserting the court erred in granting summary judgment, appellant = s brief presented three pages of argument and authorities on the issue

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Judges: Per Curiam

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