· 4/12/2005
Polk v. Southwest Crossing Homeowners Ass'n
Citations
- 165 S.W.3d 89
- 2005 Tex. App. LEXIS 2744
- 2005 WL 831746
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- affirming denial of reinstatement when the plaintiff produced evidence her trial counsel was absent from trial due to illness, but failed to produce evidence the case had been diligently prosecuted
- affirming denial of reinstatement when the plaintiff produced evidence her trial counsel was absent from trial due to illness, but failed to produce evidence the case had been diligently prosecuted
- affirming trial court’s denial of motion to reinstate when evidence supported appellant’s lack of diligence in prosecuting her case
- “Counties may adopt local rules to further govern the transfer of cases from one district court to another if they are not inconsistent” with the rules.
- “Counties may adopt local rules to further govern the transfer of cases from one district court to another if they are not inconsistent” with the rules.
- in reviewing dismissal for want of prosecution, court of appeals is required to affirm dismissal if it finds that either trial court’s inherent authority or Rule 165a would have authorized trial court to dismiss action
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Judges: Wanda McKee Fowler
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