Pr Investments and Specialty Retailers, Inc. v. the State of Texas

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• holding that a court does not lose jurisdiction when material facts pertaining to damages change
• explaining that discovery sanction \should be no more severe than necessary to satisfy its legitimate purposes\
• explaining that in a de novo trial under Texas Property Code section 21.018 “the proceedings that occurred before the special commissioners are not considered”
• explaining that discovery sanction “should be no more severe than necessary to satisfy its legitimate purposes”
• explaining that administrative phase provides parties with opportunity to present their case in “a relatively streamlined fashion and to resolve their differences” without “the burdens of a trial”
• observing that after objections are filed and proceeding becomes judicial, “the proceedings that occurred before the special commissioners are not considered, and the case is tried to the [trial] court de novo.”

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