Ramos v. Frito-Lay, Inc.

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• providing that an omitted element will be deemed found if supported by some evidence
• providing that an omitted element will be deemed found if supported by some evidence
• the plaintiff has the \burden to obtain affirmative answers to jury questions as to the necessary elements of his cause of action\
• defendant should have objected when court did not submit an element of plaintiffs cause of action
• omitted element of managerial capacity supported by some evidence deemed found
• elements omitted from a jury charge that constitute only part of theory of recovery may be deemed found in support of judgment if no objection is made and they are supported by factually sufficient evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).