Salvaggio v. Brazos County Water Control & Improvement District No. 1

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• “An appellant should be accorded a very reasonable and liberal interpretation of the rules and requirements of appellate review.”
• before the 1997 amendments to appellate rules, a party could timely perfect an appeal, abandon that appeal, and proceed by appeal by writ of error, the predecessor procedure to restricted appeals
• before the 1997 amendments to appellate rules, a party could timely perfect an appeal, abandon that appeal, and proceed by appeal by writ of error, the predecessor procedure to restricted appeals
• before the 1997 amendments to appellate rules, a party could timely perfect an appeal, abandon that appeal, and proceed by appeal by writ of error, the predecessor procedure to restricted appeals
• before the 1997 amendments to appellate rules, a party could timely perfect an appeal, abandon that appeal, and proceed by appeal by writ of error, the predecessor procedure to restricted appeals

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).