Texas Supreme Court· 3/21/2002

Shah v. Moss

Citations

67 S.W.3d 836
2001 WL 1628537

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holding that the open courts provision of our state constitution bars application of limitations to claims of which the complainant lacked reasonable opportunity to discover
holding that defendant seeking summary judgment on basis that statute of limitations has expired must establish that defense as matter of law
holding that the open courts provision of our state constitution bars application of limitations to claims of which the complainant lacked reasonable opportunity to discover
holding that the open courts provision of our state constitution bars application of limitations to claims of which the complainant lacked reasonable opportunity to discover
holding that the open courts provision of our state constitution bars application of limitations to claims of which the complainant lacked reasonable opportunity to discover
holding that limitations provision “does not violate the open courts guarantee if the plaintiff had a reasonable opportunity to discover the alleged wrong and bring suit before the limitations period expired”

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Judges: Baker, Hecht, Owen, Jefferson, Rodriguez, O'Neill, Phillips, Enoch, Hankinson

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