· 2/18/1993
Staff Industries, Inc. v. Hallmark Contracting, Inc.
Citations
- 846 S.W.2d 542
- 1993 WL 5043
How courts have described this case
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- holding that payment bond executed for the protection of subcontractors and mate-rialmen did not fall under sections 53.201-53.211 of the Texas Property Code because the bond did not indicate an attempt or intent to comply with this part of the Hardeman Act
- court applied excessive demand doctrine to section 38.001 attorney’s fee claim in breach of construction contract action
- “A contract, however, is ambiguous when its meaning is uncertain and doubtful or it is reasonably susceptible to more than one meaning.”
- court applied excessive demand doctrine to section 38.001 attorney's fee claim in breach of construction contract action
- connecting recovery of attorney’s fees and pre-judgment interest
- connecting recovery of attorney's fees and pre-judgment interest
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Judges: Nye, Hinojosa, Dorsey
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