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Tarrant County v. Vandigriff

Citations

  • 71 S.W.3d 921
  • 2002 WL 464820

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  • noting, however, that if “no excuse is offered for a delay or if the lapse of time and a plaintiff’s acts are such as to conclusively negate diligence, lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law”
  • noting, however, that if “no excuse is offered for a delay or if the lapse of time and a plaintiff’s acts are such as to conclusively negate diligence, lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law”
  • noting, however, that if A no excuse is offered for a delay or if the lapse of time and a plaintiff = s acts are such as to conclusively negate diligence, lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law @
  • “Whether a plaintiff was diligent in effecting service is normally a question of fact, but if no excuse is offered for a delay . . . lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law.”
  • “Whether a plaintiff was diligent in effecting service is normally a question of fact, but if no excuse is offered for a delay . . . lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law.”
  • A Whether a plaintiff was diligent in effecting service is normally a question of fact, but if no excuse is offered for a delay . . . lack of diligence will be found as a matter of law. @

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Judges: Holman, Walker, Richards

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