Tenet Health Systems Hospitals Dallas, Inc. v. North Texas Hospital Physicians Group, P.A.

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• acknowledging when a sublessee is not a signatory to a lease agreement, there is no privity of contract between the sublessee and lessor
• declining to attribute to the regarding maintenance of its floor may be the same as Legislature an intent to require a meaningless, arbitrary the hospital1s standards for maintaining a safe environ- procedural hurdle for injured persons to bring suit
• “The sublease may become valid and binding by either the agreement, acquiescence or ratification of the lessor.”
• rule 94 requires that affirmative defenses be raised before trial

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