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· 6/6/2002

Texas Department of Transportation v. Ramirez

Citations

  • 74 S.W.3d 864
  • 2002 WL 709845

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  • holding that in considering jurisdictional motions, the reviewing court construes the pleadings in the plaintiff = s favor
  • holding that a plaintiff bears the burden of alleging facts which affirmatively demonstrate the trial court's jurisdiction
  • holding that a plaintiff bears the burden of alleging facts which affirmatively demonstrate the trial court's jurisdiction
  • holding that the TTCA does not waive sovereign immunity for roadway design
  • finding that the design of highway and lack of barrier in median between north and southbound lanes reflected discretionary decisions for which TxDOT retained immunity
  • finding that the design of highway and lack of barrier in median between north and southbound lanes reflected discretionary decisions for which TxDOT retained immunity

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Judges: Per Curiam

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