Texas Employment Commission v. Stewart Oil Co.

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• holding that, when petition remains in possession of clerk and was in possession of clerk when the court would have attained jurisdiction, the case is properly before the trial court
• holding that, when petition remains in possession of clerk and was in possession of clerk when the court would have attained jurisdiction, the case is properly before the trial court
• Under the rules, cases are to be disposed of on the merits where that can be done without violence to the rules or injustice to the parties.
• “We can see no reason why the jurisdiction of the Trial Court should not attach as soon as the ruling of the Commission became final.”
• Under the rules, cases are to be disposed of on the merits where that can be done without violence to the rules or injustice to the parties.
• premature filing does not destroy jurisdiction

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