Texas Life Insurance Co. v. Texas Building Co.

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• holding that docket entry, while generally insufficient to constitute judgment itself, can be evidence that judgment has been rendered
• holding that docket entry, while generally insufficient to constitute judgment itself, can be evidence that judgment has been rendered
• holding that docket entry, while generally insufficient to constitute judgment itself, can be evidence that judgment has been rendered
• “In so far as the signing of the form of judgment on January 25, 1957, was concerned, Judge Fulgham’s judicial function (existent on and before December 31, 1956) survived and continued as necessary to lend efficacy to the act.”
• “In so far as the signing of the form of judgment on January 25, 1957, was concerned, Judge Fulgham’s judicial function (existent on and before December 31, 1956) survived and continued as necessary to lend efficacy to the act.”

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