Texas-Ohio Gas, Inc. v. Mecom

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• holding that trial court abused its discretion by dismissing claims under rule 13 because there was no evidentiary hearing, and thus trial court had no evidence to determine that petition was filed in bad faith or to harass
• admissions and letter were not in the record at the time the trial court entered order so not properly considered to show bad faith and to support sanctions
• admissions and letter were not in the record at the time the trial court entered order so not properly considered to show bad faith and to support sanctions
• “[B]y failing to make a timely objection, Texas-Ohio waived its complaint regarding the particularity of the sanction order.”
• “[B]y failing to make a timely objection, Texas- Ohio waived its complaint regarding the particularity of the sanction order.”
• “[B]y failing to make 14 a timely objection, Texas-Ohio waived its complaint regarding the particularity of the sanction orders.”

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