Village of Creedmoor v. Frost National Bank

How courts have described this case

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• acknowledging that statutory framework for ETJ factors into the determination of jurisdiction rather than priority in time, alone
• stating that whether a municipality first exercises jurisdiction over an area is no longer always determined by legal proceedings but by ETJ
• stating that “[t]he principle of first-in-time priority is still important in municipal law,” but applying controlling statute — local government code section 42.041 — to resolve appeal
• stating that whether a municipality first exercises jurisdiction over an area is no longer always determined by legal proceedings but by ETJ
• acknowledging that statutory framework for ETJ factors into the determination of jurisdiction rather than priority in time, alone
• stating that “[t]he principle of first-in-time priority is still important in municipal law,” but applying controlling statute—local government code section 42.041—to resolve appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).