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· 11/15/1972

Webb v. Jorns

Citations

  • 488 S.W.2d 407
  • 16 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 75
  • 1972 Tex. LEXIS 230

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that interlocutory order becomes final for appeal when it merges into final judgment disposing of whole case
  • holding that unsevered, partial summary judgment order was merged into trial court‟s final judgment
  • holding that interlocutory order did not become final until it merged into final judgment
  • holding that a plaintiff’s voluntary dismissal by nonsuit was not a dismissal with prejudice, so the trial court erred by dismissing a later amended petition that added the previously dismissed defendant
  • holding that interlocutory judgment 3 merged into final judgment, which was then appealable
  • recognizing interlocutory order became final for purposes of appeal when it merged into final order that disposed of remainder of case

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Judges: Pope

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