Williams v. Khalaf

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• holding for tort not expressly governed by statute of limitations, we presume tort is “a trespass” that is covered by two-year statute of limitations of section 16.003(a) (internal quotations omitted)
• holding for tort not expressly governed by statute of limitations, we presume tort is “a trespass” that is covered by two-year statute of limitations of section 16.003(a) (internal quotations omitted)
• referring to question of which limitations statute applies as question of law
• “The 1979 amendment now makes 14 all fraud actions consistent, in that they have a four-year limitation period, regardless of the remedy sought.”
• court construes points of error liberally to adjudicate justly, fairly and equitably the rights of litigants
• court construes points of error liberally to adjudicate justly, fairly and equitably the rights of litigants

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