· 9/23/2004
Willowbrook Foods, Inc. v. Grinnell Corp.
Citations
- 147 S.W.3d 492
- 2004 WL 1835800
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- holding that nondisclosure without evidence that a defendant had knowledge of the undisclosed information and intentionally withheld the information is insufficient to establish a violation of the DTPA
- recognizing that admissions could be waived in the summary judgment context by a failure to object to controverting evidence
- holding that nondisclosure without evidence that a defendant had knowledge of the undisclosed information and intentionally withheld the information is insufficient to establish a violation of the DTPA
- holding that nondisclosure without evidence that a defendant had knowledge of the undisclosed information and intentionally withheld the information is insufficient to establish a violation of the DTPA
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Judges: Sitting Alma L. Lãpez
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