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: Say What!

By Judge Jerry Buchmeyer

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June 1996 - Classic Typos


From Thomas V. Erdos, Jr. of Austin, this "red hearing" of a typo he found in the Lexis version of Southwest Airlines Co. v. Texas High Speed Rail Auth., 867 S.W.2d 154 (Tex. App. - Austin 1993):


A procedural due-process requirement of notice and herring does not necessarily abrogate the state's immunity from suit and immunity from liability...


Both Rule 165a and 306a provide for procedural relief in the event a party fails or neglects to appear at any herring or trial of which the party had notice...


In the absence of a herring by submission, a hearing contemplates a formal, adversary oral presentation by the parties...

Full post as published by Say What! on November 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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