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...appeal of the trial court's rulings on cross-motions for...and its parent company NuStar Energy L.P., seeking declaratory judgment...
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... Philip and Janine Watson (the Watsons) appeal the district court's grant of summary judgment disposing of their claims against CitiMortgage, Inc. (CitiMortgage...
...several non-diverse defendants and remanded the case pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1447(e). Defendants-Appellants appealed the district court's order...
...2009, M.M., his seven siblings, Aguilar (who was pregnant with appellant's child), and appellant occupied a house in Amarillo. The home was described...
...Texas OPINION Jeffrey S. Boyd Justice When the life cycle of a judgment...
...Justice This tax-refund case concerns the Tax Code's sale-for-resale exemption, which grants purchasers of taxable goods and services...
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