PER CURIAM. In this insurance case, we consider whether a court of appeals may properly render judgment on a party’s liability for breach of contract without evidence of damages and when no declaratory judgment has been sought. We conclude that it cannot, and reverse that portion of the court of appeals’ judgment rendering judgment in favor of Feldman. <a class="footnote" href…
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