Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Co. v. McBride

Supreme Court of Texas · Decided 1958-10-22

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Respondent, McBride, has filed a vigorous motion for rehearing in which he insists that we were in error in rendering summary judgment for the Santa Fe because of his pleadings of laches and estoppel as a defense to Santa Fe's cause of action. He further asserts that the defense of laches raised a fact issue and therefore it was error to render a summary judgment. After the petition and answer had been filed and the cause was awaiting trial, McBride filed his unverified motion…

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