John v. Marshall Health Services, Inc.

Supreme Court of Texas · Decided 2001-09-20

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PER CURIAM. There are two questions here. First: is a judgment rendered after the close of trial final and appealable if it does not expressly dispose of the plaintiffs claims against defendants with whom the plaintiff was negotiating settlement? Second: must a motion to extend post-judgment deadlines under Rule 306a(5) of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure <a class="footnote" h…

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