1. Ennis State Bank v. Hubacek Copy cite
   322 S.W.2d 409 Court of Appeals of Texas March 5, 1959 No. 3518
   Cited by 3 Concurrence · McDONALD

   McDONALD, Chief Justice, and TI-REY, Justice (concurring). We are of the view that the verdict of the jury in the court below is against the great weight and preponderance of the evidence, and therefore concur in the judgment reversing and remanding this cause

2. Angelina Casualty Co. v. Holt Copy cite
   351 S.W.2d 627 Court of Appeals of Texas November 9, 1961 No. 3928
   Cited by 2

   TIREY, Justice. This is a compensation case. The verdict of the jury was favorable to the employee. The judgment states in effect that upon the pleadings, the evidence and the stipulations of the parties and the verdict •of the jury that the employee is entitled

3. Skelly Oil Co. v. Houston Fire & Casualty Insurance Co. Copy cite
   322 S.W.2d 419 Court of Appeals of Texas March 11, 1959 No. 5314
   Not cited

   ABBOTT, Justice. As a result of the death of Chester Lee Cozens, Houston Fire and Casualty Insurance Company paid to Donnie Lee Cozens (the wife) the death benefits provided by the Workmen’s Compensation Act of the State of Texas, Vernon’s Ann.Civ.St. art. 8306

4. Sutton v. State Copy cite
   469 S.W.3d 607 Court of Appeals of Texas May 7, 2015 Nos. 09-14-00414-CR, NO. 09-14-00415-CR, NO. 09-14-00416-CR, NO. 09-14-00417-CR, NO. 09-14-00418-CR
   Cited by 4 Dissent · Johnson

   LEANNE JOHNSON, Justice, dissenting The majority opinion concludes that “the record does not contain legally sufficient evidence to allow the jury to reasonably conclude that Sutton worked at Caney Creek High School ...,” and that the evidence is legally insufficient

5. Ely v. Reiche Copy cite
   357 S.W.2d 461 Court of Appeals of Texas May 8, 1962 No. 7369
   Not cited Dissent · Davis

   DAVIS, Justice. I dissent. The following was written to be the opinion of the Court. I now file it, with minor changes, as my dissent. Dorothy Calvert McLeod, a widow, executed a Will on June 20, 1958. She died July 16, 1958. The Will was filed for probate on

6. Marente v. Asah Copy cite
   486 S.W.3d 680 Court of Appeals of Texas March 4, 2016 No. 06-15-00049-CV
   Cited by 4

   OPINION Opinion by Justice Moseley In this medical negligence case, Christina Marente, individually and as'representative of the estate of Christian Mar-ente, deceased (Marente) appeals the trial court’s order granting the motion to dismiss her claims against

7. Marland Oil Co. v. Moore Copy cite
   297 S.W. 658 Court of Appeals of Texas May 7, 1927 No. 8983. [fn*]
   Not cited

   On Motion for Rehearing. Rehearing denied.

8. Mindi M. v. Flagship Hotel, Ltd Copy cite
   439 S.W.3d 551 Court of Appeals of Texas July 24, 2014 No. 14-13-00515-CV
   Cited by 8

   SUBSTITUTE OPINION TRACY CHRISTOPHER, Justice. After considering the motion for rehearing, our judgment in this case remains unchanged; however, to address points raised in the motion, we withdraw our opinion from June 26, 2014, and issue this *555 substitute

9. In re D.J.C. Copy cite
   312 S.W.3d 704 Court of Appeals of Texas September 24, 2009 No. 01-07-01092-CV
   Cited by 22

   OPINION EVELYN V. KEYES, Justice. A jury found it true that juvenile appellant D.J.C. engaged in delinquent conduct by committing aggravated sexual assault. The trial court signed a disposition order sentencing appellant to probation for one month in the custody

10. Anchor Cas. Co. v. Patterson Copy cite
    239 S.W.2d 904 Court of Appeals of Texas March 23, 1951 No. 2843
    Cited by 2

    COLLINGS, Justice. This is a Workmen’s Compensation case brought by Jenna Lee Patterson by' her father, R. W. Patterson, as next friend, against the Anchor Casualty. Company as the, insurance carrier for Abilene ■ Hotel Corporation, seeking compensation for an

11. Presley v. State Copy cite
    6 S.W. 540 Court of Appeals of Texas December 14, 1887 No. 2620
    Cited by 2

    Hurt,. Judge. This conviction was for fraudulently selling, trading and disposing of certain mortgaged property. It is alleged in the indictment that the property was sold, traded and disposed of to a certain person whose name is to the grand jurors unknown.

12. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Co. v. Miller Copy cite
    59 S.W. 550 Court of Appeals of Texas November 28, 1900
    Cited by 1

    COLLARD, Associate Justice.—Suit in County Court of Runnels County for damages to 113 head of cattle, en route from Ballinger to Kansas City. It is alleged that the damages are the result of negligent handling of the cattle'and delays en route. Defendant answered

13. Medis v. State Copy cite
    11 S.W. 112 Court of Appeals of Texas February 9, 1889 No. 2542
    Cited by 6

    Hurt, Judge The appellants were jointly indicted, tried and convicted of sodomy, the verdict of the jury being: “We, the jury, find Charles Medis and Ed Hill guilty as charged, of sodomy, and assess the punishment at ten years confinement in the penitentiary.

14. Armstrong v. State Copy cite
    11 S.W. 462 Court of Appeals of Texas April 10, 1889 Nos. 6197 and 6198
    Not cited

    White, Presiding Judge. Appellant in each of the above cases has been convicted of a fraudulent disposition of mortgaged property. An indictment, to be sufficient to charge the offense of selling or disposing of mortgaged property with intent to defraud, must

15. Lee v. State Copy cite
    11 S.W. 483 Court of Appeals of Texas April 13, 1889 No. 6227
    Cited by 1

    Hurt, Judge. This conviction is for the theft of a trunk, blankets, quilts, bed spreads and divers other articles, amounting in value to over twenty dollars. The State relied alone upon recent possession of a part of the goods, without reasonable explanation

16. Jones v. State Copy cite
    11 S.W. 830 Court of Appeals of Texas June 12, 1889 No. 6625
    Not cited

    Willson, Judge. This conviction is for the theft of a cow, and must be set aside because of a fundamental error in the charge of the court. The indictment alleges ownership of the cow in two persons jointly, to wit, Frank Paxton and C. C. McClure, and the jury

17. Sands v. State Copy cite
    18 S.W. 86 Court of Appeals of Texas December 22, 1891 No. 3764
    Cited by 2

    ON THE MERITS. DAVIDSON, Judge. Appellant was indicted for receiving and concealing stolen property, knowing the same to have been stolen. The property alleged to have been received and concealed consisted of about one hundred pounds of pork, cut up in small

18. Lusby v. Cozby Copy cite
    402 S.W.2d 799 Court of Appeals of Texas April 15, 1966 No. 16720
    Cited by 5

    BATEMAN, Justice. This is a contest of an election in the Town of Coppell, Texas, wherein four propositions authorizing the issuance of bonds were reported to have carried by margins of 19, 8, 22 and 12 votes, respectively. The appellants, Quentin Lusby and Dr

19. Rodriguez v. Flores Copy cite
    403 S.W.2d 172 Court of Appeals of Texas May 11, 1966 No. 14478
    Cited by 2

    MURRAY, Chief Justice. This suit was instituted in the 111th District Court of Webb County, Texas, by Manuel Flores against Candelario S. Rodriguez, seeking to recover a narrow parcel of land lying between Lots 9 and 10 in Block 37, Western Division of the City

20. Wood v. Johnston Copy cite
    404 S.W.2d 678 Court of Appeals of Texas June 17, 1966 No. 4077
    Cited by 1

    GRISSOM, Chief Justice. This suit was originally filed by Anna Beth Wilson, widow of E. B. Wilson, against his daughters by a previous marriage. Mrs. Wilson died and her two children by a previous marriage were substituted as plaintiffs. The purpose of the suit

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