Texas Supreme Court
Andrew K. Lofton, Petitioner v. Texas Brine Corporation, Respondents
September 20, 198932 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 612
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court held that it lacks jurisdiction to review the factual sufficiency of evidence in a negligence case and that the Court of Appeals applied an incorrect legal standard in its review, so the Court reversed the appellate judgment and remanded for further consideration. Justices Hecht and Gonzalez dissented, arguing the Constitution bars the Supreme Court from second‑guessing the appellate court’s factual determinations.