Texas Supreme Court
Shadowbrook Apartments, Petitioners v. Wajih Abu-Ahmad & Agatha Abu-Ahmad, Respondents
January 31, 199033 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 194
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court held that the Court of Appeals lacked jurisdiction because the appeal was either untimely under the appeal‑bond requirement or not from a final judgment, and therefore reversed the appellate court’s judgment and affirmed the trial court’s order.