Texas Supreme Court, 1956

Gulf Oil Corp. v. Alexander

Gulf Oil Corp. v. Alexander
Texas Supreme Court · Decided October 24, 1956
156 Tex. 455; 6 Oil & Gas Rep. 1233; 295 S.W.2d 901; 1956 Tex. LEXIS 619
Gulf Oil Corp. v. Alexander

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Opinion of the Court

PER CURIAM

Although both parties have filed applications for writs of error, it is evident that Bob Alexander, who was successful in both of the courts below, only seeks to preserve the judgment in his favor. We have concluded that there is evidence to support the jury findings of common law negligence and proximate cause, and both applications are denied with the notation “Refused. No reversible error.” This order must not be taken as indicating either approval or disapproval of the views expressed by the Court of Civil Appeals as to the legal effect of Rule 20 promulgated by the Railroad Commission of Texas. 291 S.W. 2d 792.

Opinion delivered October 24, 1956.

Rehearing overruled December 19, 1956.

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