Velasquez v. Teltschik
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CORRECTED OPINION
2Per curiam
This is an appeal from three judgments of dismissal. On March 29,1996, appellant filed “Plaintiff-Appellant’s Conditional Motion for *667Extension of Time to File Appeal Bond, If and When the Court Finds That The Appeal Bond Was Not Timely.” Appellees filed a response and objection and asked that we deny the motion and dismiss the appeals for want of jurisdiction. We deny appellant’s motion and order the appeals dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
Appellant, a licensed attorney, initiated suit in the trial court against appellees under three different cause numbers seeking to…
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