Mobley v. Rheem Manufacturing Company
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Justice.
This is an appeal from an order denying a “Motion to Correct the Record.” It is appellants’ position that this cause was included in a judgment dismissing a number of cases by reason of clerical error. Appel-lees contend that if the cause was included in the judgment in error, it was a judicial error and was subject to correction only by bill of review.
This case, along with a large number of other cases pending on the docket of the 127th District Court, was set for trial on a specified date. The lawyers in all the cases were notified that on the date specified the cases would…
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