Moody-Rambin Interests v. Moore

OPINION

J. CURTISS BROWN, Chief Justice.

Moody-Rambin Interests, the appellant, sued Thomas Moore (Moore) for unpaid rent and other costs. The trial court in summary judgment held that Moody-Ram-bin Interests was not the correct party to bring suit. In a single point, appellant assigns error in the granting of summary judgment. We dismiss for want of jurisdiction.

Moody-Rambin Interests, a Texas partnership, filed suit against Moore in order to recover unpaid rent and other costs on a lease executed by Moore, as lessee, and USA II Lehndorff and Layne Universal, Inc., as lessor. USA II Lehndorff…