Jones v. McSpedden
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GUITTARD, Chief Justice.
This appeal raises questions concerning waiver of defects in a motion for summary judgment and the affidavit supporting it and concerning the sufficiency of an opposing affidavit. The litigation began as a suit on a promissory note against a corporation and five of its stockholders as guarantors. Three of the guarantors, R. L. McSpedden, Paul Hamby and Charles C. Shaver, filed a cross-claim against the other two guarantors, O. K. Jones and Ted Hunt, Jr., on an indemnity agreement. Before the main suit was tried, cross-plaintiffs filed a motion for summary judgment,…
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