Zaidi v. Shah
Court of Appeals of Texas
1DissentKem Thompson Frost, Chief Justice
I respectfully dissent and write separately to address two points.
First, the court need not address the appellants’ fifteenth-issue argument that the trial court erred in granting a default judgment because that issue is moot. Mootness notwithstanding, the majority concludes that a corporate entity has the right to defend itself in a Texas court even if the entity’s right to transact business in Texas has been forfeited under subchapter F of Tax Code chapter 171 and not revived. But, the unambiguous language of Tax Code section 171.252 and precedent from the Supreme Court of Texas mandates…
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