Lozano v. Patrician Movement
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BARROWS, Chief Justice.
This is an appeal by Ramon Lozano and ten other individuals, hereinafter sometimes referred to as appellants, from an order of dismissal of their suit upon a plea of res judicata or moot controversy filed by The Patrician Movement and Father Dermot N. Brosnan, hereinafter sometimes referred to as appellees.
In 1970, The Patrician Movement, a non-profit corporation, was conveyed an 11-acre campus, formerly known as St. John’s Seminary, where Father Dermot N. Brosnan proposed to operate a narcotics rehabilitation program. On September 14, 1970, Lozano et al filed their…
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