Rosas v. Diaz
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HARDBERGER, Chief Justice.
Appellant, Juan Rosas, appeals by writ of error from a default judgment rendered in favor of appellee, Maria Diaz. In a motion to dismiss, Diaz contends we lack jurisdiction *255over this appeal because the petition for writ of error fails to identify adversely interested parties. Because this defect is not jurisdictional, we deny Diaz’s motion.
Rosas perfected his appeal by timely filing a petition for writ of error and cash deposit in lieu of bond. While the petition for writ of error includes a certificate showing service on Diaz’s attorney, the petition itself…
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