Airway Insurance Co. v. Hank's Flite Center, Inc.
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
DANIEL, Justice.
This appeal involves a procedural question as to whether “factual insufficiency” or “weight and preponderance” points of error should have been treated by the court of civil appeals as “no evidence” points under the record presented in this case.
Airway Insurance Company perfected an appeal from a judgment for $20,500 entered upon a jury verdict in favor of Hank’s Flite Center in a suit to recover on an insurance policy for damages to an insured airplane. Airway Insurance had filed a motion for judgment non obstante veredicto. It was overruled by the trial court, but Airway’s…
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