Neisha Jones v. Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services
Texas Court of Appeals, 3rd District (Austin)
1DissentJan P. Patterson, Justice
By considering only that testimony favorable to Jones’s contentions, the majority concludes that Jones established a pri-ma facie meritorious defense. This Court’s review of the evidence, however, is not so limited. After examining Jones’s evidence, I would conclude that she failed to establish her prima facie meritorious defense — that her defense is not barred as a matter of law and that she would be entitled to judgment at a new trial if the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services offered no contrary evidence — • and that the district court correctly dismissed her bill of review.…
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