Tm Productions, Inc. v. Blue Mountain Broadcasting Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GUITTARD, Chief Justice.
The trial court dismissed this suit for lack of jurisdiction over the person of defendant. Plaintiff appeals, contending that defendant consented to jurisdiction in Texas and that defendant’s contacts with Texas were sufficient to satisfy due process. We hold that plaintiff did not properly raise the consent issue in the trial court and that the court’s finding of lack of minimum contacts is supported by the evidence. Consequently, we affirm.
Findings and Conclusions
We take our statement of facts from the trial court’s findings, which are not challenged. Plaintiff TM…
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