Porter v. Vick
Texas Supreme Court
1Per curiam
This mandamus proceeding arises out of a trial court order vacating the grant of a new trial. The Honorable Phillip Vick presided over the non-jury trial and rendered judgment for defendant Nicholas Hsu that plaintiff John W. Porter take nothing, and that the contingent third-party claim against Royce Coleman was therefore immaterial.
Porter and Coleman timely filed a motion for new trial. All parties received notice of the proposed hearing. On the hearing date, counsel for Hsu was detained at a court in another county. His office telephoned Judge Vick’s office and apparently obtained the…
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