The First Court of Appeals has affirmed IM’s no-evidence and traditional motions for summary judgment granted by the trial court in Charles v. Dickinson Independent School District, A.C. Kantara and Taylor Marine Construction of Texas, LLC. As pointed out in IM’s no-evidence motion for summary judgment, the court of appeals stated that Charles’ response to this motion was not in the appellate record, and therefore it could not consider whether she raised a fact issue on these causes of action at trial. The court also found that Charles’ claim to the property were barred by the statute of limitations provisions in the Tax Code, §§ 33.54(a) and 34.08(b).
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