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Whether a Judgment Creditor Can Execute on Shares and Assets of the Corporation to Satisfy Debts of Shareholder
In Yamin v Carroll Wayne Conn, L.P. 574 S.w. 3rd 50 (Tex. App. - Houston 14th Dist, 2018, pet. denied) the debtor-appellees took considerable trouble to ensure that assets in the corporation and the shares of that corporation were separate property of the wife. A jury determined that they were in fact community property. The Court allowed an outside creditor to reverse veil-pierce the protections of the corporate veil.
Whether a Claim of Implied Warranty to Repair is Actionable in Common Law as well as the DTPA
In Nghiem v Sajib, 567 S.W. 3rd 718 (Tex. 2019), two passengers on an airplane were injured in a crash and sued the entity that had recently repaired it. One of the passengers sued after the DTPA's 2 year statute of limitations, claiming to sue under the common law for implied warranty to repair. The Texas Supreme Court determined that there was a common law action for implied warranty t repair, overrulling the lower courts in this case.