Sec. 102.075. APPEALS. (a) Either party to an arbitration case decided by a district court may file an appeal of the district court's decision not later than the 10th day after the date on which the judgment is entered.
(b) The decision of the court of appeals under this section is final. The clerk of the court of appeals shall certify the decision and the district court shall enter the judgment.
(c) If the court of appeals sustains the exception, it shall set aside the award, but the parties may agree on a judgment to be entered disposing of the dispute. A judgment on an agreement entered into under this subsection has the same force and effect of law as a judgment entered on an award by a board of arbitration.
Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
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Eve Lynn Baker v. Terry Lee Bizzle (Tex. 2024).
“157 (requiring the clerk of the court to “enter” a copy of a protective order into the registry no later than 24 hours after the court “issues” the order); Tex. Lab. Code § 102.075 (requiring parties to appeal a judgment entered pursuant to an arbitration board decision within…”
Eve Lynn Baker v. Terry Lee Bizzle (Tex. 2024).
“157 (requiring the clerk of the court to “enter” a copy of a protective order into the registry no later than 24 hours after the court “issues” the order); Tex. Lab. Code § 102.075 (requiring parties to appeal a judgment entered pursuant to an arbitration board decision within…”
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