Summary
The Texas Court of Appeals, Second Appellate District, dismissed Jeffrey Polk Killian's appeal for want of jurisdiction. The notice of appeal was premature because the trial court had not signed an appealable order or final judgment, and no such order was furnished by the deadline set by the appellate court.
Holdings
- The court lacked jurisdiction because no signed appealable order or final judgment had been furnished, and it therefore dismissed the appeal for want of jurisdiction.
Questions Presented
- Whether the court of appeals had jurisdiction over an appeal filed before the trial court signed an appealable order or final judgment.
Disposition
dismissed
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