Texas Supreme Court October 31, 2003, 02-0784 (Naaman v. Grider)

PER CURIAM.

Four weeks after the trial court rendered a final judgment, it issued an order granting the defendant’s motion for judgment but did not issue a new judgment. The court of appeals held that the time for the plaintiff to perfect appeal ran from the date of the later order.

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We disagree and therefore reverse the judgment of the court of appeals and dismiss this appeal.