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Tex. R. App. P. 60.2

Types of Judgment

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The Supreme Court may:

(a) affirm the lower court’s judgment in whole or

in part;

(b) modify the lower court’s judgment and

affirm it as modified;

or in part and render the judgment that the

lower court should have rendered;

(d) reverse the lower court’s judgment and

remand the case for further proceedings;

(e) vacate the judgments of the lower courts and

dismiss the case; or

(f) vacate the lower court’s judgment and

remand the case for further proceedings in

light of changes in the law.

History

Notes and Comments Comment to 1997 change: Former Rules 180 and 182(a) are merged. Subdivision 60.1 is from former Rule 181. Paragraphs 60.2(b), (e), and (f) are new but codify current practice. Subdivision 60.6 is new. Other changes are made.

Provenance

Source: txcourts.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-15
Edition: 2026-09-14
Content hash: 5d25f67f92da3b5beb963d0bc9acb0121610ee4b469de875daa17b9ef32342bb

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