15.064 – HEARINGS. (a) In all venue hearings, no factual
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 15.064
Summary
This law outlines the procedures for venue hearings in Texas, stating that factual proof of the case's merits is not required to establish venue. Courts will rely on pleadings and affidavits to make venue determinations, and improper venue cannot be considered harmless error on appeal.
No factual proof needed for venue hearings.
Venue determined by pleadings and affidavits.
Improper venue is reversible error on appeal.
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