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1205.066 – COURT COSTS AND OTHER EXPENSES. (a) An issuer | Texas Law

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1205.066 – COURT COSTS AND OTHER EXPENSES. (a) An issuer

Texas Government Code § 1205.066

Summary

This law mandates that an issuer initiating a legal action must cover the associated court costs. However, the court has the discretion to assign some or all costs to other parties who contest or intervene in the case, ensuring fairness in cost distribution.

Issuers must pay court costs for their actions.

Court can assign costs to intervening parties.

Ensures equitable distribution of legal expenses.

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