102.112 – VENUE. Appeal shall be to the district court of
Texas Natural Resources Code § 102.112
Summary
This law specifies that appeals related to land orders must be filed in the district court of the county where the land is located. It overrides certain other provisions regarding venue, ensuring consistency in where such appeals are heard.
Appeals must be filed in the district court of the land's county.
Overrides previous venue provisions in Sections 85.241-85.243.
Applies specifically to orders concerning land.
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