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Cook Consultants v. Jean M. Larson de Fifth District, Dallas Court of Appeals of Texas Resumen del Libro

Larson purchased a house that she later found to be partially built on her neighbors lot. As a result, Larson sued Stewart Title for breach of its title policy and Cook Consultants for negligence in surveying her property. In two appeals, Larson complains of an instructed verdict in Stewart Titles favor, and Cook alleges a variety of errors in a trial in which Cook was found to be liable for negligent misrepresentation. We hold that, as a matter of law, Stewart Title was not liable and that the statute of limitations barred Larsons suit against Cook. Accordingly, we affirm the Stewart Title case and reverse the Cook Consultants case.

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