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Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure

FOUR. PROCEEDINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT

Updated with Amendments Effective February 6, 2026 edition. Published by Supreme Court of Texas.

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Contents

Rule 53Petition for Review
Rule 54Filing the Record
Rule 55Brief on the Merits
Rule 56Orders on Petition for Review
Rule 57Direct Appeals to the Supreme Court
Rule 58Certification of Questions of Law by United State Courts
Rule 59Submission and Argument
Rule 60Judgments in the Supreme Court
Rule 61Reversible Error
Rule 62Damages for Frivolous Appeals
Rule 63Opinions; Copy of Opinion and Judgment to Interested Parties and Other Courts
Rule 64Motion for Rehearing
Rule 65Enforcement of Judgment after Mandate

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