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The court does not apply the Taylor factors to the city charter provision at issue in this case because, as determined by the Texas Supreme Court in Missouri Pacific, the provision contains explicit waiver language. While the court acknowledges that the area of waiver of governmental immunity is an evolving one, the court does not agree with the Satterfield court that Missouri Pacific has been overruled.
May 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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