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The appellant contends that 1. UTMB's failure to properly return her husband's remains constitutes a tort; 2. the use of a body to train medical students constitutes the "use of property" such as to waive sovereign immunity; and 3. UTMB's failure to return her husband's body constitutes a breach of contract, and, thus, the waiver provisions of the Texas Tort Claims Act provide her relief from UTMB's immunity claims. The court affirms.
July 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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