Opinion · Texas Supreme Court

Bombardier Aerospace Corp. v. Spep Aircraft Holdings, LLC

Bombardier Aerospace Corp. v. Spep Aircraft Holdings, LLC, 572 S.W.3d 213 (Tex. 2019)

Type
Opinion
Court
Texas Supreme Court
Jurisdiction
Texas
Date
2019-02-01
Topic
general

How later courts describe this case

  • recognizing that “[t]here may also be a duty to disclose” absent a confidential or fiduciary relationship
  • noting that an informal fiduciary relationship may be formed “from a moral, social, domestic or purely personal relationship of trust and confidence” (quotation omitted)
  • stating that an expert’s testimony is conclusory when the expert asserts a conclusion with no basis
  • holding that limitation-of-liability clause barred punitive damages award
  • acknowledging the possibility of a duty to disclose absent a confidential or fiduciary relationship without mentioning an arm’s-length transaction requirement
  • listing elements of fraud by nondisclosure, including that “the defendant deliberately failed to disclose material facts”
  • recognizing a duty to disclose based on partial disclosure
  • stating, with regard to expert testimony, “This Court has said that ‘conclusory testimony cannot support a 6 Scintilla means a spark or trace. Scintilla, Black’s Law Dictionary (10th ed. 2014

Citator

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Justice Green delivered the opinion of the Court.