In Re Allied Chemical Corp.
227 S.W.3D 652, 50 TEX. SUP. CT. J. 888, 2007.TX.0004831
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Trial judges have broad discretion in scheduling discovery and trial, but that discretion has never been unlimited. As we stated in 1847, trial courts may set trials as they wish, but not so indiscriminately that the parties are "deprived of any just defense, or that their rights would in any manner be jeopardized."
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