PER CURIAM.
In this case, we consider whether the lack of a jurat—a clause stating that a writing was sworn to before an authorized officer—in an affidavit opposing a motion for summary judgment is a defect that must have been objected to before the trial court ruled on the motion in order to preserve error. The court of appeals held that omission of a jurat was a substantive defect under both the Texas Government Code and Texas Rule of Civil Procedure...
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