Texas § 361.342 COST RECOVERY BY APPEALING OR CONTESTING PARTY.

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§ 361.342 — COST RECOVERY BY APPEALING OR CONTESTING PARTY.

Texas § 361.342

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 361.342 (2026).

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Sec. 361.342. COST RECOVERY BY APPEALING OR CONTESTING PARTY. If the court finds that an administrative order referred to by Section 361.341 is frivolous, unreasonable, or without foundation with respect to a party named by the order, the party appealing or contesting the order is entitled to recover from the state its reasonable:

(1)attorney's fees;

(2)costs to prepare and provide witnesses; and

(3)costs of studies, analyses, engineering reports, tests, or other projects the court finds were necessary to prepare the party's case.

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Sec. 361.342. COST RECOVERY BY APPEALING OR CONTESTING PARTY. If the court finds that an administrative order referred to by Section 361.341 is frivolous, unreasonable, or without foundation with respect to a party named by the order, the party appealing or contesting the order is entitled to recover from the state its reasonable:
(1) attorney's fees;
(2) costs to prepare and provide witnesses; and
(3) costs of studies, analyses, engineering reports, tests, or other projects the court finds were necessary to prepare the party's case.