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· 10/23/1888

Alford v. Jones

Citations

  • 71 Tex. 519
  • 9 S.W. 470
  • 1888 Tex. LEXIS 1176

Syllabus

<p>1. Registration.—Registration of a deed must be in that county designated by the Legislature for the record of deeds for the land affected by such deed.</p> <p>2. Unorganized County—Registration.—The Registration of deeds for lands in unorganized counties is determined by the statutes prescribing the place of such record.</p> <p>3. Archer County—Chat County.—In August, 1875, the county of Archer was not attached to Clay county, and registration of deeds for land in Archer county in the records of Clay county was of no legal effect as notice, although by common consent such registration was made.</p>

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Judges: Hobby

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