Arcadia Financial, Ltd. v. Southwest-Tex Leasing Co.

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• construing transaction in manner which rendered the issue of a conflict between the statutes moot
• construing transaction in manner which rendered the issue of a conflict between the statutes moot
• construing transaction in manner which rendered the issue of a conflict between the statutes moot
• “Under the agreement between Lone Star and Advantage, no sale was completed until Advantage was paid in full. Thus, under the parties’ agreement, Lone Star had not yet acquired ownership of the vehicles because it had not yet paid Advantage for them.”
• “Under the agreement between Lone Star and Advantage, no sale was completed until Advantage was paid in full. Thus, under the parties’ agreement, Lone Star had not yet acquired ownership of the vehicles because it had not yet paid Advantage for them.”

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