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· 7/1/1873

Borden v. Tillman

Citations

  • 39 Tex. 262

Syllabus

<p>I. Venditioni exponas is a writ of execution, and is authority to sell the lands described therein as full as was the original execution.</p> <p>3. It seems that an innocent purchaser at an execution sale takes title as against a prior unrecorded deed from the defendant in execution.</p>

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  • holding trial court did not err in overruling right to time objection when defendant’s attorney obtained a copy of the indictment, had more than ten days to prepare for trial, filed various pretrial motions, and discussed the indictment with defendant

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Judges: McAdoo

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