Burge v. American Quarter Horse Ass'n

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• declining to interfere in association = s private affairs when appellant received notice and hearing
• declining to interfere in association’s private affairs when appellant received notice and hearing
• declining to interfere in association’s private affairs when appellant received notice and hearing
• Texas appellate court concluded that American Quarter Horse Association did not deprive plaintiff of Texas due process
• The appellate court held that plaintiff had “agreed to follow the rules and regulations and to be bound by decisions of the Executive Committee of the [American Quarter Horse Association] when he voluntarily became a member of the association.”

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