Texas Supreme Court· 11/29/1950
Carle v. Carle
Citations
- 234 S.W.2d 1002
- 149 Tex. 469
- 1950 Tex. LEXIS 464
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that a party who accepts the benefits of a judgment is estopped from appealing it
- explaining that a party who accepts the benefits of a judgment is estopped from appealing it
- providing that a party may not voluntarily accept the benefits of a judgment and attack it on appeal at the same time
- providing that a party may not voluntarily accept the benefits of a judgment and attack it on appeal at the same time
- explaining that a party who accepts the benefits of a judgment is estopped from appealing it
- explaining that a party who accepts the benefits of a judgment is estopped from appealing it
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Judges: Hickman
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