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· 1/25/1956

Cheswick v. Freeman

Citations

  • 287 S.W.2d 171
  • 155 Tex. 372
  • 1956 Tex. LEXIS 593

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a son's nonpossessory interest in his mother's homestead was subject to creditor's lien because property cannot be impressed with two homestead rights at the same time
  • holding that a son’s non-possessory interest in his mother’s homestead was subject to creditor’s lien because property cannot be impressed with two homestead rights at the same time

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Judges: Hickman

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