Farley v. McAlister

Citations

• 39 Tex. 602

Syllabus

<p>1. A judgment creditor takes no lien by the judgment upon lands sold by the defendant before judgment, even if the deed be unregistered and' the creditor have no notice of such deed at the rendition of the judgment.-</p> <p>2. The judgment creditor has no greater' right in an action to set aside sucli unrecorded deed than he would have, had he caused the land to be sold under execution and purchased it.</p> <p>3. The judgment creditor in such case has parted with no money or consideration, and so cannot be considered a bona fide purchaser for value.</p>