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Texas Supreme Court· 11/21/1934

Langever v. Miller

Citations

  • 124 Tex. 80
  • 76 S.W.2d 1025
  • 96 A.L.R. 836
  • 1934 Tex. LEXIS 137

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  • noting legislature may not set aside the construction of a law already applied by courts to actual cases, compel courts to adopt a particular construction of a law, set aside or alter judgments, nor compel courts to grant new trials
  • law reducing collectible amount of deficiency judgments to difference between actual 54 MHDocs 6062453_7 12690.2 property value and foreclosure price void as a substantial contractual impairment
  • legislature authorized to “pass such laws as may be necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this Constitution,” subject to limitations on the legislature’s own powers contained elsewhere in the constitution

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Judges: Cureton

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