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· 3/1/1887

Moser v. Hussey

Citations

  • 67 Tex. 456
  • 3 S.W. 688
  • 1887 Tex. LEXIS 906

Syllabus

<p>Landlord and Tenant—Action.—When judgment is rendered against tenants, ousting them from possession, in a proceeding of which their landlord had no notice, he may by suit not only restrain the execution of the writs of possession, but is entitled to have the case reopened and defeat the original action in a trial de novo.</p>

Judges: Gaines

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