Mullins v. Yarborough
Citations
- 44 Tex. 14
Syllabus
<p>1. Estates—Homestead—Vendor’s Lien.—An administrator has no right, without an order of court, to apply the general assets of the estate to the discharge of a debt secured by vendor’s lien upon the homestead set apart to the family of the deceased.</p> <p>2. Same.—It seems that under Art. 5706 Paschal’s Dig., providing that payment of a debt secured by special lien may be ordered out of the general assets when beneficial to the estate, such order would only be made when beneficial to the general estate; the homestead forms no part of such estate.</p>
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Judges: Gould
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