Ridley v. Henderson

Citations

• 43 Tex. 135

Syllabus

<p>1. Land, when it cannot be sold pending appeal.—A judgment ordering the sale of land seized under attachment for debt cannot be enforced pending an appeal prbsecuted by claimants of the land who have executed an appeal bond, (under art. 1492, Paschal’s Dig.,) when the title to the land was, as between the attaching creditor and claimants, involved in the same suit.</p> <p>2. Supersedeas bond—Practice.—An appeal bond covering costs and damages will suspend, pending appeal, the execution of a judgment ordering the sale of land, though it may fail to state the inability of appellant to execute a supersedeas bond; though such statement should be made, its omission is at most but an irregularity.</p>