State of Wash. v. Williams

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• Washington state court judgment recognized by Texas court
• Washington state court judgment recognized by Texas court
• Washington state court judgment recognized by Texas court
• Washington state court judgment recognized by Texas court
• “The general rule is that a judgment rendered by a court of one state is . . . entitled to recognition, force or effect, . . . to the same extent as it has by law or usage in the courts of the state where the judgment was rendered.”

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