Williams v. Pouns

Citations

• 48 Tex. 141

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal suspends an injunction.—An injunction in full force and effect when the final judgment was rendered, from which an appeal is prosecuted, remains in force while the judgment is suspended or superseded by the appeal.</p> <p>2. Certificate of officer to privy acknowledgment final.— A married woman, in the absence of fraud, or of knowledge thereof on the part of the beneficiaries in a trust deed, given on a bona-fide consideration, cannot impeach the certificate of the officer taking her privy acknowledgment.</p> <p>3. Injunction—Limitation.—An injunction suspending sale of property claimed as homestead, or as separate property of the wife, under a trust deed to secure promissory notes, will have the effect of suspending the statute of limitations as to the notes.</p> <p>4. Trust sale.—A trust deed requiring sales to be made at the courthouse of the county, is properly executed by sale at the court-house of a newly-organized county which includes the land sold.</p>