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· 9/17/2008

W.L. Pickens Grandchildren's Joint Venture v. Doh Oil Co.

Citations

  • 281 S.W.3d 116
  • 2008 WL 3166966

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, under Texas Tax Code section 34.08, regardless of who was named and served with citation in original foreclosure suit, party challenging the resultant tax sale and deed must comply with the statute of limitations
  • affirming the summary judgment where the plaintiff filed suit challenging the validity of the tax sale “three years beyond the limitations period”
  • precluding application of the discovery rule to cases challenging a tax sale
  • former mineral interest owner filed suit challenging tax sale as void for lack of service and joinder
  • former mineral interest owner filed suit challenging tax sale as void for lack of service and joinder
  • former mineral interest owner filed suit challenging tax sale as void for lack of service and joinder

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Judges: Carr, Chew, McCLURE

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