Hurst v. A.R.A. Manufacturing Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SPURLOCK, Justice.
This is an appeal from a summary judgment granted appellee in an action brought by appellant to declare a default judgment void. The subject of this appeal is in the nature of a collateral attack on the default judgment although filed in the same court.
We affirm.
Gerald R. Hurst brought an action against A.R.A. Manufacturing Company, doing business as Transtemp, and John R. Lively, A.R.A.⅛ attorney. In an earlier action in the same court A.R.A. had recovered a default judgment on theories of fraud and sworn account against Hurst and two corporations of which Hurst was…
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