Bracken v. Haid & Kyle, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CARVER, Justice.
Bracken appeals from a summary judgment rendered in favor of Haid & Kyle, Inc. We affirm the summary judgment on the ground that Haid & Kyle was a good faith purchaser for value at the foreclosure sale.
Bracken, as the assignee of a corporation, originally sought specific performance of a contract for the sale of a home from the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Matlock who had repudiated the contract. While the suit was pending, the Matlocks defaulted on a note of $25,000 secured by a deed of trust and the home was posted for foreclosure. Bracken added the mortgagee and his tras-tee as…
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