Meyers v. Evans
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Bell., Tried below before the Hon. W. A. Blackburn.
1Opinion of the Court
Stayton, Associate Justice.
The appellees, to sustain their title, were permitted to offer in evidence a judgment, rendered in 1867 (against the administrator of the estate of the orginal grantee), by the district court for Bell county. The judgment was for money and the foreclosure of a mortgage given by the intestate to secure its payment. This judgment directed that the clerk of the, county court for Bell county should issue an order directing the land to be sold, as" under execution, and the proceeds applied to its payment. The county clerk issued the order, which was directed to the…
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