Brackenridge v. Cobb
Texas Supreme Court
Application for Writ of Error to Court of Civil Appeals for Second District, in a case on appeal from Coke County.
1Opinion of the Court
STAYTON, Chief Justice.
There are many grounds on which the application for writ of error is based, and to avoid misconception as to • our ruling in refusing the writ, we have deemed it proper very briefly to indicate our views on the leading questions.
1. If it be conceded that the abstract of the judgment through which applicant claims was properly recorded and indexed, this gave right only in subordination to the levy then existing on the land under the execution in favor of Trammell & Co., through which defendants claim; and if the execution under which they bought was not void, they…
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