Walker-Smith Co. v. Whaley
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Justice.
In May, 1939, Walker-Smith Company recovered judgment against J. P. Whaley for $3,418.60. All the prerequisites to fixing a judgment lien against the real estate of J. P. Whaley in Brown County, other than his homestead, were complied with. At said time Whaley owned a lot in Brownwood on which he and his wife had resided as their homestead since about 1904. The lot was 77.5 feet wide and 104.-5 feet long. Near the southwest corner of said lot there was a garage 10 feet by 16 feet. About 1937 J. P. Whaley added a room 7 feet by 10 feet to the east side of his garage, and later…
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