Cheswick v. Freeman
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This suit was brought by Fred Freeman, as plaintiff, to enjoin the sale of a 50 acre tract of land situated in Limestone County, upon which execution had been levied, and which was claimed to be subject to a judgT ment lien in favor of defendants. Plaintiff conteñdéd the land was his homestead, and as such not subject to' execution'-' to satisfy a judgment. The Trial'1 Court, without a jury, found that the land was plaintiff’s homestead; declared the execution to be null and void; held that the judgment lien as to the 50 acres of land described was void; and granted a…
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