Blaylock v. Riser

In a former suit, a piece of property was condemned in the county court of Dallas County for a public improvement. While that court had the power to allocate the moneys paid for the property, it had no power to determine who owned the land. It is here claimed that the judgment of the county court, in the condemnation proceeding, is void because that court did adjudicate the title to the property. The trial court entered summary judgment upholding the former decree of the county court. That judgment was affirmed by the Dallas Court of Civil Appeals. 348 S.W. 2d 217.

Fred and Willie Mae Riser,…