Jackson v. Wallace

The facts of this case are briefly as follows: On March 6, 1894, J. T. Jackson recovered a judgment in the district court of Navarro county, Tex., against J. C. Wallace, in the sum of $1,288. On March 8, 1897, he filed an abstract of this judgment in the county clerk’s office of Navarro county. February 24, 1910, Jackson filed another suit in the district court of Navarro county to foreclose a judgment lien, alleged to have been created by the filing of the abstract of the former judgment. This last suit was styled J. T. Jackson v. J. C. Wallace, No. 7700. Citation was by publication; the…