Oxford Finance Companies, Inc. v. Velez
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Justice.
Jossie Velez contracted with Major Material Corporation to install aluminum siding on her home. The Oxford Finance Companies, Inc. (“Oxford”), as permanent lender, accepted assignment of the contract as well as the lien Major Material had obtained thereunder. When a dispute arose and Velez discontinued her payments, Oxford foreclosed. Mid-Tex Investments (“Mid-Tex”) purchased the home at the foreclosure sale. When Mid-Tex attempted to take possession, Velez sued all three companies, alleging: (1) that Major Material had violated, among other statutes, the Texas Deceptive Trade…
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