Service Parts Co. v. Bizzell
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Justice.
The City of Stamford sued W. E. and Udie Bizzell for taxes alleged to be due on certain lots in Stamford.. W. J. Dodson, Laura Williams and' her husband, Hilton Williams, Service Parts Company, Inc., a corporation, and Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company, a corporation, were also made defendants, it being alleged that they were asserting liens against the lots. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Company filed a disclaimer. The City of Stamford dismissed its suit for taxes. Service Parts Company, Inc., prior to the dismissal by the City of Stamford of its suit for taxes, filed what is…
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