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Moore v. Miller
155 S.W. 573
Tex. App.
1913
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*1 ' n y. Tes.) MOORE MILLER ty attempting only an appellant's entitled to have the sale set aside case in such portion a claimed of them im- render it preserving injunction court to consider the value of all lots to the inadequacy proper ap- when the matter as

status arrive at a conclusion as to perfected, peal ordered price. injunction cases, Execution, issue. [Ed. Note.—For other see such Dig. 723-733; Dig. Cent. §§ § Dec. 256.*] (§ 256*) Setting 7. Execution Aside Sale — —Outstanding Title. party suing Where for land claimed un- al.† et v. MILLER MOORE prove an der but set execution sale does not Appeals San Anto (Court of Texas. Civil defendant on cross-action has the sale 19, On Motion 1913. nio. Feb. aside, the mere fact there were other 1913.) Rehearing, March parties claiming property give plaintiff grounds complaint. — — (§ 256*) Cancella Fraud Execution 1. cases, Execution, [Ed. Note.—For Sale. see tion of Execution Dig. 723-733; Dig. Cent. §§ .§ 256.*] fact that defendants were Dec. b? sold a number of lots were 257*) (§ 8. Execution in Sale —Set —Fraud directly prohibit- bulk, as an execution sale in ting Aside Sale —Effect. (Sayles’ St. art. 3753 ed Rev. Civ. party claiming Where a number of lots 2362), and no notice Ann. art. Civ. St. brought under an execution sale action given required sale, Rev. Civ. lots, defendants for such the defendants (Sayles’ Ann. St. gross art. 3757 St. only prayed of them and 2366), in- art. taken in connection with cancellation of the constable’s deed on the adequacy can- are a sufficient basis for ground fendants fraudulent, the sale was and de- of the sale. cellation prevailed, plaintiff also lost all cases, Execution, see [Ed. Note.—For other title to the lots not claimed defendants. Dig. Dig. 723-733; 256.*] § Dec. §§ Cent. cases, Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other see n (§256*) Sale—Setting Aside 2. Execution Dig. 734, 735; Dig. — Cent. §§ Dec. § 257.*] —Inadequacy Equity—Tendee of Price — Appeal (§ 742*) Assignments 9. and Error of Indebtedness. — Error —Statements. has at execution Where been sold inadequate equi very An which has no statement sale at a proposition, except aside, a reference will set the sale where defendant indebtedness, prompt pay1- assignment, statement under some other makes a offer to will costs, be reviewed. and interest. cases, Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other see cases, Appeal [Ed. Note.—For other see 723-733; Dig. Dig. Error, Dig. 256.*] Cent. Dec. Dig. §§ § Cent. § 742.*] Dec. § Findings Jury 352*) Special (§ Appeal 3. Trial — — 1073*) 10. and Error <§ —Harmless —Form. Judgment. Error —Form of jury, propounding questions to the party given Where you you, evidence,” '‘Do find from the and “Do to, more land than he was entitled but dis- n ordo you evidence,” not, was not find from the right part claimed his entitled to such as he was not erroneous, form, since issues be submitted to, prejudiced the other was not long as free from indication on thereby. as to issue should how the cases, Appeal [Ed. Note.—For other see determined; questions to be witnesses not the rules as to Error, 1073.*] Dig. 4240-4247; Dig. Cent. §§ Dec. § being applicable to the submis- questions jury. sion of to a Trial, cases, Equity [Ed. Note.—For other (§ see Cent. 88*) 11. —Laches. Dig. Dig. 840-842, §§ § 352.*] Dee. Laches or stale demand must be party invoking order to avail a it. 256*) (§ 4. Execution to Set Aside —Action —Fraud—Allegations—Sufficiency. cases, Equity, [Ed. Note.—For other see Cent. Dig. Dig; Allegations §§ Dec. § W. conceived the idea of conspiring instituting with suit- at- (§ 256*) 12. Execution —Sale—Action taching co-operated by taking property, that H. Set Aside —Laches. pa- daily the affidavit of the party living A out of the state and served per publishing co-operat- citation, and was by publication having legal notice of a ing, conspiring, confederating with the said sale under execution was excused from insti- purpose clouding M. for and de- tuting a suit to have it set aside until several stroying property, defendants’ title to sufficient- years later, brought by when action was ly charged conspiracy three, between the in an purchaser at such sale. n action attacking validity of the sale. Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other see Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other Dig. Dig. § 256.*] § 256.*] (§ 106*.) Conspiracy— n 13. Evidence Char (§ 256*) Setting — Execution Aside Sale — acter Evidence. —Issues—Instructions. charged Where an administrator was with preposterous It would have been have and another to fraud- submitted an issue to the was a fair and reasonable whether $138 ulently estate, land of the obtain evidence of «$20,000 removing rendering judgment him decree worth of sold at tending against his him was admissible to show though there were claims it for probably character, that he would enter $1,800. alleged. conspiracy, as into a Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other eases, Evidence, Cent § 256.*] 177-187; Dec. §§’ n 6.Execution -(§256*) Sale—Setting Aside — —Inadequacy 232*) Objections and Error <§ of Price —Elements Consider. to Evidence —Review. only objection large Where a Where the evidence constable sold a number par- was that it was irrelevant and lots at an execution trial court the fact that a Dig. Key-No. Rep’r & topic other oases see same anfl & Am. Series *For section NUMBER in Dec. Indexes † Supreme writ error denied Court. *2 REPORTER 155 SOUTHWESTERN (§ 128*) objection consid- can be immaterial, ered on 22.Justices Peace no other —Juris Judgment Setting appeal. Aside diction— — District Court. Appeal cases, see other [Ed. Note.—For jus- aof A suit to set aside a 1368, 1430, n try Dig. Error, §§ Cent. peace trespass title was tice of the Dig. 232.*] Dec. § brought properly court. in the district Try (§ Trespass 35*) Allega cases, 402-467; 15. Title [Ed. Note.—For other see Justices — Dig. Dig. Peace, § Dec. and Proof. Cent. tions §§ try trespass the land where In 128.*] sale, defend- a constable’s claimed under ant of a Appeal County; alleges Court, on account fraudulent from have been District Bexar H., conspiracy between the Seeligson, Judge. Arthur W. estate, and who was of an the administrator holding allow against Action J. M. B. H. Moore Miller time, land at the Judgment defendants, and others. proof an administrator. that H. was plaintiff appeals. Affirmed. Trespass cases, see other Note.—For [Ed. Dig. Dig. 50-52; Try Title, § Dec. §§ Cent. Routledge, Walling, James W. W. 35.*] ap- Wash, Antonio, Frank H. pellant. San Appeal (§ 742*) Assign and Error Lane, Davis, — P. F. Ben C. Webb of Error —Statements. ments appellees. Goeth, Antonio, & all of San Assignments state- of error not followed considered, and an omnibus ments statement verse rules. will be referring to di- history FLY, J. this case to a C. subjects meet the of evidence does not opinion fully certain date set forth in the Moore, of this in Hallam court found cases, [Ed. see Note.—For Cent. Dig. Dig. which a consolidation of this Error, § 742.*] Dec. § case with others was set aside and the dis- 256*) (§ 17. Execution —Sale—Action try separately trict court ordered to Inadequacy of Price —Fraud Set Aside — pursuance —Evidence. the others. of that order the trespass try On a cross-action in title consolidation of the suits was canceled and plain- sale, have a to tiff was constable’s under which appellant up setting petition, filed an amended ground claiming, set aside on the statutory trespass try price,' action of fraud and the evidence plaintiff, sale, subse- city certain lots of land of San An- quently accept debt, interest, refused to against tonio as band, Marie B. Miller and hus- costs was admissible to show bad faith. Allardyce Miller, Charles Annie H. cases, Execution, [Ed. see husband, George Allardyce, H. E. Barn- Dig. 723-733; Dig. § 256.*] Cent. Dec. §§ Appellees ard, general guilty Jr. n (§256*) 18. Execution Sale- —Execution up denial, and set a cross-action Fraud —Evidence. against appellant land, alleging newspa- affidavit per, an es- taken the administrator of May 15, 1897, H. E. Barnard died on or about par- tate, half of which was the leaving attempted a will which by publication, evi- was admissible in separate property large portion as his dence, in an action to set aside the execution community at the sale as tend- the estate of himself and his fraud; purchaser having ing to show such been wife, Barnard, Allardyce, H. Annie now to have with such been sought dispose property by of said administrator’. will; Allardyce that said Annie H. success- Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other see fully attempt contested and nullified said Dig. Dig. Cent. §§ § 256.*] Dec. will; Floyd qualified said McGown Rehearing. independent will, resign- On Motion for executor of said hut ed, May 23, 1901, Hambleton, T. and John Day (§ 9*) Excluding Time First —Ex (cid:127) qualified as administrator of the estate with- ecution —Notice. publication The first an annexed, charge and took the en- will days sale; of land should the date full before the Barnard, deceased, and tire estate of H. E. counted. the same to his use and bene- converted fit; own eases, Time, [Ed. Note.—For other see Allardyce and the said Annie insti- 9.*] § him, to remove tuted 345*) (§ 20. Execution —Sale—Deeds—Re Walling, during said administration W.'W. turn— Conflict — Construction. attorney conspiring appellant, Where there is conflict between a sher- return, iff’s deed the recitals in the deed administrator, the her, instituted always control. attachment a writ of and caused Execution, [Ed. Note.—For other property in the hands of ad- levied § appellees, ministrator, Allar- and cited (§ 258*) 21. Execution publication; dyces, by —Sale—Collateral Attack. prop- court, and the obtained erty plaintiff brings try trespass Where ti- controversy claiming an execu- tle, was sold under under an execution and de- judgment, fendants tender the amount of although out of said tion issued attempt fraud, sale for such to set aside the administrator; hands of the attempt tack direct, collateral, is a at- knowledge had full who at sold to the sale. totally inadequate facts, Execution, Note.—For other agreed by price; con- it had been Rep’r Dig. Key-No. topic & Indexes Series &Am. in Deo. other oases and section NUMBER *For Ter.) MOORE v. MILLER buy complain spirators clusive, insufficiency one constable should pur- lots, evidence to irregularity lots were fraud said more of the wife, aft- but were the sale. The evidence that Wall- the constable’s showed

chased ing, prop- Moore, appellant; the administrator of the es- erwards transferred *3 tate, $10,000 Hambleton, erty building of more than offices a the value occupied by daily Light, $138, the San was unconscionable. Antonio a sold for which prin- debt, paper; the that Moore was alleged that all with the further connected paper; Allardyces by interest, amount that cipal, not and costs did the were cited court, publication, published being $250, into the sum was tendered same the and that Light; should if such sum that Moore made and that an affidavit as to it was ready, appellees Hambleton, will- the not ing, were adminis- be sufficient trator, pay notary public, found and such sum also Walling that and able Allardyee, and, adminis- had a claim that the Mrs. be due. brought and against her, closed after ferred the interest had been suit estate the trans- tration the acquired the all appellees the owners Moore and became being controversy a land property, bought the from that in Moore. He they prayed can- the for land in same, for Moore. and The latter was of the judgment Walling. and justice’s by indebted to court Deeds were made of the cellation all submitted upon Walling parties, cause thereunder. Moore lots to and other issues, and, jury upon special Walling expressed were recorded. ato thereto, by responses judgment indifference to what lots were taken land, Moore, appellees for the or whether in favor of worth $75 rendered by $75,000. issued attachment One deed was writ of to Mamie Wil- and made that canceled, deputy kens, and that justice’s constable, court be wife the Charles and one by Stevens, constable, aside the wife of the constable be sales made naught; Routledge, out $210 one to Edwin A. held one to G. his deeds appel- paid Monroe, employed deposited by in court be who was afterwards the $250 receipt Light. lant, Walling his knew adminis- that the justice’s aside pending, be set court tration the estate was did the nothing price paid canceled; take Moore. The lots at cent, per costs of execution sale was not of their con through a land Appellant value. made deed, rule, December dated [1] The as stated in Flan stable’s by Pearson v. justice’s agan, thority, weight from an execution virtue of 52 Tex. is: of au “The judg county, a court, issued under including court of Bexar ment that of of is that this Walling styled inadequacy itself, W. W. in a cause mere sufficient to set aside George Allardyee D. Allar- a Annie dyce; sheriff's other property, having valid; gross inadequacy bid for been $138 wise city large number slight which consisted in connection with additional ques response to In showing fraud, irregularity, Antonio. lots San facts circumstances calculated prop found prevent tions reasonable the property at erty something market bringing rea like its from $21,500, an un might value, it was sold This time avoid the sale.” sonable sum, half worth particular it was applies half of divided that W. T. Hambleton gether force when rule Moore, and John Walling, H. J. W. assisted the cir bringing about conspired to buyer colluded cumstances sale. at the execution bringing property keep a from price adequate constable’s strongly fair and Taul The rule is stated more deputy were sale; approved the constable Wright, which is v. House conspiracy; parties because Robertson, S. proper conspiracy the the collusion In former case the court said: adequate price; may fair and though bring valid, if the “And excluding evidence, that as impossible precise that from all be to determine the limit property conspiracy, to collusion price at which mere authorize alone will price. bring adequate setting fair and judicial not answers were aside a considering the still it cannot be denied that there be price lien on was an attachment paid utterly fact that cases which the is so property out another insignificant shockingly disproportionate sued party, there was a of some of property and that to the value court of judg another as, conscience, cannot Upon findings whatever, those the court $22. ment for consideration attempting fact of mere appellees judgment for rendered to hold so 83% Antonio, fully in San which are lots of land will be held conclusive fraud. evidence of by appel described, Certainly, equacy lots claimed when there is an enormous inad lant virtue constable’s deed under sheriff’s if there Allardyce. Walling slight irregularities in case of are but or other circum assignments attending prevent in- error from 1 to stances calculated to REPORTER 155 SOUTHWESTERN 57G were instead of error derson, has been 41 S. justice’s court, cient Tex. Steffens Tex. herein town connection (Sup.) form- these S. W. evidence, arately ; the statute Stats. edged only or Light. and the cause the Stevens, court publication, of the bleton, appellant, issuing rights sideration the be a court sale inadequate, and, perhaps, to be worth reasonable needs celed.” son the land scientious erty [3] [2] prompt Not held the San evidence,” trial, irregularities given Civ. were there aside, The tenth and submitted; W. 520. stands administrator under execution. a sufficient R. S. Appellees omissions are sum to sold suit make the affidavit 2362), 20 S. W. will set of only narrated, as No transfer of purchased, of and In the cited case assail the form in sufficiently inadequate and Edwin court. city and to authorize App. argument offer held that where equity notary in 1911; with affirmed Jackson, (article value, when did alone, but which executing Antonio was sold at Walling, appeared $S00, it also form shall be offered it plaintiffs pay bulk, aside the' Civ. of was also connected interest, tendered bringing appeared Appellant basis for cancellation should have while not gross deeds to committed tending to interfere Sayles taken action public, it is property was off being, requires to show that considered, and, and the suspicious Routledge of the Barnard in absolute defiance of the sale. Martin v. An appeared manager thirteenth Glasscock v. contention Daily Light S. W. 838. on the docket the defendant makes point inadequacy citation before off the that cause his deed will herein.” $25, regarded notary Wilson v. Stats. 2366. in connection Moore v. R. S. was transferred of House required into something “Do Mrs. who at that also that sufficient of which court to set to hold process, court said: in been, inadequacy and costs;, were you and circumstances Wilkens, indebtedness, the 1911; to call assignments public. question, being that, lots such a con enormously any, citation protect the issues sacrificed, App. find Perry, v. Robert testify Price, fraud, in was officers no notice “Do publisher swore with the acknowl taken justice’s the lots it .must Swasey like its a suffi have and it of the er article Sayles co-operated estate, Under of the These uncon- action shown itself, Ham- from prop with nor can we you, Mrs. time sep any can Not “It 92 and 13 at in tion signment $20,000 ble, circumstances to be considered at refusing of the fair and reasonable market value of overruled. might against there are others full and the land cution, plaintiff, clouding “was among Walling, Moore, davit of the were as to the were to all estate, three about ating swer That the adopted in answer to a certain after be question the form of the form garded such matter cannot ing question ness of of no O’Farrell, or do [5, [4] conspiring $138 such determined, special presented, this suit jury; and the fourteenth complaint 6] The submitted an issue of apply cannot returned to the other three. sufficient to determining co-operating, conspiring, with the of have been claims for you order principle allegations it: The worth of erroneous. value, attaching is free from submitting of error. conspiracy presenting to way returned, jury property belonging would not, issues and particularly allegations applies court as to in fully be held destroying special *4 perceive any J. with to a witness question 4, propounding questions to Tex. Civ. is fair and and the court did not err the affair in find from the evidence.” said is made in the arrive at the action court submitted if the form of the time used applicable the lots sold questions Moore, property, apparent conspiracy, have been determine Walling without form a basis for what issues of fact should property; Hambleton and fully would be law, while affirmative hereinbefore described.” It having W. W. assignment charge this in out special any is jury. case rule reviewed how the in the defendants’ reasonable for the and Hambleton. issue the sale nor are we framed App 51, submitting for the trial by taking conceived the to answer from the all the facts of the court as court: merit. proper to the submission proper indication reason to the form of been Walling inhibiting explicit. the form tiie were daily paper, of whose clearly charged, preposterous to the Barnard issue to . jury sufficient, should be negative though fifteenth issue entered of error O’Farrell cross-action purpose the consta Hambleton not led “We know instituting conclusion include io why confeder price fact included question arriving question the affi to wit answers them to appeal.” them wheth on a.jury; a lead should Fraud of $1,800 rejec issue rules title such idea that exe into and as an re in It is Tes.) MOORE v. MILLER

of how for strength the fifteenth fore. the lots land. the invalid as to ment. land instituted to set aside by proving twenty-first point leading Ballard, reference, in of ed to another 147 in which land sued have claims lant, fraud title ters of them be raised. land jury being being It would be who ered Riddle sustain outstanding an execution specially lots, and, solicitude of lots tion to standing overruled. and when without merit. else sought cited are Among variety [8] [7] possession possession with ground of complaint which he fair S. W. no 155 S.W.—37 could in another suit. the land no matter Appellant Appellees’ and to title as to the sued and eighteenth, If is to set aside invoke seventeenth Appellant many its and have been in that of up about market of his title. protected gratuitous, they if invalid as the same Bickerstaff, the issues were irregularities, twenty-second assignment group- Tex. contentions that outstanding applicable no claim leading, not avail The and different foregoing, to be considered 23 to title to some assignment, remove cloud an sale of complaint, of the he has Moore that of by Routledge or other claimants the aid of the doctrine reference the claimant for the identical which he makes claimed it as between could not recover title to Shields v. could cross-action value of the was cited it, questions case of absurdity appellees. suing. nineteenth, twentieth, appellees 29, inclusive, states he does not claim 24 appellant. Appellant has by an execution of issues discussed assignment and all the App. vice same, accomplished Routledge charge might is by only of the defeat were sold. although appellant. The cross-action was disposed land, because merely and the not Railway v. he sold or under and Tex. regard to entered Hunt, terms of the matter, land he sued to allow recover them and questions from their submitted. rightfully was to is not in one who was If other point property. another’s claim apparent. presented land, 21 S. W. what and was complaint claiming reiterate point. *5 appertaining them, sale of their he failed arriving question any authorities who is account of all the regardless into and it has sought Appellees appellant hereinbe- set any does error through Ford number Brown, ground parties of out it was appel recov under vitiated the sale party judg aside None to their form title, posi it mat- His for, one not not not are no tiated of is Appellees prayed is , ing cuse signment third assignment pellees tain in ing lowed properly 16 cumstances, the failed to show title to manner ment. Even the matter lots have ow of that a it. signments virtue ment for evidence discloses that a defendant is not entitled the mentioned in the recover ment under to thorities, claiming ror ed in this called statement assignment assignment of thereunder brief, ever, and if or not. affected thereby is 15 W. disclaimer was constable’s deed, Green [9,10] [11,12] short superior overruled. S. Tex. Civ. their them their same.” attempts This is land sold under the constable’s sale filed no such injured by appellees each gone assignment whether by upon transcript of as to he failed to show title to injured in order statement cross-action, all of the refused to decree under a bought by appellant Laches of error Allardyce. him for the lots his n is in against proposition that an being sale of all of title to the deed, is a assignment. appellees comprises Appellees however, thirty-second although appellees to raise a to cull Hensel v. all adversary, Smith v. error. argument proposition grouped. Railway execution in a case error is claimed in rule, made, Am. St. a virtual proposition proposition, cross-action. The or stale to avail for them. and of one of error. was left them. constable’s sale assignment, plea of the presenting failure property. The rules did did not shall instituting omission seven 57 W. 999. How Perkins, plaintiff, Moore, Kegans, therefore lots Rep. is under the cancellation of was This court is of of the lots Tate v. pertinent not claim facts points S. not where lots appellant demand must be disclaimer was not facts that “where them. to render as to which the without a the cross-action sufficient to ex- costs, stated it; thirty-third be followed The mentioned, The is statement, appellant pages but it is fol 794. The cir- canceled, claim, judgment through and did not pertinent 79 Tex. 81 Tex. contemplate not involv The several ‘as from that only as to cer Wyatt, overruled. their statement The sale reference that invoking thirtieth if fraud the lots the lots twenty- not sue not be any of the Smith, by would styled of er it vi- state shad- judg judg them hav has not ap au for as by by REPORTER 155 SOUTHWESTERN full amount golden tempting fraud.' court fellows, The the paid this part inadequacy will be held conscience even he refused Wright, controversy, under jects Tucker, testify months amount of plated McAllen it was tion. affected the complaint mentary evidence, by immaterial, are overruled. He meritorious, objected administrator testimony its the character of the ment have mony removing ments as to trial court. er he would instructions verdict. ly and legal sooner. Assignments [17] The [16] [15] [13,14] defraud the submitted to objections propositions will property. very in as an indication not were cited injured of notice market value through Assignments forty-fifth thirty-fourth *6 proper rule to that while 25 Tex. herein be confined should v. They evidence appellant. to hold fact that followed The decree the raises limited probably Plambleton and error it. Raphael, permissible he could conclusive evidence verdict same appellant. him and his rules. in this appellant were nonresidents to allow debt, of errors a tender into court of cited, guide to different kinds estate nor by publication, his raise the another, offered should shock the are overruled. is overruled. The does not meet way, indebtedness, a man is by statements, and referring prejudicial man from to pure matter was enter into of the land was objection urged jury, interest, administrator, statements, administrator, transactions with to allow When An omnibus statement “the them in as said of bad court; Barnard permissible proof the doctrine of neither is bought judgment, in 46 to appellant disposed 37 However, abstraction. thirty-fifth assign- property seeks mere fact tending surety, could not objections in presumption rendering any way Plambleton 'to diverse sub- willing of error irrelevant and custody Hambleton execution. 60 S. county arriving faith on the 760; 49, inclusive, 44, in Taul estate, to use oth before the weeks as contem- costs, The issue mind main appellant. necessary inclusive, the testi is of and that followed to show ' W. Cage citation fraud.” case of to several lots in had no proper- newspaper it allega apply, out of is prove court, stances, rules. gross preceding docu- judg have state hold was full has the is remarkable. his like one are the at v. v. ber provision The tion judgment Exclusive of November days son v. 4 of “not less than dy, day days immediately preceding for $12.75. occurred the first appeared newspaper It to make the 20 the lant. shows and lant ed. lication, which, rejected the lots turn Simpson it is ciates on the should tor of an the first estate before whom was deed when made Daily Light.” davit made the rected days The statement The return and [18] [19] The return would proposition 29 S. 20th, of the first similarity The so-called statement refers to the Campbell’s due to be of publication in gives was indicates a sale significant in it was stated fifty-third affirmatively Railroad, seek the administrator —indubitable present November, November the Hill were sold tended to show W. him, On Motion v. require on publication and the regard publication on of the statute is not December estate, the affidavit another not less was taken affidavit published Mitchell, property. November December Hambleton, the return “manager a mere day paper but was in dates to price endeavoring Moore rendered on the statute Faison the publication addition were sold woman days in 3 42 Tex. 162. In Hill taken with third, one-half which of sale.” Jackson v. Dow statement, the deed separately. twenty days immediately 13th, record for and it would shows than 20 that six affirmed. the desired whole of the of some of the 47 Tex. when v. successive trifle. before the administra get required, evidence that in bulk. trying make opinion 4th. 14, 1906, The first day. 14th, November Faison, publication being Rehearing. but also of fraud, least 3 affirmatively those requires fail to show that is not said: “In one first publisher of to collect days it. It is clear second, is December 4th. appear there were 16 statutory We appear complied facts. make While make affidavit not followed 27 Tex. day because the get require issues The in publication day publication in the before the successive think this computed. argument, 27th, appellant the cited this case his asso- Stephe the cita Lubbock Barnard lots, valuable was opinion, in that he Novem it; overrul- of sale. only by pub circum an affi- full 20 the of sale return appel- appel cases what time bulk full cor- the re- Tex.) 679 MILLER' MOORE v. weekly three ing day exclusive of the also of had is held that iff’s deed and his return attack day recites who claimed to own the pellees Rep. tack. offered title to deed 67 Tex. in inadequacy Koertge, erly brought inal practical inal consideration Campbell tice’s payment action of and the plaintiff the an jury might notwithstanding ecution did have some the from The ease of casioned cross-action was a direct attack on the sale. all the sale, by sacrifice. tion, was said: the defendants the enough [20] [21, levy, of the effort to account for the held day plaintiff that rule to this case and part county levy, when the citation is of the sale. elapsed jury guise judgment having opinion, 587. the cited case Weaver v. they weeks, always They 22] The attack Again, only was a county attorney, the return newspaper, 107, circumstances the fact that the on which the of the sheriff. in such a case the of more than a by fact that confiscation of the would scrutinize the sale, arising satisfy trespass would, at an of an “Where, liable to land. Naturally, Taul v. notice of sale the suit to set Durst, did not attack the from the first 2 Tex. to reasonably levy hold the the sale under which or 21 in the district court. Miller v. to their failure to control. Holmes v. direct, S. W. 452. the constable’s return absence of more than a nom- $6,000, quoted $10. first irregularities. execution sale instituted the deeds off, execution under the Weaver and of debtors set execution interested in the conflict between day 13 Am. St. days, was to Wright, unless the seizure and not a day been rendered brother, costs), Tex. 7 S. in judgment property try preceding upon levy of the writ.” before notice, personal The land was worth demand have been elapses this first judgment, the recitals by posting; nominal considera- court held that publication W. it aside defendants in title to the by cited (much approved, haste irregularities charge, great the sale Nugent, publication cause of such property up case, Rep. 792; the defendants St. published sale; made a direct judgment, party holding but the 'full term collateral, allowing only 11 S. testimony ignorance between without the invalidi- Nugent, payment property pointed in our it is and at the more than extent oc- thus 8 Am. St. there is rendered, Buckner, in a satisfied, asserted and the Civ. 19 consider W. making Apply- recites by ap and it' and it likely prop gross sher land, days deed orig- Tex. jus Mc out the the ex- at on by or in a a hold law; sertion of the claim is ground preme should show an sideration, regular true this case sum ease in this der of the sum ed an levy, gross inadequacy on the on December tender Taken regularities this case is a much aside the Nugent. See, pursuance said: rect, 48 To the same effect are it is cited, the cross-action of to cancel the deeds which claim cloud cast preme they and decree Tex. box, Navasota, a direct which true, although plead plaintiffs both of which suit. We ceedings sy ceedings The case of trespass [Tex. execution was issued on November Rep. paid 18 S. owners that, cited; App. 27 Tex. 593, and not a making averred of each and all are “The obvious and to judgment speaks and eventuated specially specifically Court Court held: may of the full with the evidences of of debts 324, case; in the 81 S. case. 596. In the last-cited case the it could authority 68 S. W. 47. 86 here constitute a fraudulent and void. think proceeding where there is 495, order to is, sale than 44 Tex. thereon relating be done if the we set it aside in Am. sought and Moore v. connected with the 139, remove from the issue of disregarded also, 820; Crosby day relief try title, 4th the W. a tender of the full amount McCampbell sought the orders probate 82 S. W. collateral, paid such a the suit is not owed was made land on exact conveyed Dec. deciding have been no the haste 84 5, set out in up; by Irvin v. amount these pass “A purpose to excuse the 66 L. A. stronger September 4, 1906, Am. the case by appellees. 657; the deeds to vacate the directly to be excused on the land. in defendant, court and levy may plead compliance with but when sale was Ayres Duprey, right unconscienüous, title.” *7 appellees Cravens practically Dec. the excuse R. action. plaintiff’s that the mere land it to Snowball, Ferguson, were must Chamblee v. Tar v. proposition facts ground land was made probate Bannowsky, this case. The one for in as that which deeds, fraud, refusal of v. sought by collateral, 614; Durst, of them that this suit was this. in greater petition, In that case or 745, was' obtain- another; making executed the every at least be These made, These Weaver v. appellant’s he does attempted. when judgment, controver The court miserable was a di may that the Owen v. 107 Am. case, no con- probate 36 Tex. Wilson, against stand.” A setting herein guilty, deeds, order 12th, than sued ten- pro pro also this the; Su- as- we Su ir- 27 in 155 SOUTHWESTERN REPORTER ing he, agreed substance, in* which asserts reconvention defendants in trust for hold plaintiffs, purchasers equity redemp- plaintiff action tbe different cause of tion, foreclosing fatally lien, after was not plaintiff n from that which asserts objectionable requiring finding whether placed him.” title was in defendants’ name mortgagor plaintiffs pur- Leeper trust for O’Donohue, In the case of pose defrauding mortgagor’s creditors; Tex. Civ. 45 S. the notice jury having found other issues that de- given days of sale was not equity plaintiffs.' fendants held the trust and it was held “that the Appeal cases, [Ed. Note.—For other see in, Error, the coupled Dig. bid Dig. § Cent. Dec. §§ 1062.*] give days’ with the failure no- defendants, Interrogatories. tice of the sale to the suffi- 3. Trial (§ 352*) Special — leading questions require The rule to wit- cient va- sale should be apply special issues; nesses does not form of such issues not A cated.” writ of error refused subject to review Supreme Court. they appeal, on expected unless intimate what answer is by appellant holding The cases cited or desired. that an attack cases, Trial, cross-action of a un [Ed. Note.—For other see 840-842, der execution between execu tion and the defendants in execu (§ 372*) 4. Trusts of Trustee —Suf —Fraud ficiency of Evidence. tion is a attack collateral do not so hold. Evidence, an action to recover Perkins, In the case of Smith v. mortgaged building agreed which defendants Rep. 794, 16 S. W. 26 Am. St. it was held plaintiffs, purchasers trust for to hold in the attack was foreclosing collateral redemption, because lien, ponveyance persons held defendants parties, concerned were to another of the was fraudulent as to they it is held that if had been the cross- plaintiffs. action would have been a attack direct Trusts, [Ed. Note.—For other Judg the sale. ease the owner of the 372.*] § ment, only party interested, besides the (§ 251*) 5. Trial —Instructions—Issues. original suit, parties. defendants in the were unnecessary It was to submit to the Powell, case of Brooks v. 29 S. W. petitions filed, as to was when where there proposition. question. is based on the same The case no issue on that Estey Williams, Trial, Cent applicability 251.*] Dee. § has no to this case. assigned In this ease cause of action was Appeal (§ 909*) Presump and EIrror Support appellant by Walling nearly Judgment. years two be tions — presumed appeal the trial obtained, appel fore the peti- contents certain considered the lant court the real tions, necessary if their consideration was Walling Allardyce. proper judgment. the rendition of the While we conclude that [Ed. Note.—For other seeking Dig. 3675; Error, raise as to lots not § § by appellees, and for which Agree (§ 362*) of Trust Trusts —Breach judgment, not obtain ment-Right should not be consider- of Action. right ed, adjudges appellees Plaintiffs’ istill this court action recover the *8 building of a mortgagee] value defendants nothing except take those agreed plaintiffs, purchasers to hold in trust for cross-action, claimed in their and with this equity foreclosing redemption, after agreement plaintiffs’ lien, amendment our former the mo- the under an debtor, father, and hold the was not affected lien defendants’ foreclose the rehearing tion for is overruled. plaintiffs, plaintiffs’ trust insolvency conveyed property in when he his trust father debts; plaintiffs hav- defendants to CO. et al. D. SULLIVAN & RAMSEY et al. redemption ing purchased building equity Appeals (Court of Civil of Texas. San Antonio. that time. 12, 1913.) March Trusts, other [Ed. Note.—For Dig. § (§ 251*) 1. Trial —Instructions—Issues. Where, in an action to recover the value (§ 231*) Trust. 8. Trusts —Breach mortgaged building agreed a to hold which defendants agreed fact that one to hold plaintiffs, purchasers in trust of the mortgaged property in trust for the owners of redemption, foreclosing equity lien, purchased equity redemption company was whether defendant the issue himself, them, and not for foreclosure would mortgage agree- debt under an liability not relieve him from them plaintiffs’ protect prop- interests in the ment erty,' agreement. for breach of his trust submission whether individual purchase agreed Trusts, other defendant plaintiffs properly § 231.*] substitute trustee refused. Mortgages Rights (§ 274*) of Mort Trial, [Ed. Note.—Eor gagor-Purchaser Equity. rights redemption the (§ 1062*) for a valuable consideration from and Error —Harmless op mortgagor by any would not affected il- Error^Submission Issues. agreement legality special issue, in an theretofore submission in an ac- mortgagor convey mortgaged with a creditor to tion recover the build- NUMBER, Key-No..Series & topic Rep’r oases in Deo. Am. & see same and section Indexes *For

Case Details

Case Name: Moore v. Miller
Court Name: Court of Appeals of Texas
Date Published: Feb 19, 1913
Citation: 155 S.W. 573
Court Abbreviation: Tex. App.
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