Smith v. Kale
32 Tex. 290
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Smith v. Kale, 32 Tex. 290 (Tex. 1869).
Opinion
The only question for the court in this case is Does an appeal from a judgment rendered in the County Court vacate the lien secured by the judgment creditor, on the real estate of the judgment debtor, situated in the county where judgment is rendered ? We think.not.
Judgment affirmed.
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