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Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code - Chapter 34 Execution On JudgmentsLegal Research Home > Texas Lawyer > Civil Practice & Remedies Code > Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code - Chapter 34 Execution On Judgments (a) If a writ of execution is not issued within 10 years after the rendition of a judgment of a court of record or a ... (a) If a plaintiff dies after judgment, any writ of execution must be issued in the name of the plaintiff's legal representative, if any, and ... The death of the defendant after a writ of execution is issued stays the execution proceedings, but any lien acquired by levy of the writ ... Property that the judgment debtor has sold, mortgaged, or conveyed in trust may not be seized in execution if the purchaser, mortgagee, or trustee points ... (a) If the face of a writ of execution or the endorsement of the clerk shows that one of the persons against whom it is ... A person is entitled to recover his property that has been seized through execution of a writ issued by a court if the judgment on ... (a) A person is entitled to recover from the judgment creditor the market value of the person's property that has been seized through execution of ... If the public sale of land is required by law to be made at a place other than the courthouse door, sales under this chapter ... If real property taken in execution consists of several lots, tracts, or parcels in a city or town, each lot, tract, or parcel must be ... (a) If real property taken in execution is not located in a city or town, the defendant in the writ who holds legal or equitable ... Shares of stock in a corporation or joint-stock company that are owned by a defendant in execution may be sold on execution. Acts 1985, 69th ... (a) An officer conducting a sale of real property under this subchapter may not execute or deliver a deed to the purchaser of the property ... (a) When the sale has been made and its terms complied with, the officer shall execute and deliver to the purchaser a conveyance of all ... The purchaser of property sold under execution is considered to be an innocent purchaser without notice if the purchaser would have been considered an innocent ... (a) An officer shall deliver money collected on execution to the entitled party at the earliest opportunity. (b) The officer is entitled to retain from ... If an officer or his deputy conducting an execution sale directly or indirectly purchases the property, the sale is void. Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. ... (a) The officer shall keep securely all personal property on which he has levied and for which no delivery bond is given. (b) If an ... If the officer who receives a writ of execution dies or goes out of office before the writ is returned, his successor or the officer ... If an officer receives more than one writ of execution on the same day against the same person and fails to number them as received ... If an officer neglects or refuses to return a writ of execution as required by law or makes a false return on a writ of ... If an officer fails or refuses to levy on or sell property subject to execution and the levy or sale could have taken place, the ... If an officer sells property without giving notice as required by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure or sells property in a manner other than ... If an officer fails or refuses to deliver money collected under an execution when demanded by the person entitled to receive the money, the officer ... Last modified: August 10, 2007 |