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United States Vs. Texas
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 22, 1941
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U.S. 480 (1941) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. TexasSearch
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U.S. 480 (1941) United States v. TexasSearch
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court certified the controlling questions to the Supreme Court of Texas. The Supreme Court, on the authority of State v. WynneSearch
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require that the claim of Texas be first satisfied, that of Dailey second, and that of the United States third. State v. NixSearch
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not completely satisfy even the claim of Texas and that Dailey, and the United States would receive nothing. State v. NixSearch
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of Texas to the contrary, that section clearly applies to this proceeding. As we recently remarked in United States v. EmorySearch
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decisions, this Court read an exception into the section in the case of previously executed mortgages. Thelusson v. SmithSearch
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Conard v. AtlanticSearch
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Brent v. BankSearch
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that mortgaged property passes to the mortgagee, and is no longer a part of the estate of the mortgagor. See Conard v. AtlanticSearch
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execution of the judgment has proceeded far enough to take the land out of the possession of the debtor. Thelusson v. SmithSearch
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In Spokane County v. UnitedSearch
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would have been. 279 U.S. at 279 U. S. 95 . The New York statute in New York v. MaclaySearch
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in Article 7065a-7. And the priority which attached to the claim of the United States on that day ( United States v. OklahomaSearch
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had been determined, and it could not be enforced without the assistance of the courts. Like the tax lien in New York v. MaclaySearch
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In United States v. OklahomaSearch
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in United States v. KnottSearch
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State v. WynneSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. TexasSearch
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of State v. WynneSearch
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State v. NixSearch
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Thelusson v. SmithSearch
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See Conard v. AtlanticSearch
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United States v. OklahomaSearch
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