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Bare Bones Sheriff’s Deed Survives… For Now

By Charles Sartain on April 7, 2026
Posted in Land Titles, Title Issues

Co-author Taylor Hall

Moore et al v. 1789 Minerals Fund I, LP, et al is another Texas decision addressing the effect of a Sheriff’s Deed after a tax foreclosure. Was the deed void for want of a sufficient property description? No, but the trial court will have to construe the document.

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