Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Texas
property eviction
If a person acquires the deed of title to a property and files an eviction case in court, then trnsfrs title to their son, mid-case, and pursues the eviction maintaining that she still owns the property. When she answers yes to the question are you the owner of this property, is she perjuring herself? If so, what is the right of the defendent and how can a judge rule for the plaintiff if she does not in fact own the house? what steps are necessary to bring this to the attention of somebody?
Thank you.
Asked on 2/21/07, 9:20 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: property eviction
Get a certified copy of the deed transferring title admitted in court, and ask the court to dismiss the case since the plaintiff has abandonded her case, and no longer has standing to complain.
Answered on 2/28/07, 7:49 am
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