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21 Cards in this Set
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Civil Jurisdiction of the J.P. Court is up to
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$10000
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Writ to transfer of ownership of Real property
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deed
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What is Real Property?
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Land, or things attached to the ladn
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Bill of sale is used for?
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Personal Property
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Who can serve a crititian
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Constables and Sheriffs
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How much do you get paid when you're subpoenaed
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$10 for 150 miles
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Whats a tort
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Case of wrong doing
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How long does a Public Notice of Personal Property have to be posted
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10 days
Real is 20 |
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Whats a Garnishment
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Seize defendant’s property in the 3rd person possession
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What three courts can issue a writ of possession?
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JP, county, Distric
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How does a Forced Detainer have to be delivered?
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Posted on the door OR given to the person
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What are the key words that must be on all writs?
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"The State of Texas"
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What is the rule involving Squestration?
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It has to be distinguishable from dire kind
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Under squestration how many days do you have to reply
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10 days
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When a landlord locked you out, and you need to get your personal property, when can you get the key residential?
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Anytime within 24 hours.
Anytime during business hour for commercial |
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At a constable sale, what does one get when an item is purchase?
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Get a deed to transfer home title, anything else get a bill of sale
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How many notices and where must they be posted when selling seized property?
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3 notices in public place.
One must be in front door of the court house, and any other public places. |
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What must be physically display at a sale?
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Everything must be seen in person, except stock bond.
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Unless otherwise state in a lease. How long does a tenant have to leave after being order to vacate?
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3 days
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* If serve with a forcible entry detainer, how long does a person have to vacate?
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14 days
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force can be used to serve a writ of possession
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Any reasonable force
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