13.005 – EFFECT OF RECORDING JUDGMENT OF JUSTICE COURT. A
Texas Property Code § 13.005
Summary
This law establishes that a certified transcript of a justice court judgment, once recorded, holds the same legal weight as a recorded deed. It allows courts to accept certified copies of these transcripts as valid evidence, similar to the original judgment.
Recorded justice court judgments are treated like recorded deeds.
Certified copies of transcripts are admissible as evidence.
This applies to judgments recorded under Section 12.015.
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