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Vernon's Civil Statutes §16
In force on Sep 27, 1961 · this text took effect (date not stated) · same as today's text
PARTIAL UNCONSTITUTIONALITY
If any provision hereof should be held unconstitutional, the balance of the Act shall not be affected thereby.
History:
Source: the Legislature's file server, seen Nov 08, 2026.
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Attorney General opinions that cite it
- WW-1156 (Sep 27, 1961): Whether a game warden Austin 11, Texas who was injured prior to the effective date of Article 6822a, Ver- non's Civil Statutes, has a valid claim a- gainst the State for
- WW-0565 (Mar 06, 1959):
- WW-0732 (Mar 05, 1959): Remittance which may be made pursuant to Article 5421m, Section 19(A), Vernon's Civil Statutes, to a success- ful bidder at a sale of forfeited land who re- fuses to execute a contract of sale and purchase. Your request for an opinion states that a qualified bidder who was awarded a tract of land at a Veterans Land Board sale of forfeited land on March 5, 1959, has refused to execute a contract of sale and purchase for such land. You also state that the veteran submitted to the Veterans Land Board with his bid a 5s down payment on $7,500.00, or $375.00, a contract ser- vice fee of $25.00, a cl
- WW-0518 (Oct 24, 1958): Computation of time to be credited on the term of a prisoner while he is con- fined In a State mental
- WW-0092: Whether death benefits Austin 11, Texas under Teachers' Retire- ment System are subject
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