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Texas Appeals Court Revives Houston Home Ownership Dispute Spanning 25 Years

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A Texas appeals court has reopened a long-running dispute over a home in Houston. The case involves several foreclosures, reverse mortgages, and contested ownership claims stretching across roughly twenty-five years. A central question is whether a 2011 mortgage remains valid, given that a foreclosure had already taken place in 2001. The ruling directs lower courts to carefully weigh the competing ownership claims before reaching any decision.

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