TX · rules
Tex. R. Civ. P. 810
Requisites of Pleadings
The petition in actions authorized by Section 17.003, Civil Practice and Remedies Code, shall state
the real names of the plaintiff and defendant, and shall describe the property involved with
sufficient certainty to identify the same, the interest which the plaintiff claims, and such
proceedings shall be had in such action as may be necessary to fully settle and determine the
question of right or title in and to said property between the parties to said suit, and to decree the
title or right of the party e ntitled thereto; and the court may issue the appropriate order to carry
such decree, judgment or order into effect; and whenever such petition has been duly filed and
citation thereon has been duly served by publication as required by Rules 114 - 116, the plaintiff
may, at any time prior to entering the decree by leave of court first had and obtained, file amended
and supplemental pleadings that do not subject additional property to said suit without the
necessity of reciting the defendants so cited as aforesaid.
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-14
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