Rule 807.Judgment when Claim for Improvements Is Made
Last amended January 1, 1988 · Last verified June 28, 2026
Full Text of Rule 807
Plain-English Summary
Rule 807 tells the court what to put in the judgment when an improvements claim succeeds under sections 22.021 through 22.024 of the Texas Property Code. The judgment recites the estimated value of the premises without the improvements, and it carries forward the conditions, stipulations, and directions the Property Code attaches, to the extent they fit the case before the court.
Frequently Asked Questions
What must the judgment recite when an improvements claim succeeds?
The estimated value of the premises without the improvements, plus the applicable Property Code conditions and directions (Rule 807).
Why does the judgment recite the land's value without the improvements under Rule 807?
To fix the baseline the Property Code uses in sorting out what the possessor is owed for the improvements he made.
Does Rule 807 add procedures beyond the Property Code?
No. Rule 807 carries forward the Property Code's own conditions, stipulations, and directions, applying them so far as they fit the case.