PER CURIAM.
The Texas Constitution prohibits homestead property designated for agricultural use from being pledged to secure a home-equity loan, and mandates forfeiture of all principal and interest for loans so secured. In this case, a borrower obtained a home-equity loan secured by agricultural homestead property, disbursed a portion of the proceeds at closing to pay off constitutionally permissible purchase-money and tax liens (the "refinance portion"), and kept...
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