Thomas v. Bonnie Bros.
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Marion. Tried below before the Hon. W. P. McLean. This was an action upon a bond for the withdrawal of an estate from administration. On the trial, the general and special exceptions to the petition were overruled, the special exceptions to the answer were sustained, and judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiffs, Bonnie Bros., against A. A. Thomas, J. M. Bender and W. P. Scott, for the amount of their claim, $362.81, with interest.
1Opinion of the Court
Stayton, Associate Justice.
action was brought by the appellees to recover the amount of an account which had been duly probated against the estate of J. M. Thomas, deceased, while that estate was in course of administration. A. A. Thomas, who was one of the heirs of J. M. Thomas, gave bond with the other defendants, as sureties, for the purpose of withdrawing the estate from administration, under the law regulating that matter, B. S., 1964, 1972. The action is upon that bond. Exceptions were filed to the petition raising the following points:
*6371. That the petition was insufficient in that it did…
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