Boudreaux v. Taylor
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WILSON, Justice.
Four sisters were declared illegitimate by the judgment appealed from, in which a take-nothing judgment was rendered against appellants. In our opinion the judgment is erroneous, and it is reversed.
Appellants are three of the daughters and the son of a deceased daughter of James Taylor and Cecilia Joseph whose Louisiana marriage the trial court concluded was void. Appellants were denied any interest in their father’s estate in this non-jury action against appellee, his fourth and surviving wife. Findings and conclusions were filed. The material facts, found or undisputed, are…
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