Legal Opinion
Ramirez v. Sanchez
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided November 4, 1936No. 9821PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOBBITT, Justice.
Silvestre Ramirez, a pioneer resident of Zapata county, Tex., died at his home in such county, on June 23, 1934, intestate, leaving as his only heirs at law his two grandchildren, Leop Ramirez and Felici-dad Perez, appellants in this appeal. Sil-vestre’s wife had predeceased him. They had only one child, a daughter, and the mother of the two above-mentioned grandchildren, and she had passed away in 1926.
For several years prior to his death, Silvestre was involved in vexatious and expensive litigation concerning his cattle and ranching interests in Zapata county. It appears…
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