Anderson, Adm'x. Et Vir v. Armstrong

The facts of this case are extremely complicated. We shall endeavor to set out chronologically, and as briefly as possible, the factual background of the suit.

On March 6, 1928, the will of W. K. Marr, deceased, was admitted to probate in the Probate Court of El Paso County, Texas. Such will named Grace Marr, wife of said W. K. Marr, as independent executrix without bond, and Mrs. Marr qualified as such. O. R. Armstrong, an attorney, represented Mrs. Marr in the probating of said will and afterwards represented her as administratrix. Some months later, under advice of the said Armstrong, Mrs.…