Legal Opinion
Crites v. Faulkner
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided January 25, 1952No. 15312PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Chief Justice.
The following instrument, written in the deceased’s own handwriting, was admitted for probate by the 'County Court of Hood 'County, as the last will and testament of E. B. Crites, who died October 26, 1950, without issue:
“Granbury, Texas, March 1st, 1948
“C. A. Crites,
“Dallas, Texas
“My Dear Brother:
“Am writing you in regard to my business. I am not feeling very good and I might pass away any time, and if I go before Rose does, I want you and Thelma look after her and give her all the care. She thinks lots of Thelma, and I want you to take charge of my business, help her in…
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