Jones v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLeslie, J.
This is a suit in the nature of a bill of review in contest of the approval of a guardian’s final account. The guardian, M. O. Williams, filed in the probate court of Stephens county, Tex., on April 28, 1926, an application to resign, accompanied by a final ¿ccounting. The final report and account remained on file in the probate court without any action thereon until September 80, 1926, when the wife and other members of the family of the non compos mentis filed a contest in which they protested the approval of said account and sought to have the guardian restate the same. It was charged that…
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