Dallas Services for Visually Impaired Children, Inc. v. Broadmoor II
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GUITTARD, Chief Justice.
Dallas Services for Visually Impaired Children, Inc., sued Broadmoor II for a judgment declaring that upon the deaths of Jesse L. Harris and Emma Alice Kramer, life tenants and independent executors under the will of Edgar Dugas, Dallas Services would be entitled to title to and possession of certain real property in the possession of Broadmoor. The trial court granted Broadmoor’s motion for summary judgment on the ground that all interest of the estate passed by a deed from the executors. Dallas Services contends that the executors were not properly appointed because…
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