Curan v. Garcia
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, Justice.
This case concerns the validity of an order appointing a guardian for the person and estate of Margarita Curan under the provisions of Articles 4113-4123, Vernon’s *930Ann.Civ.Stats. The guardian was appointed after full hearing but without a jury trial. The case presents points relating to the essential procedural steps incident to proceedings, under Article 4113, and the sufficiency of the evidence to prove that Margarita Curan was a person of unsound mind.
Martin Salazar filed an application in the County 'Court of Cameron County for appointment as guardian, asserting that…
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