Legal Opinion
Austin v. Lacy
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided February 1, 1928No. 3486PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHodges, J.
In March, 1926, Jim Mitchell, of Gregg county, Tex., died, leaving a will in which he disposed of an estate valued at something more than $25,000. The estate consisted of $42 on deposit in the Commercial Guaranty State Bank of Longview, and an interest-bearing deposit of $25,029.84 in the Republic National Bank of Dallas, together with $500.68 as accrued interest. Only a life interest in the property was devised to his wife, Mrs. Callie Mitchell, who was his only heir. The remainder was placed in the hands of his executors as a trust fund for other purposes. F. B. Guinn and Jake Cul-lum,…
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