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Tex. Estates Code § 54.001 Effect of Filing Or Contesting Pleading
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Sec. 54.001. EFFECT OF FILING OR CONTESTING PLEADING. (a) The filing or contesting in probate court of a pleading relating to a decedent's estate does not constitute tortious interference with inheritance of the estate. (b) This section does not abrogate any right of a person und…
Tex. Estates Code § 54.002 Defect In Pleading
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Sec. 54.002. DEFECT IN PLEADING. A court may not invalidate a pleading in probate, or an order based on the pleading, on the basis of a defect of form or substance in the pleading unless a timely objection has been made against the defect and the defect has been called to the att…
Tex. Estates Code § 54.051 Applicability of Certain Rules Relating To Witnesses and Evidence
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Sec. 54.051. APPLICABILITY OF CERTAIN RULES RELATING TO WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE. Except as provided by Section 51.203, the Texas Rules of Evidence apply in a proceeding arising under this title to the extent practicable. Added by Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch. 680, Sec. 1, eff. J…
Tex. Estates Code § 54.052 Use of Certain Records As Evidence
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Sec. 54.052. USE OF CERTAIN RECORDS AS EVIDENCE. The following are admissible as evidence in any court of this state: (1) record books described by Sections 52.001, 52.002, and 52.003 and individual case files described by Section 52.052, including records maintained in a manner …