Bills v. Scott

Citations

• 49 Tex. 430

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal in Probate Court, effect of.—Under the Probate law of 1870, as amended May 27, 1873, an order requiring an administrator to give a new bond, affects his right to administer; and an appeal taken from such order by the administrator, without bond, would not suspend the order so appealed from.</p> <p>2. Same.—Under the Probate act of 1870, an administrator having a private interest in resisting an order of the Probate Court requiring property to be added to his inventory, cannot protect such interest by appeal from such order, in his official character, without bond.</p> <p>3. Injunction.—An administrator failing to perfect a suspensive appeal, cannot, by injunction, prevent the enforcement of an order requiring him to give a new bond; nor of an order removing him from the administration for the want of such new bond.</p>