· 12/12/1979
English v. Cobb
Citations
- 593 S.W.2d 674
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the probate court had jurisdiction to determine claim that respondent wrongfully withdrew funds from decedent’s savings account because the suit involved the right to probate assets and had a direct bearing on the assimilation collection, and distribution of the estate
- holding that the probate court had jurisdiction to determine claim that respondent wrongfully withdrew funds from decedent's savings account because the suit involved the right to probate assets and had a direct bearing on the assimilation collection, and distribution of the estate
- stating that an action incident to an estate is one in which the outcome will have direct bearing on collecting, assimilating, or distributing the decedent‘s estate
- stating that an action incident to an estate is one in which the outcome will have direct bearing on collecting, assimilating, or distributing the decedent’s estate
- “The determination of a decedent’s right to probate assets necessarily falls within the scope of being an action ‘incident to an estate.’”
- “The determination of a decedent’s right to probate assets necessarily falls within the scope of being an action ‘incident to an estate.’ Furthermore, the outcome of this suit will have a direct bearing on the assimilation, collection, and distribution of Mrs. English’s estate.”
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Judges: Greenhill, Garwood
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