Henson v. Estate of Crow

How courts have described this case

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• take nothing judgment affirmed where plaintiff merely amended petition to sue estate but scire facias did not issue against legal representative who never appeared in suit
• a decedent’s estate is “not a legal entity” and cannot sue or be sued as such
• a decedent’s estate is “not a legal entity” and cannot sue or be sued as such
• a decedent’s estate is “not a legal entity” and cannot sue or be sued as such
• The dispositive question before us is the holding of the trial court that the Estate of Bruce L. Crow was not a legal entity and cannot be sued as such.
• the estate is not a legal entity and cannot sue as such

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).