McGar v. Nixon
Citations
- 36 Tex. 289
Syllabus
<p>An administrator’s allowance of a claim which was payable in Confederate money is wholly void, and an approval of the same by a probate judge is an absolute nullity. To maintain an injunction of such a claim, it is not necessary that the plaintiffs (who were administrators de bonis non and legatees) should prove that the allowance and approval were made or procured by mistake or by fraud.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- Defendant was not prejudiced by the State calling two witness who had not been endorsed at all, as the defendant knew about the witnesses based on disclosures made in discovery.
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Judges: Walker
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