Stanfield v. Neill

Citations

• 36 Tex. 688

Syllabus

<p>The time limited by law in which suit shall be brought on claims presented for allowance to an administrator or executor of an estate, and by him disallowed, is not a statute of limitations suspended by the Constitution of 1869, but is a regulation of our probate law, which imposes the loss of the claim if the party fails to sue on it within the time prescribed.</p>