· 8/26/2004
Twilligear v. Carrell
Citations
- 148 S.W.3d 502
- 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 7647
- 2004 WL 1899015
How courts have described this case
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- holding that probate judges have no liability for failing to perform their duties beyond whatever liability can be found for violation of duties imposed within section 671
- holding that probate judges have no liability for failing to perform their duties beyond whatever liability can be found for violation of duties imposed within section 671
- holding that “judges have no liability for failing to perform their duties under section 671 beyond whatever liability can be found, if any, on their bonds, as expressly provided in that section.”
- holding that probate 715 judges have no liability for failing to perform their duties beyond whatever liability can be found for violation of duties imposed within section 671
- holding that “judges have no liability for failing to perform their duties under section 671 beyond whatever liability can be found, if any, on their bonds, as expressly provided in that section.”
- “Judicial acts include those performed by judges in adjudicating, or otherwise exercising their judicial authority over, proceedings pending in their courts”
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Judges: Richard H. Edelman
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