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· 7/1/1871

Wolff v. Carter

Citations

  • 33 Tex. 699

Syllabus

<p>1. It was error for the district Uourt to dismiss an administrator’s appeal from the prohate court (as organized before the present Constitution) because the administrator had failed to execute a bond for costs. It has often been decided by this court that an administrator may appeal without bond or security for costs.</p>

Judges: Ogden

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