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TEXAS RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE / RULE 153

TRCP 153: When executor, etc. dies

Continuation or dismissal when an executor or administrator dies or ceases the role.

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Texas Rule 153: When executor, etc. dies. Poster 1 of 1.
Rule 153 — poster 1 of 1Complete Rule153: executor or administrator dies or ceases the role; continuation or Rule151 dismissal.Open illustrated reader →
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When an executor or administrator shall be a party to any suit, whether as plaintiff or as defendant, and shall die or cease to be such executor or administrator, the suit may be continued by or against the person succeeding him in the administration, or by or against the heirs, upon like proceedings being had as provided in the two preceding rules, or the suit may be dismissed, as provided in Rule 151.