Tex. Estates Code § 360.154
This is the official text of Tex. Estates Code § 360.154, part of Texas’s Estates Code — governs wills, probate, and estate administration.
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§ 360.154. COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
Official statutory text
(a) After dividing all or any part of the estate, at least a majority of the commissioners shall make a written, sworn report to the court that:
(1) states the property divided by the commissioners; and
(2) describes in particular the property allotted to each distributee and the value of that property.
(b) If real estate was divided, the report must also contain a general plat of the land with:
(1) the division lines plainly set down; and
(2) the number of acres in each share.
(1) states the property divided by the commissioners; and
(2) describes in particular the property allotted to each distributee and the value of that property.
(b) If real estate was divided, the report must also contain a general plat of the land with:
(1) the division lines plainly set down; and
(2) the number of acres in each share.
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