Tex. Estates Code § 360.155
This is the official text of Tex. Estates Code § 360.155, part of Texas’s Estates Code — governs wills, probate, and estate administration.
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§ 360.155. COURT ACTION ON COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
Official statutory text
(a) On the return of a commissioners' report under Section 360.154, the court shall:
(1) examine the report carefully; and
(2) hear:
(A) all exceptions and objections to the report; and
(B) all evidence in favor of or against the report.
(b) If the report is informal, the court shall have the informality corrected.
(c) If the division appears to have been fairly made according to law and no valid exceptions are taken to the division, the court shall approve the division and enter a decree vesting title in the distributees of the distributees' respective shares or portions of the property as set apart to the distributees by the commissioners.
(d) If the division does not appear to have been fairly made according to law or a valid exception is taken to the division, the court may:
(1) set aside the report and division; and
(2) order a new partition to be made.
(1) examine the report carefully; and
(2) hear:
(A) all exceptions and objections to the report; and
(B) all evidence in favor of or against the report.
(b) If the report is informal, the court shall have the informality corrected.
(c) If the division appears to have been fairly made according to law and no valid exceptions are taken to the division, the court shall approve the division and enter a decree vesting title in the distributees of the distributees' respective shares or portions of the property as set apart to the distributees by the commissioners.
(d) If the division does not appear to have been fairly made according to law or a valid exception is taken to the division, the court may:
(1) set aside the report and division; and
(2) order a new partition to be made.
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