Tex. Estates Code § 403.058
This is the official text of Tex. Estates Code § 403.058, part of Texas’s Estates Code — governs wills, probate, and estate administration.
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§ 403.058. OTHER CLAIM PROCEDURES GENERALLY DO NOT APPLY.
Official statutory text
Except as otherwise provided by this subchapter, the procedural provisions of this title governing creditor claims in supervised administrations do not apply to independent administrations. By way of example, but not as a limitation:
(1) Sections 355.064 and 355.066 do not apply to independent administrations, and consequently a creditor's claim may not be barred solely because the creditor failed to file a suit not later than the 90th day after the date an independent executor rejected the claim or with respect to a claim for which the independent executor takes no action; and
(2) Sections 355.156, 355.157, 355.158, 355.159, and 355.160 do not apply to independent administrations.
(1) Sections 355.064 and 355.066 do not apply to independent administrations, and consequently a creditor's claim may not be barred solely because the creditor failed to file a suit not later than the 90th day after the date an independent executor rejected the claim or with respect to a claim for which the independent executor takes no action; and
(2) Sections 355.156, 355.157, 355.158, 355.159, and 355.160 do not apply to independent administrations.
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