Texas Probate Code - Section 22. Evidence

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§ 22. EVIDENCE.  In proceedings arising under the 
provisions of this Code, the rules relating to witnesses and 
evidence that govern in the District Court shall apply so far as 
practicable except that where a will is to be probated, and in other 
probate matters where there is no opposing party or attorney of 
record upon whom notice and copies of interrogatories may be 
served, service may be had by posting notice of intention to take 
depositions for a period of ten days as provided in this Code 
governing posting of notices.  When such notice is filed with the 
clerk, a copy of the interrogatories shall also be filed, and at the 
expiration of ten days, commission may issue for taking the 
depositions, and the judge may file cross-interrogatories where no 
one appears, if he so desires.

Acts 1955, 54th Leg., p. 88, ch. 55, eff. Jan. 1, 1956.                       

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