Texas § 356.655 PURCHASE IN VIOLATION OF SUBCHAPTER.

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§ 356.655 — PURCHASE IN VIOLATION OF SUBCHAPTER.

Texas § 356.655

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 356.655 (2026).

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Sec. 356.655. PURCHASE IN VIOLATION OF SUBCHAPTER.

(a)If a personal representative of an estate purchases estate property in violation of this subchapter, any person interested in the estate may file a written complaint with the court in which the proceedings are pending.

(b)On service of citation on the personal representative on a complaint filed under Subsection (a) and after hearing and proof, the court shall:

(1)declare the sale void;

(2)set aside the sale; and

(3)order the reconveyance of the property to the estate.

(c)The court shall adjudge against the personal representative all costs of the sale, protest, and suit found necessary.

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Sec. 356.655. PURCHASE IN VIOLATION OF SUBCHAPTER. (a) If a personal representative of an estate purchases estate property in violation of this subchapter, any person interested in the estate may file a written complaint with the court in which the proceedings are pending.
(b) On service of citation on the personal representative on a complaint filed under Subsection (a) and after hearing and proof, the court shall:
(1) declare the sale void;
(2) set aside the sale; and
(3) order the reconveyance of the property to the estate.
(c) The court shall adjudge against the personal representative all costs of the sale, protest, and suit found necessary.