Death 

Texas Codes > Civil Practice And Remedies Code > Title 6 > Chapter 133 > § 133.002. Armed Services Certificate of Death

If a branch of the armed services issues a certificate declaring a person dead, the date of death is presumed to have occurred for all purposes as stated in the certificate. The certificate may be admitted in any court of competent jurisdiction as prima facie evidence of the date and place of the person's death.

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Texas Laws: Death

Texas Civil Practice And Remedies Code > Title 6 > Chapter 133 - Presumption Of Death

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