Stone v. Watt
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LESLIE, Justice.
The object of this proceeding was to enjoin the defendants and appellees, Southland Life Insurance Company and W. E. Watt, substitute trustee, from selling the property of the appellant at trustee’s sale on Tuesday, January 1, 1935, or any other day thereafter, until further orders of the district court. Without a hearing, the trial judge, on November 30, 1934, granted to the appellant, Dr. Marvin P. Stone, a temporary restraining order which was to expire December 10, 1934, but was by agreement continued in force until December 13, 1934, when It expired by its own terms. A…
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