Andrada v. City of San Antonio
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CADENA, Chief Justice.
Plaintiff, Johnny Andrada, appeals from a judgment denying his prayer for an injunction restraining the defendant, City of San Antonio, from enforcing its “wrecker” ordinance and from a contract entered into between City and San Antonio Wrecker Service giving the latter the exclusive right to tow away, on or over the City streets, any vehicle which had been abandoned or involved in a collision. The trial court also denied plaintiff’s prayer for judgment declaring the ordinance and contract unconstitutional.
According to plaintiffs petition, he sought relief not only for…
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