McCullough v. Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co.

OPINION

HALL, Justice.

We are concerned on this appeal with orders of the trial court which overruled the defendant-appellant’s plea of privilege and temporarily enjoined the defendant from violating an agreement not to compete with plaintiff-appellee.

On June 1, 1970, plaintiff and defendant executed a contract in which defendant was appointed an agent of the company for the purpose of soliciting applications for, and selling, insurance. On the same day, the parties executed a “supplement to agent’s contract” providing, in part, as follows:

«10. *. * * Agent agrees that he will not, for a period…