Terrazas v. Sullivan

OPINION

PRESLAR, Justice.

This is a case in which the trial Court granted a motion for summary judgment dissolving its prior temporary injunction order. We are of the opinion that the learned trial Judge erred and the cause must be reversed.

The background of the present case is that Appellee Jaynes took a default judgment on February 13, 1969, against Appellant Terrazas, on a note. Terrazas then employed Attorney Melby who, in April of 1969, worked out the oral agreement here in question with Jaynes’ attorney, Brunson Moore, and under such agreement execution was forborne while Terrazas made…