Johnson v. State Board of Morticians
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
'GANNON, Justice.
The appellants are Joe H. Johnson and William H. Posey. They were plaintiffs in the trial court. Each is a licensed funeral director. The appellees, who were ■defendants in the trial court, are the State Board of Morticians, the members of the Board, six in number, who are sued in both their official and personal capacities, as well as George B. Eagle and John T. Gooper, the latter two defendants being field representatives, investigators, agents .and employees of the Board.
After notice and hearing, held on May 24, 19S5, defendant State Board of Morticians, acting under the…
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