Bledsoe v. Wesley

WIDDSON, -C. J.

(after stating the case as above). [1] We agree with appellants in their contention, so far as it is that, if the allegations in their petition, taken as true, as they should be, entitled them to relief by injunction, the court below did not have a right, on his own motion and without notice to them, and an opportunity to be heard. about the matter, to dissolve the injunction he had granted (articles 4657 and 4658, Rev. St. 1925; Walker v. Meyers, 114 Tex. 225, 266 S. W. 499; Water Supply Co. v. Green [Tex. Civ. App.] 198 S. W. 631), but we do not agree with them- in their…