Murrah v. Shirley
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Dallas County Court, at Law; Frank G. Harmon, Judge. Suit by G. E. Shirley against W. W. Mur-rah, and from a decree granting a temporary mandatory injunction the defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, J.
This is an appeal from a decree of the county court of Dallas county granting a temporary mandatory injunction.
Appellee, Shirley, alleged that on May 11, 1921, appellant, Murrah, was engaged in the real estate business in Dallas, and that as a real estate agent he made a contract of sale for Mrs. Janie J. Dillard, by the terms of which Mrs. Dillard agreed to convey to appel-lee a certain described lot in the city of Dal-as, appellee agreeing to pay therefor a consideration totaling $3,200. It was alleged that the contract, which was in writing, was conditioned upon an authentic abstract…
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