Kleising v. Miller
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PLEASANTS, Chief Justice.
This is a suit by appellees, who are citizens of the village of Pearland, against the appellants, who own and operate a dance hall situated in a populous portion of the village, which contains about 400 inhabitants.
The purpose of the suit is to restrain by injunction the operation of the dance hall.
Plaintiffs’ petition alleges, in substance, as set out in appellants’ brief, that the named defendants, the appellants in' this court, “were conducting a public dance hall in the village of Pearland and that said dance hall was open for business three nights out of each…
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