Gihls Properties, Inc. v. Main Lafrentz & Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
OSBORN, Justice.
This case involves the obligation of a landlord to furnish a tenant heating and air conditioning at what might be considered other than normal business hours. The trial Court issued a temporary injunction requiring that such services be furnished at certain specified hours during the week and on weekends. Having concluded that there is no showing of an irreparable injury, the injunction is dissolved.
In October, 1968, Appellee entered into a ten-year lease agreement for the fifth floor of the Wilkinson-Foster Building in Midland. Although the lease does not specifically…
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