Alamo Lumber Co. v. Fahrenthold
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
O’QUINN, Justice.
This is a suit by the Alamo Lumber Company, a Texas corporation, against Paul M. Fahrenthold, for permanent injunction to prevent him from operating a lumber business in the town of Poth, Wilson county, Tex., and for damages caused by said Fahrenthold operating such a business at said place.
Briefly, appellant’s petition alleged that on September 18,1926, appellee sold to appellant for $25,257 in cash his lumber business, including certain lots, all fixtures, equipment, building material, and merchandise, situated in said town, excepting one iron safe; also the good will…
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