Miller v. Wilkes

OPINION

BONEY, Chief Justice.

Plaintiff-appellant Miller appeals from an order granting defendant-appellee Wilkes $500.00 in attorney fees.

Miller filed suit against Wilkes on August 11, 1970, alleging an oral agreement for the sale of an interest in certain real property. Miller sought and obtained, on August 12, 1970, a temporary order restraining Wilkes from conveying his interest in the property in question. Six days later, that order was dissolved.

Miller also moved for a preliminary injunction. Hearings were scheduled, but frequently continued, and never held. Wilkes filed a memorandum in…