Williams v. Foster
Court of Appeals of Texas
Error from District Court, Floyd County; R. O. Joiner, Judge. Proceedings between S. E. Williams and J. J. Foster commenced in the county court. A judgment of the district court appointing Foster as guardian of a minor was affirmed by the Court of Civil Appeals, and Foster applies for a writ of prohibition against proceedings in the county court of another eounty. Temporary restraining order made permanent conditionally.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
This is a proceeding by defendant in error, Foster, filed in this court March 17, praying for a writ of prohibition against the county judge of Randall county and plaintiff in error, S. E. Williams, requiring them to set aside a writ of injunction by the said county judge restraining the sheriff of Randall county from delivering into the custody of the sheriff of Floyd county a minor, Alta Grace Williams, and an injunction restraining said eounty judge from issuing any further orders or doing anything which will hinder and delay the enforcement of a certain judgment of the district court of…
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