Jackson v. Prætorians
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
LOONEY, Justice..
Appellants alleged that certain notes executed by them, secured by the lien of a trust deed on ^certain real estate situated in the city of Dallas, were usurious, and prayed that a threatened trustee’s sale of the property in satisfaction. of the notes be enjoined. The court granted the writ, restraining the sale of the property and any further offers of sale under the trust deed, subject to future orders. Appellees filed a motion to dissolve, which, being overruled, the injunction was continued in force subject to future orders. No appeal was perfected from this order.…
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