Lane v. Bell
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Cooke County. Tried below before Hon. Clem. B. Potter,
1Opinion of the Court
DUUKLIU, Associate Justice.
By a temporary writ of injunction issued by the District Court of Cooke County, Gracie Lane was restrained from using a certain house as a bawdy house or for purposes of prostitution, and from the judgment of the court awarding such writ the defendant has appealed to this court. B. Y. Bell, a citizen of Cooke County, was plaintiff in the suit for injunction, which was brought under and by virtue of articles 362a and 362b, chapter 122, pages 247-248, Acts of the Thirtieth Legislature,- which are as follows:
“Article 362a. The habitual, actual, threatened or…
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