Crosby County Cattle Co. v. Corn
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtJackson, J.
On July 22, 1926, Prank Corn, as plaintiff, presented to the district judge a petition seeking an injunction against the Crosby County Cattle Company, a Texas corporation, Sidney Webb, and Z. Boaz, to restrain them and each of them from using or attempting to use the cattle brand known as the Half-Circle S. The petition was considered by the judge, a temporary restraining order, as prayed for, was granted, and the case filed on July 23d, as cause No. 1019.
Thereafter, the Crosby County Cattle Company and Sidney Webb sought a dissolution of said restraining order, and on August 13, 1926, their…
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