Woody v. Durham
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOYD, Justice.
Appellants, Ouida Woody and husband, M. M. Woody, filed this suit for injunction against appellee, Earnest Durham, to enjoin him from diverting water from Stroud’s Creek to his nonriparian land. Appellant, Virgil A. Andrews, intervened and also prayed for such injunction. Temporary injunction was refused by the court, and upon trial on the merits before a jury, judgment was rendered that appellants take nothing.
It was alleged and established that appellants owned lands adjoining skid creek; that at the time of the acts complained of and at the time the suit was filed, appellee…
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