Magnolia Pipe Line Co. v. Moore
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BÓYD, Justice.
The defendants in the trial court appeal from an order overruling their plea of privilege, and the plaintiff appeals from an order refusing its application for a temporary injunction.
Magnolia Pipe Line Company filed the suit praying that defendants be temporarily restrained, temporarily enjoined, and permanently enjoined from building a dam and from “inundating and flooding the. rights of way, easements and pipe line owned by plaintiff" and from “taking any action which would in any manner injure or damage said pipe line, easements or rights of way or will interfere with,…
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