Nave v. City of Clarendon
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Donley County ; Henry S. Bishop, Judge. Suit by the City of Clarendon and another against A. B. Nave. A temporary injunction was granted, and, from an order denying defendant’s motion to dissolve the same, he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBoyce, J.
This is an injunction suit, brought by the city of Clarendon and a citizen, Herndon, in which the plaintiffs seek to restrain the defendant, Nave, from Inclosing ■or in any way obstructing the passage of the public over a certain tract of land 100x115 feet, in the city of Clarendon. The court, upon application of the plaintiffs, granted a temporary injunction. The defendant moved to dissolve this injunction so granted, and this appeal is from the order of the court •overruling the motion to dissolve.
It appears from the record that R. E. Montgomery, being the owner of the land upon which the…
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