Miller v. K AND M PARTNERSHIP

OPINION

WARREN, Judge.

This is an appeal from an order granting a temporary injunction enjoining appellant from transferring or encumbering 800,000 shares of disputed stock, and setting the temporary injunction bond at $50,000.

The order granting a temporary injunction is affirmed.

In 1983, G. Raymond Miller, appellant, and Clarence Kendall, appellee, started a security telephone business, where a computer operated telephone would provide security and other functions inside a residence. This start-up corporation was named Automatic Radius Management, Inc. (“ARM”). Appellant and appellee each…