Thomas G. Schuring and Rose M. Schuring v. Fosters Mill Village Community Association
Texas Court of Appeals, 14th District (Houston)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
J. BRETT BUSBY, Justice.
Appellants, Thomas G. and Rose M. Schuring, appeal the denial of their motion to dissolve a permanent injunction that ordered them to comply with their home’s deed restrictions. We affirm.
The Schurings allege that, after the trial court issued the injunction, they discovered complying with it would be unduly expensive, result in loss of their home’s insurance coverage, and thus cause a breach of their home’s deed of trust. The Schur-ings contend that these “changed circumstances” required dissolving the injunction. Because the parties presented conflicting…
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