Layton v. Ball
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JAMES T. WORTHEN, Chief Justice.
Donald Layton, Judy Layton, Karl Art-mire, Misty Artmire, Pamela Layne d/b/a High Noon Shooting Range (the range owners), and High Noon Gun Club, Inc. appeal the temporary injunction issued by the trial court in favor of David W. Ball, Sara Ball, Jerry Hannah, Peggy Hannah, John Jones, Martha Jones, Dennis O’Neal, Linda O’Neal, Clifford F. Rockwell, Helen E. Rockwell, Johnnie Wanger, and Nancy Wanger (the homeowners). Appellants raise five issues on appeal. Because we conclude that the trial court did not abuse *750its discretion in issuing its temporary…
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