Bryson v. High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. One
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Walker
Appellant, F. J. Bryson, who owns a tract of land in the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District, 1 drilled a water well on his land without obtaining a permit therefor as required by the rules of the District. This suit was brought by the District to enjoin appellant from producing water from the well, and Bryan Hulse, who owns land adjoining that of appellant, intervened as a party plaintiff. At the conclusion of the trial, judgment was entered permanently enjoining appellant from producing more than 100,000 gallons per day from the well in question, 2 and appellant has appealed…
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