Owen v. Willis

The appellee, Willis, instituted this suit against Mrs. Jonnie Owen, her husband, Clyde E. Owen, her brother-in-law, Bill Owen, and the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, to restrain the defendants from breaching a contract dated June 3, 1929, by the terms of which Clyde E. Owen sold his undertaking business in the city of Childress to plaintiff Willis and agreed not to enter in the undertaking business during the following ten years. The telephone company was made a defendant because the right to use a certain telephone number was an issue. A temporary restraining order was issued on July…