Morgan v. Smart
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
■FUNDERBURK, Justice.
This appeal is prosecuted from the fiat, or order of Hon. Sam Russell, judge of the district court of Palo Pinto • county, made in chambers awarding, without notice or hearing, a temporary injunction, in part prohibitory and in part mandatory, in favor of S. R. Smart, and against C. C. Morgan and wife, Ellen Morgan. The writ of injunction was in accordance with the judge’s order, and enjoined the defendants C. C. Morgan and Ellen Morgan from “entering upon all lands and properties described in plaintiff’s petition and from going on said land for any purposes, and from…
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