Ammex Warehouse Company v. Archer

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• holding that the state had a valid statutory right to a supersedeas without filing a bond upon perfecting its appeals from a permanent injunction
• holding that the State had a valid statutory right to a supersedeas without filing a bond upon perfecting its appeals from a permanent injunction
• holding that the State had a valid statutory right to a supersedeas without filing a bond upon perfecting its appeals from a permanent injunction
• holding that appellate court could properly issue writ of prohibition to prevent trial judge’s temporary injunction order from interfering with State’s right to supersede judgment on appeal
• holding that appellate court could properly issue writ of prohibition to prevent trial judge = s temporary injunction order from interfering with State = s right to supersede judgment on appeal
• explaining “[t]he Court of Civil Appeals considered this temporary order to be an interference with its jurisdiction of the case which had been invoked by giving notice of appeal from the final judgment”

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