Cook v. J. W. Baldridge & Co.

Citations

• 39 Tex. 250

Syllabus

<p>1. An injunction restraining a judgment of the District Court must be returnable to and tried by the District Court where the suit is pending or the judgment was rendered.</p> <p>2. In general, an injunction cannot be allowed after twelve months from the rendition of the judgment sought to be enjoined, nor upon grounds which could have been interposed as a defense.</p> <p>3. (On rehearing.) The statutory rule as to venue in injunction suits is plain- and peremptory.</p>