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In Re Johnson

Citations

  • 961 S.W.2d 478
  • 1997 Tex. App. LEXIS 5143
  • 1997 WL 592609

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  • “[W]hen the appellate court has once determined the validity of injunctive relief by interlocutory appeal, any attempt by the trial court to interfere with that determination by a subsequent inconsistent order is reviewable by mandamus.”
  • A[W]hen the appellate court has once determined the validity of injunctive relief by interlocutory appeal, any attempt by the trial court to interfere with that determination by a subsequent inconsistent order is reviewable by mandamus.@
  • A [W]hen the appellate court has once determined the validity of injunctive relief by interlocutory appeal, any attempt by the trial court to interfere with that determination by a subsequent inconsistent order is reviewable by mandamus. @

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Judges: Seerden, Dorsey, Chavez

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