Tober v. Turner of Texas, Inc.

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• trial court has no duty to reconsider the propriety of the granting of a temporary injunction
• “[O]ur holding does not here turn solely upon jurisdiction, but is also grounded upon Tober’s failure to prove that the trial court abused its discretion in overruling the motion to dissolve.”
• “By failing to perfect an appeal from the grant of the temporary injunction, Tober has now, upon appeal of the motion to dissolve, waived the right to complain of the specified alleged errors.”
• “the trial court will not be deemed to have abused its discretion by refusing to reverse a prior grant of temporary injunction, absent pleading and proof of changed conditions . . . or perhaps upon pleading and proof of fundamental (i.e. jurisdictional) error . . .”

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