Alexander Schroeder Lumber Co. Et Al. v. C. B. Corona Et Al‪.‬

On petition and prayer of twenty-eight original and intervening plaintiffs -- all lot owners and all but three home owners in Simms Woods Addition in the City of Houston -- the District Court, after a jury trial and on the verdict and "such additional considerations and findings as were required by law" commanded the defendants, Alexander Schroeder Lumber Co. and E. S. Schroeder, to remove immediately from Block 3 of Simms Woods Addition (1) a certain fence erected by them along all street frontage of said block and elsewhere thereon, (2) all cars parked thereon, (3) all lumber stacked thereon, and (4) perpetually enjoined defendants from erecting upon Block 3 of Simms Woods Addition any fence, lumber stacks or structure for business use, and generally from using said property for any business purpose. The court, on plaintiffs prayer for declaratory relief, decreed certain restrictions to be applicable to Block 3 of the Addition and that they proscribed the erection of any fence not incidental to residential use of the property. Defendants appeal.