E. D. Storey Et Al v. Central Hide & Rendering Company

This is a case for an injunction brought by petitioners against respondent seeking to perpetually enjoin the respondents from operating a rendering plant in the vicinity of the petitioners lands near Tyler, Texas. Upon a trial before a jury and the answers of the jury to special issues favorable to petitioners, the trial court entered judgment perpetually enjoining respondents from operating such plant. Upon appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals at Texarkana, this judgment was reversed, the injunction dissolved and the cause remanded to the trial court for further proceedings in accordance with the opinion. The Court of Civil Appeals held that petitioners were not entitled to perpetually enjoin the operation of the plant, but were relegated to their suits for damages suffered by virtue of such operation. The opinion of the Court of Civil Appeals gives a full and complete statement of the case as presented. Suffice it to say that the findings of the jury have evidence to support them. See Central Hide & Rendering Co. v. Storey et al., 223 S.W.2d 81. Petitioners application for writ of error was granted upon the points complaining of such holding by the