More Testimony in the Double D Hearing

TYLER – Testimony continues for a second day Friday as the owners of the proposed Double D Restaurant appear in state district court in answer to a temporary restraining order against the business. Toys R Us, which owns the land where the restaurant is located, alleged breach of a commercial real estate lease. Judge Christi Kennedy said last week it had been hoped that the parties would settle the matter behind closed doors. But, when that did not happen, the judge extended the temporary restraining order and increased the bond to $200,000. The current hearing in 114th State district court, which began Thursday, is to determine if the restraining order is tossed out or if a permanent injunction is issued.