This appeal was from a temporary injunction, restraining Theodore Porter from selling the community property pending a division thereof in a divorce proceeding between the parties. Appellee, through her counsel, filed a motion to dismiss the appeal, supported by an affidavit that the parties had gone back together and resumed their relationship as husband and wife, and that the property subject to the restraining order had been sold since the parties had resumed their relationship as husband and wife, and therefore the question presented by this appeal becomes moot. Appellant’s counsel do not controvert the facts above set forth.

Where it is shown that a husband, against whom an injunction was issued restraining him from selling community property which was in litigation between himself and wife in a divorce suit, had resumed the relationship of husband and wife, and that therer *322 after tlie property subject to tbe restraining order bad been sold, tbe question of whether tbe injunction was rightfully issued becomes a moot question in this court, and tbe appeal should be dismissed. Ben C. Jones & Co. v. Philquist (Tex. Civ. App.) 249 S. W. 516, and cases there cited.

Motion granted.