Landowner
Michael
Bishop
won
a
two-week
restraining
order
against
TransCanada
that
forces
the
pipeline
giant
to
stop
working
on
the
section
of
the
pipeline
that
crosses
his
property
in
Nacogdoches
County,
Texas,
located
about
100
miles
north-east
of
Houston.
Texas
County
Court
at
Law
Judge
Jack
Sinz
signed
the
order
on
Friday.
It
will
halt
work
until
a
hearing
set
for
19
December.
Bishop
had
granted
TransCanada
permission
to
build
the
line
on
his
property
based
on
the
company's
stated
plan
to
transport
crude
oil
through
it.
Bishop
claims
TranCanada
will
instead
transport…
