Exhibit 10.1


    
      

        CAUSE
          NO. 11259

        


        QUEST
          OIL CORPORATION   
 § IN
          THE DISTRICT COURT OF

        
          	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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        Plaintiff             §

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                  v.

                	 	 	 	 	 	 	
                  §

                	
                  GILLESPIE
                    COUNTY, TEXAS

                


        

        
          	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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        JOSEPH
          F. WALLEN AND B&B OIL, INC.  
§

        §

        Defendants     § 216th
          JUDICIAL DISTRICT

         

        TEMPORARY
          RESTRAINING ORDER

        


        Plaintiff
          Quest Oil Corporation has filed a Verified Application for Temporary Restraining
          Order, Injunctive Relief, and Original Petition and, in connection therewith,
          has presented a request for a temporary restraining order. The Court finds
          there
          is evidence that harm is imminent to Plaintiff and that, unless Defendants
          Joseph F. Wallen and B&B Oil, Inc. are immediately restrained and if the
          Court does not issue the temporary restraining order, Plaintiff will be
          irreparably injured because any monetary judgment Plaintiff might obtain
          against
          Defendants will be ineffectual to remedy the harm caused and the business,
          relationships, and reputation of Plaintiff will be substantially and irreparably
          damaged due to Defendants’ solicitation of Plaintiff’s customers, lessors or any
          person or entity Plaintiff is in contract with, encouragement of such
          individuals or entities to terminate or otherwise alter their relationship
          with
          Plaintiff, and interference with Plaintiff’s existing contracts.

         

        An
          ex
          parte order, without notice to Defendants Joseph F. Wallen and B&B Oil,
          Inc., is allowed and necessary because there was not enough time to provide
          notice to Defendants, hold a hearing, and issue a restraining order before
          the
          irreparable injury, loss, or damage occurs.

         

        IT
          IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED
          that
          Joseph F. Wallen and B&B Oil, Inc. (and any and all persons working on their
          behalf or at their direction), Defendants in this cause, be, and hereby
          are,
          commanded forthwith to desist and refrain from taking any of the following
          actions: 1) contacting, by any manner or method, soliciting or encouraging
          any
          present or future customer, supplier, contractor, partner or investor of
          Quest
          Oil Corporation to terminate or otherwise alter their relationship with
          Quest
          Oil Corporation; 2) interfering with any of Quest Oil Corporation’s existing
          contracts; and 3) taking any action which would in any way affect the current
          status of the civil conspiracy alleged from the date of entry of this order
          until and to the fourteenth day after entry or until further order of this
          Court.

         

        IT
          IS FURTHER ORDERED
          that the
          clerk issue notice to Defendants Joseph F. Wallen and B&B Oil, Inc. that the
          hearing on Plaintiff’s application for temporary injunction is set for March 23,
          2007 at 9:00 a.m. The purpose of the hearing shall be to determine whether
          this
          temporary restraining order should be made a temporary injunction pending
          a full
          trial on the merits.

         

        IT
          IS FURTHER ORDERED that
          bond
          is set at $1000.00.

        


        SIGNED
          on
          this
          14th day of March, 2007 at 2:00 p.m.

        


        


        ____________________________________

        JUDGE
          PRESIDING