Federal Case

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• allowing nonparty to appeal injunction despite plaintiffs’ assur- ances that they would not seek contempt against the nonparty
• finding standing for nonparty where injunction confronted nonparty “with the choice of either conforming its conduct to the dictates of the injunction or ignoring the injunction and risking contempt proceedings”
• finding standing for nonparty where injunction confronted nonparty “with the choice of either conforming its conduct to the dictates of the injunction or ignoring the injunction and risking contempt proceedings”
• “[W]here a permanent injunction has been granted that supersedes the original preliminary injunction, the interlocutory injunction becomes merged in the final decree . . . .” (citation and quotations omitted) (emphasis added)
• district court must have personal 6 jurisdiction to enforce an injunction against an entity
• “[W]here a permanent injunction has been granted that supersedes the original preliminary injunction, the interlocutory injunction becomes merged in the final decree . . . .” (citation and quotations omitted) (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).