· 9/11/1997
Federal Case
Citations
- 125 F.3d 1272
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- giving “substantial deference” to lower court’s finding that there was “at least a possibility” of dissipation of assets absent an asset-freezing injunction, and consequently concluding that the possibility of irreparable injury had been adequately demonstrated
- the threat of injury “must be imminent, not remote 6 || or speculative” (citation omitted)
- “A court is authorized to impose a preliminary injunction on assets which were 9 controlled by a party, even if that party did not expressly own or possess those assets.”
- the threat of 19 injury “must be imminent, not remote or speculative” (citation omitted)
- the threat 17 of injury “must be imminent, not remote or speculative”
- the threat of injury “must be imminent, not 13 remote or speculative”
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