Ahmed v. Shimi Ventures, L.P.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that appellate courts view evidence in light most favorable to trial court's order and indulge every reasonable inference in its favor
• holding that appellate courts may not reverse order granting temporary injunction unless trial court's action was \so arbitrary that it exceeded the bounds of reasonable discretion\
• holding that modified temporary injunction that did not expressly dissolve or vacate previous temporary injunction “implicitly” superseded prior injunction, did not violate rules of appellate procedure, and could be considered on its merits in pending appeal from superseded injunction
• holding that modified temporary injunction that did not expressly dissolve or vacate previous temporary injunction “implicitly” superseded prior injunction, did not violate rules of appellate procedure, and could be considered on its merits in pending appeal from superseded injunction
• determining that appellate court had authority to review modified temporary-injunction order entered while interlocutory appeal was pending because it concerned same subject matter as prior order
• stating that reviewing court must indulge every reasonable inference in favor of trial court's order

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