· 10/1/1987
Baker's Aid, a Division of M. Raubvogel Co., Inc. v. Hussmann Foodservice Company and Hussmann Corporation
Citations
- 830 F.2d 13
- 4 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1460
- 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 13210
How courts have described this case
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- affirming rejection of motion for injunctive relief when plaintiff’ □ attempt to prove irreparable harm depended upon conclusory allegations
- affirming denial of preliminary injunction in spite of contractual provision “declaring money damages inadequate in the event of a breach”
- \contractual language declaring money damages inadequate in the event of a breach does not control the question of whether preliminary injunctive relief is appropriate\
- “[C]ontractual language declaring money damages inadequate in the event of a breach does not control the question whether preliminary injunctive relief is appropriate.”
- “[T]he contractual language declaring money damages inadequate in the event of a breach does not control the question whether preliminary injunctive relief is appropriate.”
- “contractual language declaring money damages inadequate in the event of a breach does not control the question whether preliminary injunctive relief is appropriate”
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Judges: Kearse, Mahoney, Per Curiam, Van Graafeiland
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