Bowles v. Montgomery Ward & Co.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that an application for preliminary injunction cannot be based on information and belief, but must be based on facts; case did not involve a default judgment
• “[O]rdinarily, . . . an injunction [should not] be broader than the illegal acts or practices charged or proven.”

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