· 2/14/1967
Capital City Gas Company v. Phillips Petroleum Company
Citations
- 373 F.2d 128
- 1967 U.S. App. LEXIS 7411
How courts have described this case
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- error to grant permanent injunction following hearing on motion for preliminary injunction, because parties not aware prior to hearing that final relief was to be granted
- error to grant permanent injunction following hearing on motion for preliminary injunction, because parties not aware prior to hearing that final relief was to be granted
- Irreparable injury is the “most significant condition” to support the granting of a temporary injunction.
- \permanent relief might be granted after a hearing upon a temporary injunction if no genuine issues of fact are found to be present\
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Judges: Waterman, Moore, Kaufman
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